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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1894
Page
6
In Maxey's riverview chambers the water, tide, and drifting ice shape a moody landscape. A December fence break intrigues the janitor, hinting at secrets the murky water guards as spring softens the cold scene.
In a crowded room Ellen suspects Mrs Forsythe of jealousy as Dr. Lamar recounts a lurid medical farce. A lawyer conscripts a physician to inspect a young woman revealing a missing toe and a shadow of a past secret. Mrs Forsythe collapses admitting guilt and asks forgiveness.
The description highlights Theodore Havemeyer’s mansion at Madison Avenue and Thirty eighth Street with an ivory and gold ballroom valued around 30,000 in Louis Quince style carved oak. It notes superb dining and drawing rooms with tapestries and mentions U S trusts' aggregate capital over two million dollars in manufacturing.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Plorects Pleasant Pellets as the smallest easy to take remedy claiming lasting help for Constipation Biliousness Indigestion Nervousness and liver stomach and bowel derangements. The testimonial mentions improved health after using the product and urges readers to try it.
A call to relaxing summer days with hammocks, cushions, and light fabrics. Discusses materials for DIY hammocks, decorative options, and suitable outdoor cushions. Describes a negligee style gown with Tauve moussoline de sole, detailing waist fit, skirt trim, shoulder coverage, and violet velvet accents. Jume Collet.
An elderly German craftsman and two assistants on the Bowery produce small globe models with enamel coatings and copper-printed continents. A second item explains global hair color distribution, noting blond to light hair north of 48 degrees and darker tones toward temperate and southern regions.
A historical note describes consumptives suffering constant hunger despite ordinary foods being unavailable. It asserts full relief is achieved only through regular administration of a treatment, detailing the condition and the claimed remedy without sensational language.
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