Lackawanna Business College Opens New Era of Practical Training
The Lackawanna Business College completes its first year as a branch of the Lowell School of Binghamton. It offers book keeping, banking, commercial law, shorthand, typewriting, and business practice. Located in the Guernsey Building on Washington Avenue, it seeks rapid, thorough training with no vacations, guided by experienced instructors including J. B. Bloomer and D. W. Warner.
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Room for Beginners in The Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune urges broad participation with ten weeks left, noting eight leaders open to new entrants and that a sixteen point score could win a scholarship worth 00 or more. No new contestants after October 1, scoring restricted at year end, and all entrants receive ten percent of funds raised.
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Domestic Sabbath Family Dining and Olive Oil Wellness
Emma Paddock Telford recounts a California family's Sunday al fresco dinner after a 2 pm meal. The piece blends home rituals with Bible readings and hymns, then shifts to culinary notes on consommé bouillon and a rustic Abattta a la Bourgeoise soup, plus olive oil uses for health and cooking.
Capwell Scores First This Month for Capwell Team
Maxwell Shepherd reports in Scranton that Capwell reaches his first point this month as the line stands, with Car bondale noted and four points cited in the brief recap.
Scranton Area Contenders Ranked in Standings List
A long list ranks 32 contestants by place and score across Scranton and nearby towns. Notable names include A. J. Kellerman of Scranton and Charles Burns of Wandling with varying scores, while Miss Beatrice Harpur and Miss Jane Mathewson appear among top female entries.
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Wandling
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Hbelle- Meg
Sista Nicotine
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Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Harry Madden
Hendrick Adams
William Cooper
Priceburg
Lee Culver
Springville
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Fred Kibler
Harry Danvers
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Edna Coleman
Louis McCusker
Park Place
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Eddie Morris
South Scranto
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Green Ridgwews
Eevee Nseese
Louis Cie
Brooklyn
C. J. Clark
Peckville
John Mackie
Providence
Elmer Williams
Standings Tighten as August Race Near
The article notes that more points will push a figure toward the leaders. Yesterday's results sharpen the August standings with Mr. Gurns and Mr. Thompson tied for third while Mr. McCreary, Mr. Shepherd, and Mr. Havenstrite share eighth place.
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No Change in Leaders in Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune reports no changes among the leaders in yesterday's Educational Contest. Points were earned by Havenstrite of Moscow and T Herbert Thompson of Carbondale with 2 points, and Homer Kresge of Hyde Park, Don Canwell of Sovanten, and J Kellerman each with 1 point.
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Carbondale
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Hyde Park
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Sovanten
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Leaders for August Folding Pocket Kodak and Brownlie Prize
First Prize in August goes to the Folding Pocket Kodak No 1 with leader A Recond Prize No 2 Brownlie Camera noted among the awards. The listing highlights top devices and competing models in the month’s showcase.
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Social and Personal News From Cranton Society
Cranton social life shows sparse gatherings with clubs quiet and golf and bowling awaiting openings. Residents travel to New York Atlantic City and Lake Louise area while parties form at homes in Scranton and nearby towns.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Movements of People Reported in Local Notes
Mrs Ida Albro has returned from Philadelphia and Dr C H Tilton comes back from vacation. Mr and Mrs F B Godfrey are at Mount Pogono. Miss Mary Coyle of Madison Avenue is at Asbury Park. Chly Bolichtoy George M Watson left.
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Mount Pogono
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Asbury Park
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Musical Gossip on King Dodo and Broadway Moves
The comic opera King Dodo heads for a local engagement after a successful Daly's New York run. Shubert and partners plan a change of cast in A Chinese Honeymoon with Edwin Stevens leaving and a new performer stepping in. Mime Blauvelt’s European success is noted as an American soprano eyes a fifty city tour starting January.
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Dinner talk on railroad passes with MacVeagh and Ryan
Ex Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh and Archbishop Ryan attended a dinner where they discussed railroad passes. MacVeagh noted the convenience, while the Archbishop doubted ever needing a ticket on the road he favors, signaling mutual influence between church and state figures.
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