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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1898

Page

3

Luxury of Modern Railway Travel Exposed by Rail Expert

George J. Charlton of the Chicago and Alton railroad outlines the true cost of passenger cars. He cites purchase prices from 000 to 7,000, maintenance, upholstery, wheels, running gear, lighting, and ventilation as major ongoing expenses surpassing ordinary rail fares. He argues high comforts and advertising value raise costs and reduce revenue per mile versus older, simpler cars.

Chicago Lnter Wetet Ental George J. Charlton Uckel Weent Chicaen and Alton Railroad Mer Charlton Gonshier Moet Firetelisa SIMO Chicgo and Alton Railroad Chicago and Alton Road Guy Lovel Couree

How to Pray in the Sermon on the Mount Lesson

A Sunday School lesson on Jesus teaching on prayer from Matthew 6 1 5 15 outlines a model prayer emphasizing simplicity sincerity and child like dependence It explains hypocrisy versus private prayer and the threefold dignity of God the Father Naming petitions for daily bread forgiveness and temptation while stressing God sovereignty and moral focus

Jean Usiny Jesus Chod Christ Jemun Wames Himser Joewus Veres Tim John Kingdom of Heaven Dr. Whitby All Nees

The Libellous Mirror and the Human Pace

A fragmented lament on the press and its reflections of human expression. The piece hints at the distortions of public image and the urgent need for honest portrayal amid a culture of wide spread media usage.

Mirrors and complexion myths by a reflective essay

The piece argues that mirrors mislead self image by showing a pale, altered skin tone and a fixed expression. It claims looking glasses distort appearance and only reveal one wary facial expression, while true likeness remains unseen by the viewer.

Champion Sheer Sillarer Of St Tammany Parish

A Louisiana country girl, Lota Fernal Sillarer, is famed for record sheep shearing, handling eighty sheep in a day, and for expert horse riding bareback. She owns land and cattle, milks, weaves, and knits, drawing tourist attention with soft hands despite hard work. She prefers independence, declaring no man can marry her.

Lota Fernal Ie St. Tammany Parish Louisiana Tareback

Child A8 Half Fare Tale Reveals Mother’s Deceit

A Lone Don paper recounts a case at a railroad station where a mother attempted to buy half fare tickets for her two children. The seller asks ages and places of birth, while the grandmother reveals one child born in London and the other in Liverpool, exposing the ruse.

Onisa London

English Critics Fall Silent Before Tilden Statue

At the San Francisco News Letter a scene unfolds as sculptor Douglas Tilden and architect Willis Polk admire the Phelan city statue. Two English tourists mock the work until Polk reveals Tilden as the creator, stunning them. The critics quickly bow and depart in haste.

Phelan Douglas Tillen Willis Polk Polk Tilden Neounrer Willis America

Mulholland Recounts War Tale At Second Corps Banquet

General Mulholland told a war story at a Washington Second Corps banquet recounting McCook’s regiment facing the enemy and preparing for what was described as a 10 mile attack the next morning.

Air Mulholland Second Corps Washington McCook

Young Redheaded Soldier Goes Front Line Sketch

McCook leads a daring expedition with a tiny red headed soldier who weighs about seventy five pounds. The boy volunteers to ride with him to the front, faces the dangers, and promises to stay by his side through heavy firing and bullets.

McCook

Idle Women and a Home Health Solution

The text argues idleness harms women and links it to weak health. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a home remedy for female diseases, promising relief from pain and nervous symptoms by targeting reproductive organs. A free book offer accompanies the claim, with mailing details for a paper and cloth bound edition.

R V. Pierce Invalids' Hotel Surgical Buffalo Pierce Common Sense

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