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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1898

Page

6

Memory, Money, and a Mystery House in New York

A newlywed man and his wife roam Fifth Avenue hunting for his aunt Miss Van Brunt’s address. He clings to Waterloo and Charles I dates as memory aids, visits druggists and a directory, and—after a comic chase and a forgotten plan—find the aunt’s home, plus a mahogany bureau she promised as a wedding gift.

Waterloo Anita Fifteenth Street San Francisco East New York Miss Wil- Yampe Ven Fifth Avenue William de van Brunt Hmaxt Miss van Brunt Sid West Sixteenth Street Charles I Wheat Forty-ninth Street van Brunt Charles 1 Bridget Vienna Miss van Brant Gridget Appomattox Grant Mount McGregor Longstreet Hudson Chicago Times-Herald Chicago Boston Edward Everett Hale Dr. Hale

Stories Told of Famous Men

A collection of anecdotes about famous men including Penley of Charley's Aunt, Neal Dow, the Earl of Carlisle, Sheridan, Sir Walter Scott, and General Grant. The selections feature quick wits, political jabs, and notable moments from 19th century figures.

Fingland Earl of Carlisle Sheridan Walter Scott Robertson Scott Peter Peveril Lord Robertson Evening Post

Balzac Complete Works English Edition Promises Grand Design

Gebbie English Edition of Balzac complete works captivates critics with praised education value and grand typography. Translation supervised by George Saintsbury includes introductory articles and vivid illustrations. Scranton canvass by publishers offers copies near production cost. inquiries via Gebbie Publishing Company in Philadelphia.

Balzac George Saintsbury Scranton Gebbie Publishing Company, Limited Tribune Philadelphia

Balzac as a towering modern genius in literature

A critical homage lauds Balzac as a luminous pioneer who forged a single grand work from many books, shaping contemporary civilization with towering, prophetic insight. The tribute calls him a modern artist and man, whose erudition and imagination outstripped his era and even Shakespeare.

Palzac Willllead M. de Halzac Balzac

Sugar Beet and Cane Dominate Global Sugar Output

The world sugar crop totals about 40 0000 tons in a formal year with beet supplies around 4 500 000 tons and sugar cane about 3 100 000 tons. The cane share mainly comes from the West Indies and Java with beets contributing heavily in other regions.

West Indies Java

Sugar consumption and beet sugar production across nations

The article profiles global sugar production led by Germany Austria France Russia and Holland. It notes a sharp rise in U S beet sugar output since McKinley tariff with figures from 2 500 tons to 44 666 tons and discusses per capita sugar consumption linked to maritime nations versus landlocked states and French candy trade impact.

Germany Austria France Russia Belgium Holland United States England Denmark Norway Sweden Italy Turkey Greece Switzerland Paris Uee

Comic Quips On Marriage From Old Papers

A collage of humorous exchanges about marriage shows a gravely practical husband cashing a check, jokes about Adam and banana peels, and sly remarks from Mrs B and a teasing pretty girl. The lines capture wartime era wit and social banter between spouses and onlookers.

Jabberwock Adventure Reimagined in Silly Verse

Whimsical pastiche parodies Lewis Carroll with playful misprints as a hero seeks his vorpal blade. A Jabberwock enters the wood, the blade strikes, and the creature falls. The tale ends with triumphant exclamations and a beamish boy celebrated.

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