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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1894

Page

11

Scranton Tennis Tourney at Farview Park Opens Thursday

Scranton residents plan to attend the Carbondale Tennis Club tournament at Farview park starting Thursday August 16. The event features the Delaware and Hudson Challenge Cup and attracts top players, with singles and doubles events and prizes, while local social events and weddings fill the rest of the summer schedule.

Scranton Carbondale Farview Park Acard H. Torrence Tenalfly N. J W. V. Johnson Orange James H Pini Frank EK. Burr Scranton Lawn Club

Williams Marries Swansea Member in Wales Notes

News from Loxpor reports Swansea member William Williams wed Mrs. Phillips widow of Rev. Phillips late Congregational minister at Morristown. Williams rose from poverty to owner of tin plate works and remains a popular Uymro figure amid discusses of disestablishment politics and Welsh leadership at Carnarvon and national debates.

Loxpor William Williams Swansea Phillips Mr. Phillips Morristown Williams

Advantages of Seasoned Yellow Pine for Cabinet Work

A New York Telegram summary notes long leaf pine, or Pinus australis, in east Texas, takes a high polish with oil finishes and resists grease stains better than white pine. Curled grain in some trees resembles curly maple, and a few small mills in eastern pine regions export this pine for fine cabinet work to northern markets.

Texas Oine New York Telegram

Boarding House Pleasantries and Bread Jokes

A wealthier lady visits a new neighbor and boasts about her home. Mrs Cool retorts that the boast recalls Mrs Snell’s past work in her aunt’s kitchen. The scene ends with light social dialogue and a humorous bread remark.

Mrs. Snell Mrs. Cool Indianapolis Sentinel

Save the Baby How Lactated Food Prevents Cholera Infantum

A Boston Globe style warning champions lactated food as the best summer diet for babies to prevent summer diarrhoea and cholera infantum. It cites physicians and health boards, notes breast milk is ideal but scarce, and argues lactated food is safe, inexpensive, and effective in keeping babies healthy during hot months.

Boston Globe Saya Board of Health Boston New York Vermont

Family in Crime Tale Recalled in Courtroom Echoes

A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a mother named Mrs McMants defending a son labeled by some as a robber, while a conflicting line claims the boy Moike stems from a family of thieves, reflecting a courtroom atmosphere.

Hypnotic Test Reveals Secrets of a Fickle Heart

Edgar hypnotizes Maud to reveal her love for him but also exposes her complaints about his stinginess and lifestyle. Maud admits affection yet expresses desires for theater visits, diamond rings, park outings, and oysters, prompting Edgar to end the act and joke about a shy takeaway.

Maud Edgar Edgar Popham

Revenge Brings Peter to the Edge of Destruction

Peter and Selma, childhood lovers, are torn apart by jealousy and power. Years later Selma returns with her husband Mr Windom, triggering Peter’s Vengeful vision. At a mountain chasm Peter attempts to kill Windom but is stopped by Selma’s plea, then falls to his death.

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World sky chart project to map entire heavens in 19th century

An 1887 Paris congress proposed a global photo graphic sky map. Eighteen observatories will use uniform four square degree plates, duplicating each exposure. About 44 000 photographs will catalog 1.5 million stars and chart 22 million stars to magnitude 14. The completed map spans a globe 734 yards wide and aims to reveal stellar motions and solar system paths for future generations.

Paris Longman's Magazine

I Buried You at Shechem in Pall Mall Magazine

Lilen T. Fowler laments buried gods at Shechem cast from stone and wood. The speaker recalls attempts to honor idols, revealing faith in virtues faded by truth of their false nature. Amid memory and sorrow the dead altar remains, a marker of lost devotion and forgotten graves.

Jacob Shechem Andor Lilen T. Fowler Pall Mall Magazine

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