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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
6
The tale follows John Enderby squire of Lincolnshire who refuses a kingly knighthood due to inability to pay a fee. Cromwell’s forces seize Enderby Manor, his son clashes over loyalties, and a confrontation ensues as loyalties shift amid civil conflict and shifting power. The chapter ends with a tense standoff and a doomed demand for fidelity.
Enderby, an English noble, returns to his estate after Cromwell’s demand to serve abroad. He refuses any act against the monarchy, pledging loyalty to England’s future despite losses and outlaw status. Cromwell warns of penalties for supporters of the Crown, while Enderby notes his desire for peaceful, honorable service or retirement at Enderby House.
The text advises physicians to monitor a deadly disease, maintain patient strength and nutrition, prevent tissue waste, and use proper medicine to delay death or achieve a permanent cure as shown in thousands of cases. It instructs on giving the patient specific measures to reach this outcome.
Dr W E S Preston, House Physician at the House of Rest for Consumptives in Tremont New York, declares Bovinine never rejects the stomach and is used in collapse cases. He praises its ease of intake and rapid assimilation and says it builds strength flesh and blood while invigorating vital organs to help throw off disease.
A London dispatch reports rumors of a worldwide steel trust with American, British, and Continental firms planned to meet in Paris this month. Observers dismiss the possibility and note differing views within the Iron and Steel Institute about a rail-iron cartel.
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