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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1898
Page
8
The column covers golf prep and postponed ladies handicap at the Country Club, with numerous entries listed for players such as Miss Augusta Archbold and Mrs. Coston. It also documents entertainments hosted by Mrs. Herbert H. Coston, with dinners, luncheons, tea gatherings, and a Hallowe'en party attended by dozens of social figures.
Miss Kiaran Forter returns from Philadelphia. Mr J M Chancelinus relocates his studio to 4 Jeffereon Avenue. Mrs Etta Bennett of Wilkes-Barre visits the city. Max Vickers from Philadelphia guests Mrs I Fr Megurgel. Mr and Mrs C J Penman settle at tt Cky Avenue. Ming Warner of Gordon to host Miss Gearhart next week. Mrs Ki J Pourker to reside in Baltimore this season after a Scranton visit. Chief operator Nile will spend Sunday in Portland? Mrs G M Hallsteid and Mrs J Hroambent travel to New York. Mrs W P Behlling to return to Chin City after Minnesota stay. Dr Merrick of Bloomsburg, brother of Major Merrick, guests of Col EK Deane on Chay Avenue. George Edward Reed and Miss Rest visiting Mr and Mrs William Connell then return to Corliele. Sergeant Daley of Company A discharged from hospital for home on furlough at WL Penn Avenue. Miss Hester A Worthington spent week in Philadelphia as delegate to Oldw friendly society conference. Curtin Florey, formerly of Link Belt Eng Co Philadelphia, now with Dicheon Manufacturing Co, to Green Ridge.
The piece reflects on a Lyceum gathering for the Republican candidate Colonel Stone, noting mixed reactions and the influence of rhetoric. It discusses how campaigns sway beliefs, the role of women voters, and the social judgments around public figures and intoxication rumors. It also touches on etiquette in correspondence and naming wives in letters.
A fragmentary ad copy offers women’s goods with unclear brand names and prices. It mentions 1.25 and 1.50 dollar items and promises satisfaction or money back. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and incomplete phrases.
An old advertisement touts a forthcoming clothing store for men claiming a community changing retail concept. It lists prices from 4 to 30 dollars, descriptions of single breasted overcoats, shawl collars, silk linings, and reinforced stitching, promising quality and value across items like coats and ulsters.
Readable fragments show various product names and items such as powdered goods, canned foods, sauces, and household products. The text mentions brands like Prosperity and certain foods including sardines and mustard, spread across an unclear catalog-like layout.
A long Q and A explores publishing options for original musical works and the rise of piano innovation. It details methods for publishing profits and royalties, then delves into Chopin style of piano expression, noting Cristofori’s early pianos, German and French developments, and the anatomy of a true artist including talent emotion intelligence and technique.
The board set aside several relief applications and discussed conventions in Harrisburg that may influence legislation. A case in Luverne County involved a violent resident requiring restraint. officials planned action at the next meeting. Monthly reports show admissions and discharges, with 447 patients counted in October and one death. Mrs Thome Ma Graw’s application was denied, and marital strife led to tempers and housing discussions for her future.
Margaret Walsh filed a suit against Acranton Railway Company seeking 10000 for injuries after being thrown from a Laurel Hill Vine car near Jefferson and Spree Street last December. Attorneys OBrien Kelly and M J McAne represent her in the personal injury action.
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