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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1897
Page
2
The tale follows Marinah in Market Wander as Hannah Wray schemes to free John, a convict, with secret rendezvous and a planned escape. Gentry and townsfolk debate guilt while a pursuer closes in and the pair race toward a new world.
A night pursuit across the South Downs ends with Hannah Wray aiding her husband John Wray, an escaped convict, by luring soldiers away. Jacob Bern reveals the plan while Hannah’s ruse and resilience lead to the husband’s escape to America, leaving the sergeant humiliated.
The text describes a regimen that lifts mood, increases appetite, promotes sleep, aids digestion, strengthens muscles and sinews, improves circulation, stimulates intellect, and provides comfort and vitality. It presents a holistic set of wellness claims without specific remedies or sources.
The publication champions arts and literature to develop natural resources and empower progress. It urges embracing creative works as a force to transform society and defend civilization against impediments.
Short letters of interest may be published with the writer's name and the Tribune declines responsibility for opinions. The policy notes accompanying submissions explain accompanying publication conditions.
In support of Anglo American arbitration the writer urges Senate ratification of the treaty. Emphasizing humanity and progress, the piece argues war is a backward force and calls on both nations to lead by example, noting Europe’s turmoil and the high cost of armaments as reasons for peaceful settlement. The letter is dated 1897 and signed by Fred Hartnoll and others.
The September water delivery to London totaled about 1.11 million cubic feet from the Thames and other sources including Lee, Aysiani, springs and wells, Hampstead ponds, and Figigrate. The daily average supplied to a population of about 0.63 million equates to roughly 172 gallons per person per day for all uses.
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