Shade of Her Sleeves and Picnic Advice Echoes
A long verse lament on lost love titled Shade of Her Sleeves reflects longing and social satire. The page then shifts to lifestyle tips and picnic planning from The New York Sun, with instructions on packing, cooking, and sustainable outdoor dining.
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Peck
Judge
New York
Wonderland of America travel letters begin long northbound tour
John E. Richmond and companion begin a trans continental journey from Honesdale to Bitka Alaska via Northern Pacific and Canadian routes. They describe leaving town, the scenery from the railway, and stops in Scranton, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and Chicago, aiming to photograph and share impressions of American landscapes. They plan to cover 12 000 miles and promise subsequent letters with views and notes.
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St. Paul
America
Cavity Railroad
Honesdale
Sweyer
Hell Gate
Gold Gate
Pacific Northwest
Montery
Seattle
Bitka
Alaska
Northern Pacific Railway
Duluth
Portland
Tacoma
Yellowstone Park
Puget Sound
Vancouver
Tt. C
Ocean
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian National Park
Selkirk Mountains
Queen's Dominions
Lundelius
Maple City
Lackawaxen
Central Park
Dyberry
Irving Oll
Elementa
Amd
Blandin
Seeleyville
Prompton
Pennsylvania
Catskills
Shepherd's Creek
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Scranton
Alleghenies
Chicago
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Allegheny
Pyileburg
Mt. Oliver
Castle Shannon
Knoxville
Windy
Ryan
Pioneer City
Great Northwest
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
John E. Richmond
Welsh Echoes on Crimean veterans and early Carbondale life
Gleanings discuss Welsh soldiers in the Balaklava charge and Welsh regiments with honors in Crimea, noting figures like Lord Tredegar and Godfrey Morgan. It covers memorials in Carmarthen, the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Welsh regiments, and times at Sevastopol, plus a look at Rev Lewis Williams and early Welsh settlement in Carbondale, with reminiscences by Henry Fo’ Canova.
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Scranton
Lackawanna County
Scotland
Scotch Greys
Second Light Dragoons
Ireland
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Tredegar Park
Newport
Monmouth
Godfrey Morgan
Charles Morgan
Tredegar
Crystal Palace
London
Alma
Inkerman
Sevastopol
Crimea
Robert Shields
Merthyr Tydvil
Luke O'Connor
Roscommon
Burgeon
W. H. T. Sylvester
E. W. D. Bell
Carmarthen
Sevastopo
Wrexham
Brecon
Cardiff
Kinglake
Russel
Times
Queen Victoria
England
William E. Powell
Robert Foulkes
David Jones
Carpenter
Carbondale
Lewis Williams
Congregationalists
Apoasite
Veera
South Dakota
Wisconsin
California
Tows Fi
Towa
Garon
Henry Fo' Canova
Welsh Bardic Figure Praised for World Reach and Oratory
A prominent Welsh bardic saintly figure and divine orator, famed across the world, toured the United States in 183 reportedly and served as a meteor in the World’s Fair eisteddfod conferring bardic degrees on Scranton poets. He preached at West Side Congregational churches and drew a public ovation, with Judge Edwards praising him as a leading poet of his era.
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Scranton
West Side
Edwards
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