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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1893
Page
3
A rustic verse celebrates the whistle at six o’clock as the sound that best unlocks the ear. The speaker ranks it above birds, children, and carefree schoolboy laughter, as the daily whistle dispels the blackest care with a simple, steady note.
A vivid tale follows Colville two in late battles at Suakim and Tamar, where Jack Kellar dies defending Violet and Colville two, a wounded lieutenant, proves steadfast. Violet vows to wed Jack, and Col. Branksholme consoles her as the regiment mourns. The piece closes with a note on Roman imperial coins.
Charles Dudley Warner argues that a distinct feminine charm in literature has faded as women gain skill and publish under their own names. He dubs it the note of femininity, a quality no man possesses, risking loss as more works blur gender lines and publish like male authors.
The article notes 8038 women farmers in Massachusetts and highlights female success in horticulture worldwide. It references Mrs. Gardner of Brookline and her Boston greenhouses with 400 orchid varieties, Japanese iris, African lotus, and table grapes, plus remarks on women florists and the broad potential for female achievements in gardening and floriculture. It also mentions Indiana allowing women to practice law and a Danish tale of a woman rewarded for catching a thief, illustrating women’s recognition in varied fields.
A cluttered business briefs column promotes homemade breads from Try Fackler and Laubach ice cream and cakes, along with liniments, poultices, and patent medicines from Dr. Schilcher and A. Oswald. The notices tout Down’s Elixir, Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, Mandrake Bitters, and remedies for bad breath, with prices and sales through local doctors. A. A. Bachman buys Gibbon property and markets wallpaper and painting services from the central hotel area.
An old advertisement echoes a mother’s soothing refrain, stating that Castoria soothed a sick child, comforted a crying infant, and remained a trusted remedy as she grew into a miss and later had children, highlighting the product’s lasting family use.
James McCool of 189 North Wyoming Street Hazleton Pa describes years of constant headaches nasal blockage and throat distress from catarrh. He writes that doctors in Hazleton New York and Philadelphia offered no relief until Dr Riegel treated him and restored his health. He invites inquiries for others seeking consultation.
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