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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1895

Page

12

Facts of Interest To Women Readers

A long item discusses M de Varigny and his book The Women of the United States, with critiques from Mary Abbott in the Chicago Times Herald. It surveys American women's behavior, divorce and breach of promise notions, and jokes on husbands, with literary asides and social observations.

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Health Hints and Rules of Hygiene

A fragmented health column discusses indigestion remedies and the value of hot milk for the elderly and fatigued. It quotes a woman physician defending moderate tea coffee use and critiques the “food cure” trend from England, noting skepticism about home diet cures and the persistence of medicine reliance. It also lists old folk remedies using salt vinegar and kerosene for throat, poisoning, burns, and stings, and ends with a dubious line about making musta.

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Supreme Court Secrecy Tightens to Foil Leaks

The Supreme Court now enforces strict secrecy on its rulings to prevent early publication. Observer Walter Wellman notes the court employs rigorous measures after prior leaks of decisions such as the Boyd Nebraska case, with new rulings guarded until official hand down.

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Modern home remedies and contraptions for medical complaints

The text describes various at home remedies and device use for ailments from skin irritations to headaches and fevers. It mentions mixtures with flour mustard and water, the antiseptic use of cloves, castor oil for skin irritation, and aromatic spices as microbes’ enemies. It also references a Bartholomew’s hovyphal device and a copper cylinder apparatus heated to high temperatures with a patient seated inside to induce perspiration and relief from pain.

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Music in Ireland Aims to Stir Native Melodic Genius

A determined movement seeks to awaken popular interest in native music. Professors Stanford Archibald Pordvadl Annie Patterson and Che homd lead a project to perform strictly traditional Irish music with excellence. A new Irish school of music is planned to preserve songs in script and sing them with Irish line, aiming to rival Dvorak and Grieg for national art. The effort hopes to charm a poetic people, attract universal attention, and elevate Irish musical culture.

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State Department Refuses Simple Courtesy Letter

Walter Wellman notes the State Department would not issue a letter of introduction to the Chinese minister, deeming it against department rules. He contrasts this with the British approach where Sir Julian Paunceforte supplied an introduction for an American seeking access to a colonial governor.

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Wales in Welsh politics and church bill debate

Liberal and Tory positions spark Welsh coverage as debates over church endowments and parish appointments intensify. Correspondents note Welsh discontent with Radicalism and a strong aristocratic preference shaping attitudes amid the established church dispute. Lord Roberts and others praise Welsh hymn singing at Pontypridd gathering.

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Interview and opinions on Tree and modern drama

The piece covers Be rbohm Tree's Philadelphia interview on contemporary drama, naturalism, and the stage. It discusses Ibsen and The Enemy of the People, opinions on acting versus authorial imagination, and critiques from Chicago and other critics, with notes on Tom Keene and several theatre happenings and figures.

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Quotes and Commentary on Government and War from Lincoln

A fragmented column presents Lincolnian excerpts on risk and virtue, including views on governance, constitutional checks, majority sovereignty, and pragmatism. It cites labor, coal production, and a Li Hung Chang statue, noting global industrial figures and a treaty port memorial in Germany.

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