Adela Mason and Edward Arkwright in a fraught London interlude
In Madame La Crosse’s drawing room Adela Mason and Edward Arkwright spar over love and duty. Adela deflects social pressure while Arkwright, newly posted to St Petersburg, faces a decisive choice as family entanglements and a jealous hostess shape a tense personal drama.
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Mme. la Crosse
la Crosse
Madaimbe
Hhick
Adela Mason
Tar Crosse
Remard
Adela
Madame
Strick
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Arkwright
Madame la Crosse
Caim Holme
Plora
Edward
Moe
Mitward
England
Monsieur la Crosse Stone
Satea Ward
Minard
Petersburg
Edwards
Horneb
Balward
Evie
Monster la Crosse
Menard Arkwright
Monsieur la Crosse
Edward Arkwright
Wong
Deay
Crosse
Iked Himn
Eharweerony
Tierselt
Arkwricht
Jonathan
Mary Dawson
Annie
Mme. la Crogee
Mtil
Manard
Iit
Miss Bertha Shorr Recovery Described by Local Citizens
A Toledy Blade account recalls Miss Bertha Shorr of Litney Ohio who survived a nearly fatal consumptive illness. Physicians and family members testify to her dramatic cure aided by an unnamed remedy, with praise from clergy and neighbors for an almost miraculous recovery.
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Toledy
O.) Blade
Bertha Shorr
Litney
J. Gi. Geyer
F. Hickox
Sherr
Court House
A. A. Minneman
Western Avenue Lutheran Church
GF. Steinly
Miss Shore
Dr. Acker
Slauddot
Meddish
Dir
Beebe
Geyer
Robertson Sid
Miss Shhort
Concelishon
Hoc
Ayer
Syiinew Sells
Photographic Rays Aims to Inspect Steel Purity and Flaws
Reports say new x ray like photography could detect flaws and purity in metals, aiding the Minnesota Steel company and others. Albert Sauveur leads experiments at the Illinois Steel plant, with South Chicago mills watching potential uses in steel quality control and manufacture.
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Flea Times-blerakt
Pinmois Steel Company
Bs Malkkeinenian
Moentaem
Albert Sauveur
Minois Steel Company
Iwimals Steel Company
Neo
Wat the Mills
Chicago
Alee
Tlineds Steel Company
Ale
Sauyeurix
No-To-Bac Promoted As Tobacco Cure Claims
A tobacco habit cure advertisement touts No-To-Bac from the Sternteedy Co of Chicago and New York. It lists various users and claims a cure after three boxes, with price notes and refund policy, urging readers to buy locally. The piece warns buyers to ensure they get the genuine product.
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Mel
Dev Poakners
Chroular Tres
Andérsas Royal Medicimne CO
River St
Chicago
Ill
Matthews Bres
Brin ‘Erates - Re
Ashecom
Samel Stoutener
Lesstng Evans
Frank Dell
George Maw
Coo Strinten
Hinson Robinett
Frank Hemmacherier
John Shin
Almaoet
Canada
Sternteedy Co
Chicasgo
Montreal
New York
Teather
Washburn-Crosby Co
Premature aging warned in nineteenth century health piece
A nineteenth century health note warns of widespread premature decline among the young with thousands dying yearly. It describes weakness, insomnia, and loss of appetite as a sign of breaking down and urges immediate action.
Bovinine Promises Renewal for Ailing Bodies
This ad declares Bovinine as a powerful concentrated food preparation not a medicine. It claims to build brain, nerve, and flesh tissue and to invigorate all life-maintaining organs, stopping decline and restoring vitality with continued use.
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Mr. Arkwright
Ariel
Hergel
Crosxe
Alwive
Heaven
Mary
Howe
Miss Short
Ers Eter
Mace
Diareis
Industrial
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adtoona
Juniate
Everett, Pio
Aaron Garber
Jay
Bovinine
Traders National Bank OF Scranton
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
F. L. Phillips
Fame Hines
James M. Everhart
Irving A. Finch
Pierce B
Finley
Joseph J. Jermyn
M.S. Remerer
Charles P. Matthews
John Tweer
Wow
Watson
Charles
Sehlager
J. G. Morse
Medical Co, Ene Deneciaen Fy
Tron and Steel
Scranton, PA
Wellbach
An & Connell CO
Lackawarra Gan
Pilsener
Scranton
Powder Dale
Repanno Chemical Co
Pral Medicin. CO
Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Phelps Pharmacist Cor
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Stree