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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
4
A vivid portrait of London its population of over six million and its hubs of commerce and history. The piece highlights Windsor Windsor Castle Queen Victoria and the Abbey service at Westminster, capturing royal moments and religious devotion with a pilgrim’s eye.
The annual union camp meeting will be held on the grounds of the Maple Church. Organizers urge attendees to bring blankets and seating, with sessions lasting daily through the week and featuring guest speakers and hymn services.
A travelogue recalls postwar London life with crowded streets, riding by cab, Strand to Westminster, and visits to the Tower, White Tower, Bloody Tower, and Chapel of St. Peter. It praises the Crown Jewels, Yeomanry, National Gallery, British Museum, Kensington Palace, St Paul's, Westminster Abbey, and celebrates royal serenades and notable landmarks.
Beranton Pa residents will attend a Prohibition gathering Monday September 3 under the Women's Christian Temperance Union with speakers from across the state. Rev Henry D B Tankin of Easton will preach at the Penn Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow, and Rev James Hughes will preach at the Adams Avenue chapel Sunday morning and evening.
Daily posted notices list sermons and services at multiple churches in the Washington Street area. Preachers include Hev. Domed Stuart Dickson of Philadelphia and Rev. Frank J Milman. programs feature morning and evening worship, Sunday school, Epworth League, and youth activities.
A dense list of church services across multiple denominations with times and ministers named. Buddled items include Baptist centers, Lutheran and Episcopal notices, Sunday schools, and special sermons announced for Sunday morning and evening.
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church on Wyoming Avenue near Mulberry hosts Prayer and Praise at 6:00 AM and Divine Worship at 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM. Sermons titled Christ the Center and Translated Transformations. Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meets at 6:00 PM with Teen Study Wednesdays at 7:30 PM followed by prayer meeting at 8:00 PM. All are welcome.
Calvary Reformed Church at Meme Avenue and Cikcom Street led by Rev MM d Witrer holds services at 7 30 am with sermon titled Led by Piers Cloudy Pillars event Look Where You Stand. Zion Evangelical at 14 Cupouw Avenue offers morning worship at 9 30 am and 7 pm with Sunday school at 9 30 am all are welcome.
Ate Albert Imoing baritone will sing at Lim Park church tomorrow. Alfred Wooler, a former teacher, announces a new vocal hymnlist by Dr. Mugh A. Clacko. George Martin, pianist of West Scranton, recently completed several songs of unusual merit. The July Mestelon continues a march in full sweep titled The Title Cavealler, by Wooler, noted for rhythm and refined harmonies.
An unsettled Lake Winola item reports hotel Clifton visitors arriving midweek and weekend events with crowds forming from cottages. The fragment notes evening hours and a generally busy scene but ends abruptly before specifics.
A Sunday School discussion centers on forgiveness from Matthew 18. Jesus teaches mercy beyond seven times seventy, urging genuine pardon from the heart. The lesson contrasts Jewish law with divine grace, linking forgiveness to Christian character and social unity.
Advertorial copy asserts many women suffer health issues from congestion and irritation of the feminine mucous lining. It promotes Peruna as a tonic to revitalize the body and erase fatigue and pallor. Readers can request a free copy of Health and Beauty from Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
A crowd attended a masquerade with a grand march and a rake walk contest in costume. Fred Robins won the red white and blue cake carried from the hall. Dancing followed in the ice ballroom with a Protetase Lewh musical backdrop and Nick Newman Rag Time band set for a Clayton concert next Tuesday.
Dialogue shows Freddy and Uncle Jack debating a knife trade with a sought after Victory lark. A literary tone hints at improvised wartime barter and clever repartee amid perilous times.
Civil War and Spanish American War veterans suffered from chronic diarrhea. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene County Ta credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief. Sold by all druggists with Matthew Brothers as wholesale and retail agents.
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