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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1895

Page

12

Facts of Interest To Women Readers

A dense collage of social notes on women’s clubs, etiquette, and culture. It cites New York and Chicago groups, dues and fees, and profiles performers, writers, and leaders. It mentions cigarette debates, theater habits, charity circles, and notable figures like Beatrice Harraden and Sarah Bernhardt.

Gotham Woemen Wommen Costae Fay Pete Sorosig New York Professional Woman's League Ite Clarsea Berkeley Ladies’ Athletic Club New New York Beatrice Harraden Kathryn Kidder Madame Sure Gene Rejane Plart Sarah Bernhardt United State Henry Somrset Cheek Sime Sormh Grand Lyon Linton Mina Lilly Marshall

The Pathological Novel and Medical Views on Modern Visboa

A cautious literary critique of a speculative medical themed novel set around syphon inspired diseases. The reviewer praises character diagnosis and future potential while noting ethical issues and narrative incompleteness in Farah Granil's work.

Visboa Farah Granil Edith

A Critique of Medical Plot Devices in Drama

A reviewer argues for sticking to a single disease as plot material noting overreaching into other disorders dilutes medical authenticity. The piece cites Ibsen and a play as examples and warns writers to focus on thorough medical training before exploring elaborate delusions or mania.

Alreghin Ibsen

Timely Cuba data from the Philadelphia Record

An overview of Cuba’s size climate population and key ports, noting Matanzas south of Cape Sable and Havana as a major commercial center. Describes urban design in Cuban towns, security features of houses, and the social life of Cuban women. The piece reviews Cuban insurgent history from 1823 to 1878 and U.S. naval incidents and reparations with Spain, including attacks on American vessels and indemnities.

Philadelphia Cuba England Winlow Matanza Cape Sable Bla Theavand Matingas Clites American Cbties du ‘Oramer, ‘the Sverige Temperature At Tavina le 77 Istani Te Hows Vavana Moro Castle Miriueh la Panta Simon Molivar Lopes Clenfuegos Trinidad Sha Grant Cespedes Bayame Spain Enateyn Guba Ellen Rixpah Tuaing Sun Edward Lee Bedwanl Lee Alliance

Odious List of Odd Goods and Surreal Stroytum Contraband

A bizarre catalog from an old market mentions items like iodfathers kordales and brass kanel, alongside absurd poultry, perfumery, and trinkets. The dense, garbled list blends real and imaginary wares with humorous fits of jargon and misspellings.

Walemouth Maghind Roger Giles Purteh Clark & Skulermaster Grower & Hundertiker Yuna Indy Pertekshun

One on Tile Doctor and the Office Skeleton

The Butte Miner reports a doctor's son exploring his father's office where a complete skeleton rests among medical instruments. Fright turned to curiosity as the boy touched and rattled the bones, learning this was his father’s first patient, kept for a very long time.

Fintiae Myre Strakussh Aliger W. Stebling Mike Kelloge Mr. Stebbins London Stebbins Butte Curiu

Who Were the First in Their Line

A fragment references a city editor noting a misprint in the Athens News about a feature on lineage. The compositor appears to confuse obituary themes with a historical question, suggesting a mistaken analogy between state obituaries and original sinners.

Moaptain Ty L. Charles Ie Charumooea Times Abe Athens News Las

Reflections on Temperance and Municipal Reform

An Irish county reflection critiques alcohol regulation and judges role in enforcing temperance laws amid public opinion shifts. The writer notes delays in reform, questions church and clergy plans, and compares a Washington hospital incident to illustrate broader social tensions. The piece ends by arguing for sustained activism and a critique of municipal pay schemes.

Thor Chali Warn Moana Itu Ocea Crouse Clorey Campalenow Washington Heylum Tinoh Cortal Heqpers Restaurante Bower Suylouit Ale

London concert rush at Quoin Memorial noted

In London on March 7 I recall the concert rush at the Quoin Memorial event. Unreserved gallery and rear balcony seats lead to frantic arrivals. guards finally released doors at 2 o’clock, yielding a mad scramble for the best spots. The program featured Edward Lloyd and Ben Davies with favorable royal attendance noted.

London Onomcert Rush Hut T Quoin Guinevarnoert

About Czar Nicholas Not So Absolute as Some Think

A cable dispatch outlines the czar's income of 12500 dollars and asserts that under Russian theory he holds absolute power over wealth land and life. It notes practical limits from circumstance and compares him to Uk. The piece suggests true absolute rulers arise from genius rather than birth.

London Geome Horne Pound Oxford Etree Kenhing Kaleer Hussin Redtune Uke Cromyvell Nepoaleia

The Poster Craze Spreads to Collectors and Posters

The piece notes a growing fad for collecting posters and pictorial notices. It traces origins to France and China, describes collectors hoarding colored paper notices for theater boards and walls, and predicts Americans will adopt dedicated rooms to store their poster treasure.

The Witty Autocrat and Dr Holmes Parody

Reminiscences from the Worcester Gazette recount Dr Holmes joke about Eve and drinking at dinner. He quips on smoking and a playful pun about a tobaccanomnian, provoking laughter and mild amusement among guests.

Ir. Holmes Worcester Gazette Dr. Holmes

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