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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1895
Page
6
Weymouth leaves Bristol with Rogers’ betrayal looming. After months in America he pursues clues to the emigrants and finds Elizabeth Brent again in a village. They pair marry, repay debts, and endure hardship, ending with hope as they reunite in England.
SICKLY CHILDREN thrive and grow fat on Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil and Hypophosphites when all other food ails to nourish them. It is the easy fat food for infants and children. Many children have been kept alive on it for days by rubbing it on their bodies and absorbing it in this way. It is not a new remedy, but its great nourishing powers are continually coming to light.
A collage of figures and notes on professions, industries, and institutions worldwide. It cites doctors in Ching and New York, land areas in Tobneto, Persian wealth, Chinese populations, astronomical figures, clocks and wells, rail and grain infrastructure, whale sightings, stamps of commerce, and health regulations, among scattered data points.
A sensational claim promotes Radam's Microbe Killer as the universal cure for all diseases caused by microbes. The pamphlet asserts germs are the sole disease cause, that the remedy cleans blood, boosts appetite, and purifies the system, with testimonials and a free page booklet offered from New York City and Scranton addresses.
An 1804 Lancaster Pa advertisement promises still existent Campbell’s Worm Sugar and Tea, a vegetable remedy with full directions. A customer claims a 7 year old’s tapeworm emerged after use, with the seller asserting Dr Campbell's as the greatest worm remedy in existence.
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