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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
4
The Tritone prints readers letters when space allows. Submissions must be signed and reflect the writer’s real name. The notice outlines submission conditions and advertising captions for the paper.
The article lauds a university offering scholarships to Lackawanna youth seeking higher education. It argues such gifts will foster healthy rivalry among students, attract bright talent to West colleges, and spur graduates to return home successful and eminent. The piece frames the initiative as a community-wide educational advancement.
Disjointed text references ancient rulers Bia Deb and Sam before Mena founder of a group. Mentions Abydos and Phorialogy with claims of records and forthcoming material. Content appears garbled and speculative with unclear sources.
The piece discusses Britain’s pension payments to officers and soldiers, claiming totals for last year. it compares Britain’s standing army and expenses with other nations, citing figures and a pension commissioner's critique of policy. The text weaves fragmented data and names without clear sourcing or dates.
The article discusses Dr. McLeod and the Reading manual training plan under the school board, its aims to cultivate eye and brain through nature study and woodwork, and its relation to Christian Science ideas. It contrasts hands on and spiritual teaching, praising trained teachers and linking schooling to moral improvement.
The article argues that teachers must have time and trust to meet each child’s needs. It emphasizes individual attention in early education, the value of financial support for smaller classes, and that teachers at all levels should tailor instruction to each pupil to achieve the best outcomes. It notes the roles of college professors, high school teachers, and the crucial trainer of young children.
A garbled horoscope by Ajacchus outlines Friday March 29 with scattered phrases about fate kidnap, wine, severally meat, and a general sense of impending events. It hints at astrology’s influence on daily choices and warnings while mentioning places and personalities in a distorted form.
Exchange. POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Benet of All Who Have Houses to Rent Real Estate or Other Property to Sell of Exchange or Who Want Situations of Help These Small Advertisements a Cent One Cent a Word Six Insertions for Five Cents a Word Except Situations Wanted Which Are Inserted Free.
Classified notices seek an experienced knife cutter with state experience and references, a general house worker, clerical post, and rental adverts. Several listings include lodging rooms, furnished rooms, hotel rental, and loan offers, with names and addresses.
The article notes Michigan plans a state pavilion at the Pan American Exposition with about 2,000 square feet of space and New York will add 4,000 square feet for the exhibit. Stamp collectors worldwide are adding the Pan American stamp series to collections, with Alaska philatelic society exhibits anticipated at the fair.
Legal notices announce an application to the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County for a charter under the Corporation Act to form a policy and family relief plan, plus notices of a proposed bank The People’s Bank and a mortgagee action on bonds. Also listed is a foreclosure/notice to bondholders and executors for the Collins Company in Scranton.
Railroad time tables list various routes from White Haven to New York via multiple junctions and connections. It includes services toward Bethlehem Reading Harrisburg Tonkititiiveeh Toronto and Geneva with principal stations and interurban links. The notice names officials and rail lines including Lackawanna and connections through Philadelphia and Buffalo with express options and frequent daytime departures.
A dense listing shows certified public accountants architects lawyers and multiple trades in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Names include Edward W. Davis Frederick K. Bhow, Willard Warren & Knapp. firms on Washington Avenue and Spruce Street with addresses and office setups. The piece also mentions The Wilkes-Barre Record as the news source.
This season's second sale presents French and Domestic Fine Nainsook Cambric and Muslin Undergarments with exclusive styles. Faultless in cut and finish, the line features handmade trims, lace, Hamburg and Valenciennes edgings, and the Spencer Waist in Nainsook. Early purchases secure best selections as sale opens this morning and continues through the week.
The readable text lists various names and places such as Gayet Wine Teawe Bevan and Baltimore, with scattered phrases about readings, evenings, and times. It mentions locations like West and Newand and events in a fragmented, nonsensical OCR excerpt.
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