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Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania

12 May 1900

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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1900

Page

8

Scranton Country Club Golf Plans and Hospital Fair Highlights

The article outlines the Scranton Country Club golf season with intensifying play at the links over two months, inviting many entries for junior and senior handicap events and announcing numerous prize cups. It notes matchups, forthcoming leagues, and a planned tableaux event tied to Gibson films. It also covers the Hahnemann hospital fair’s success, detailing auctions, entertainment, and social hosting by Col. and Mrs. Boies, with extensive volunteer participation and a grand finale auction.

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OLF S&s. B T. H. Watkins Greens Committee Messrs W. W. Scraunton Henry Belin, Jr T. EB. Jones Wuarden Scranton Greens J. H. Brooks James Blair, Jr F.C. Fuller J. O. Brooks Intel Wilkes- Marre Easton Scrantin Secranton Wilkes Barre Diet Oun Rhodies Kimin Binghamton Cup Hahnemann Hospital Boies Colonel Boies Spirot Booth St. Joseph's Foundling Arthur Twitchell Miss Boies W. H. Pierce George Jermyn A. H. Storrs Elizabeth Mary Dickson Anna McAnulty Eleanor Moffat Lois Tracy Jessie Connell Milton Blair Wire C. H.welles A.M. Decker B. E. Watson Edison Walton Academy Wal J. S. Kirkpatrick Pitteten Anna Law Went Pittston T. NM. Wathina Thetune Clarke Honedale Baer Medes Sidney Williorte Jederean Avenure Haw Germantown Mre Lawery End Hewe Fron A. Toe Aneries Cal John Courier Fannie Marvine Sanderean Avenues Frank PF. Gengenbach Howe Lackaranna J. J. Ret Batlereon Avenue Augustue Detrick Maat Berlin Key SC. Logan Trineeton Theological Worleit Henry Browne Albert New Ween Mie Anehhald Auburn Theological Seminary Buffalo Kurls Boohtold National Union of United Brewery Workers Mere Vueh ‘Toller Wavonee Can Court Celery Jaci R. Reeder Mire Frank McLenoh Quincy Avenme Dlarry Derome Toll Haw Scranten Coursen Warhington Avenien J. W. PiteGibbon Jace W. F. Brien Th Jonen Oliverfront Worcester Mass Howell Mere le Grams Wer Pittston Steven Mire Howarth Baral Wowie Arianthe Thriee Larkawarna Wonaty Knighte of the Golden Eagle Meéntown Tiere Wooke Puantenin Grand Lodge Mise Katherine Tara Malin Avenue Aneto Onder Lark Tle Poughters Erin Mare SV. Burke Vintence Colwell Mull Edwards Netlie Killen Dane Moric Frank Th Stheonover Cwrrondales Curintine i Vickor Clark's Einen Eugene Simrell Lurks Buneniis Deem Williame Peckville Robert P Wiltany Scrantog Wen AL Pale Meaddelile Tulm Poli- Hee Weston Penn
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Bernhardt to star in L Algion in America

MME. SARAH BERNHARDT will appear in the country in her new play L Algion. The famed actress has pleased American fans by this decision and will alter her hair short for the role of the Duc de Relnstadt.

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Sarah Bernhardt America Mme. Bernhardt Duc de Relnstadt Edward Rostand
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Nordica at Wilkes-Barre Impresses Region with Concert

An audience praised Nordica for her Wilkes-Barre concert on Monday night calling it a superb and gracious performance. The review notes her purity of voice and American poise while mentioning Madame Mantelli’s contrasting personality and travel mishaps with trunks delayed.

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Norilia Perott Nordica Wilkes-Barre Brinnehilde Alda Valentine Maine Seas Madame Mantelli Perotti
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Spring Renewal Embraced For Vitality And Purity

The passage extols spring as a source of vitality and freshness, detailing cleansing showers and sunshine that dissolve unhealthful accumulations in nature, promoting health and renewal.

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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Blood Cleanser

Advert claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and invigorates the life current. It urges readers to take Hood's to cleanse the system and restore health.

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Hood
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To Purify Your Blood Herb Cure Advertisement

A vintage ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a purifier for the blood and a tonic to strengthen the stomach and build vitality. It claims to improve appetite and fortify every tissue and organ for long term health.

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Hood
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Hood's Barsala Praised as Spring Medicine in Philadelphia

A Philadelphia user endorsement from Lam at 1281 N 29th St lauds Hood's Barsala as an essential spring medicine. The testimonial asserts no rival product matches its quality.

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Lam 29Th St Philadelphia
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Movements of People in Town and Nearby

A stream of residents and visitors are shown traveling between New York Joplin Rochester Chicago Baltimore Denver and Kingston. Notables include Rev Charles Manley and Rev Charles Vromer attending conferences while others relocate to Dalton and Tamaqua for events and residence.

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Sullivan Onan Diverge Cirliith Renton Clareane Young Kasten Sprinton Thomas Sprague Mint Sprague Atlantic City W. & Mulford Montrose W. L. Yarrington Carbondale Mexander Lindsay Memsey Avenue Rochester N.Y Downey Onwego N. Y Sermion Friends Misa Anna Berker Chicago Nise Klesner Ciy Avenue James T Dickson Dalton Guild
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Yoke Shirt Waists Persist in Fashion Despite Edict

A society note describes ladies continuing to wear yoke shirt waists, praising their fit and durability while noting their absence could cause strain. A clergyman husband observes a wife at a social gathering avoiding the crowd, wearing a new silk shirt valet and greeting guests shyly.

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Mrs. A Enllis
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New York Fashions Compare Chiffon to Neat Evening Wear

The Tribune correspondence notes chiffon dominates high class waists and hats with gathered ruffles and belts in many widths. It highlights black net with satin bands, colored point d esprit, and delicate figures in ivory, while bertha necklines and tinkered sleeves trend. Gloves in white tan black gray with pearl buttons and twisted silk frames complete the refined ensembles.

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Sprein the Tribune New York Lord & Taylor
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Fashionable lines with four buttons in elegant glove and dress styles

The article describes Neyinier mousquetaire gloves in tan slate white or brick and a gray pique with four buttons. It notes charming white and black pique dresses with knife plaitings, Eton jackets in green linen, and embroidered shirt seams with lace details. It also mentions recent fashion trends and fabrics. Town: Philadelphia ships American locomotives to China with rails for Japan.

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Am Eyel St Pigue Asd Trent Eton
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Army Canteen Regulations Invite Public Reading

The Chicago Record notes that the Army Canteen offers pamphlets of war department rules. Regulations forbid officers or privates from selling drinks except light wines and "hot crim." Beer sales depend on the commanding officer's discretion and weekday hours.

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Anny Secretary of War Poliier
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