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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1893
Page
2
An eclectic clipping mixes notice of Thos A Buckley’s printing office and subscription rates with fire cremation counts, demographic breakdowns, and editorials. It cites Brunswick Ada items on yellow fever, Columbus engravings scam, Cameron censure, cordite weaponry, German rail policy, and a Hazleton letter on protection versus free trade.
A nostalgic parenting catchphrase traces Castoria from infancy to adulthood, noting that as each life stage passes the product remains a trusted remedy. The rhyme emphasizes enduring parental trust in Castoria across families and generations.
A first person confession from a veteran archaeologist recounts his essay on the toilette of an Egyptian woman and the dramatic reception at a public academy reading. He meets Miss Morgan, an American patron, and a shadowy man with an Assyrian beard. A sequence of encounters, a costume request, and a cat named Porou lead to a surreal chain of events and a surprising gift that inspires a later story.
A historical account presents the testimony of a patient who endured years of illness and sought relief from numerous physicians in Philadelphia and New York. The narrative highlights persistent symptoms and the attempt to find effective treatment across two major medical hubs.
James McCool of Hazleton Pa credits Dr Riegel with curing his chronic catarrh after failing with many doctors in Hazleton New York and Philadelphia He urges others to seek his treatment and notes Free examination consultation and first treatment at Central Hotel Fr eeland three days a week from 10 am to 2 pm office hours in Hazleton on same days from 3 8 pm Rememb er.
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