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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1894
Page
7
Derwear announces a deep price cut to close out excess stock of children’s underwear in white and colored varieties. Items listed include white and scarlet and gray options, offered at cost to clear inventory.
In a vivid tale of 18th century fervor a duchess and Lord Mundy inspire a Highland troop. Rumors claim a kiss pledged recruits, while the unit, dubbed the Ninety second Gordon Highlanders, takes shape under royal military authority. The description highlights allure, allegiance, and public zeal in assembling a regiment for king and country.
A janitor questions a mysterious note as a tenant enters a building. The exchange reveals the letter’s anonymous nature and a threat of confrontation, reflecting sly street banter and curiosity about the writer’s intent.
A poetic reminiscence laments neighbors removing fences that marked land boundaries from old fashioned rural life. The speaker notes how laboring years and shared landmarks fade as time and modern changes move forward, while vowing to maintain identity amid upheaval. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion interrupts the fragment with a brand endorsement.
In Baker Street numbers 22, Holmes and I settle into a shared space as his clients visit and his methods spark my curiosity. Holmes defends his deduction craft as a consulting detective while revealing a life built on selective knowledge and relentless study.
The Quarterly Review notes vague ancient Egyptian hints of a temple linked clinic at Heliopolis and suggests temples of Asculiplas may have housed hospitals. It argues these medieval facilities were forgotten after barbarian conquests and credits Christian care for the sick with reviving organized aid.
A posted notice aboard a pleasure boat requests that gentlemen refrain from using the cabin chairs until ladies are seated, directing courtesy in seating. The sign, attributed to Rappel, reflects period social etiquette on board.
Advert reads Beecham’s pills for biliousness bilious head ache dyspepsia heartburn torps liver dizziness sick head ache bad taste coated tongue loss of appetite sallow skin and constipation. Book free pills at drugstores or write B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
A description of a four part pictorial history chronicling the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. It extols the Magic City, its immense pavilions and exhibits, and the value of photography to preserve the fair for posterity. The text notes the vast scale, cost, and global tribute, and urges this volume for every patriotic home.
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