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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1900

Page

8

Green Ridge Women’s Club hears household economics talk

Linda Hull Larned spoke on household economics to a cultivated audience at the Green Ridge Library. She outlined National Economic Association goals and urged domestic science in public schools while highlighting prizes for long serving domestics and club unity with the national body.

Linda Hull Larned Green Ridge Woman's Club Cc. P. Davidson Larned Department of Home Socialife I. J. Lansing Green Ridge James P. Dickson Helen Franklin Sanderson J. W. Howarth G. A. Dounce R. F. Hariey B. H. Parrott Syracuse National Economics Association Potter Palmer Henrotin

Moving People and Visits Across Cities

A round of travel notes shows EF. P. Mucklow, John O Malley, Mrs George BE Smith, Mr and Mrs T E Jones, A F Dorshimer, Mrs Farnham, Henry Collins, Louis G Parish, Mrs Cora Merrifield, Stanley Ferris, and many others visiting or returning to New York Philadelphia Atlantic City Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn Scranton and other locales.

EF. P. Mucklow New York City John O'Malley New York George BE. Smith T. E. Jones Atlantic City A. F. Dorshimer Lucknell le F. D. Farnham Honesdale Henry Collins Philadelphia Louis G. Parish Detroit Cora Merrifield Stanley Ferris Mchoopany West Side F. W. Hazzard Amy Jessuy Brooklyn Charles Fraser Preacott Avenue W. H. Mulford Montrose Scranton Dickson Avenue Factoryville Peter Ballentine Newark N. J Thomas Dickson H. €. Cornell Chicago J. W. Brock Adams Avenue Milton Blair J. C. Shafer D. B. Atherton Board of Trade A. W. Hommett Springfield Mass Taylor Avenues Godfrey Misa Torrey Bb. J. Carr, Jr J. Stanley Smith Clay Avenue Edward Diewitz Mexico J. B. Sweet Fimpton Methods Episcopal Ehurch R. G. Brooks Willard Matthews California George W. Phillipe Pennsylvania Casualty Company G. F. Reynelda Quincy Avenue Mr. Weeks

From Deep Sorrow to Great Joy by Hood's Sarsaparilla

Mrs. Guerinot narrates a child’s dramatic recovery from severe sores and infections after standard medical care failed. She credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing the infant, aided by Hood's Medicated Soap and Hood's Olive Ointment, noting a full recovery by eight months old and no scarring. The testimonial urges others to try Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood diseases and spring humors.

Hood Mrs. N. Guernor Myrtle St Rochester

Local residents move details from Wyoming Street to Beranton

Foote and Shear stay temporarily on Harrison avenue until their Webster street residence is finished. Gross and family move from North Wyoming to Beranton today. Mr Grose, longtime Haaleton resident, previously lived in Freeland for twelve years and six years in Haaleton. his departure is deeply regretted.

The Move Habit and a Woman's View of Home

Aessay contrasts men's and women's springside house hunting. It argues men cling to places and routines while women seek new homes for varied reasons from neighbors to wallpaper. The piece critiques modern prosperity fueling endless relocation and laments loss of a family hearth and center.

Eimely Eprine

Neighborly Man Delays Leaving While Story Tells

In various neighborhoods the new neighbor is described as a man who saves his longest tale for the moment he is asked to depart. The Chicago Record notes the habit emerges as residents hold the front door open.

C. F. Wingate Egypt Lke Chicago

Saturday Suit and Pants Sale Ad Describes Bargains

An advertisement touts 872 for Suits on Saturday and 3.75 for Pants on Saturday with a limited time offer. It promises wide material choice, skilled cutting, in house linings and trimmings, and a liberal guarantee on make and fit.

Easter Boys Clothing From The Local Store

The advertisement highlights Easter attire for boys with fashionable outfits in garnet and red. It features fine blouse suits with silk soutache braid and sailor collars, made from pure worsted serges, priced at 3.98. Also offered are vestee and double breasted suits for ages 3 to 15 with new spring patterns and varying vestes.

Serpeeteee

Easter Stationery Offers From Local Shops

Easter stationery features new Quaker Grey with white margins and crest initial papers. Boxes priced at 35 cents, with exclusive "Scranton" design. Hart hart's Royal Court Linen displays in attractive boxed sets with envelope drawers and silk-satin ribbons, 35 and 50 cents per box.

Scranton Hur Hart

New Books and Bargains On Sale At Local Book Store

Lovers of fine fiction should not miss Mary Johnston’s To Have and To Hold and The Gentleman from Indiana and The Black Wolf’s Breed. A big table features new books priced at $1.10. Some Leader Books remain, mostly 75 cent titles, today reduced to 19 cents.

Mary Johnston Indiana

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