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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1897

Page

6

Rollo and Leora Elude Truth as Corinth Waits

In a tangled tale of love and deceit, Rollo and Leora flee together, leaving Sara Bently to endure isolation with her children. Mr. Hungerford uncovers the affair, arranges support for Sara, and helps secure a divorce for both spouses. Months turn to years as Leora returns to Rollo, then to her husband, before reconciling with Hungerford and Sara.

Rollo Twera Leora Ccrisia Earl Nora Mike Corinth Mr. Hungerford Bently Hungerfords Sara Mr. Bently Papa Barn Bentley Mr. Hunerford Frank Lulu Anen Paia

Rollo Bentley Faces A Corinth Trial Of Repentance And Return

In Corinth a repentant Rollo Bentley and his wife Leora Brayton are described as returning to church and society after prior scandal. The parson notes forgiveness, the widow Blanchard recalls the tale, and a Milton clash over Bentley’s suitability for state legislature raises questions about public judgment and personal reform.

Rollo Corinth Perhappe Rollo Bently Sara Rolie Rolla Heat Society Milton Blanchard Bently Fcandal Braytons Leora Mr. Mayberry Thes

Babies in Summer Promote Proper Infant Feeding

A child thrives on adequate nutrition and rest, but hot weather disrupts nursing and may hinder growth. Lactated foods emerge as a preferred feeding option for infants when mother’s milk is insufficient. Safe substitutes during weaning are essential to support growth and health.

Lactated Food Promises Stronger Babies and Easier Teething

Lactated food is praised as a near perfect substitute for healthy mothers milk aiding rapid growth of bones and tissues. It blends pure milk sugar with gluten flour and barley extract to ease digestion and reduce illness such as cholera infantum, with babies reportedly thriving when fed this nourishment.

Rollo Bently’s bid for office ends in nomination defeat

A speaker urges against backing a candidate with a doubtful record and vows to oppose his nomination. The text notes Rollo Bently faced temptations in politics, and despite support allegations, he loses the party nomination in an unexpected turn of events.

Rollo Bently Rollo

Aphorisms on love and understanding women

The excerpt argues that claiming to understand women often mask poor experiences with one woman. It cautions that experience is not always a good teacher and that memory of love fades only with new love. It notes devotion can be a tribute to forgotten partners and that demand does not always meet supply, as lovers may await letters for a year.

Royal Medicine CO River $1 Chicago Matthews Broa Ruggist Geragion

The Secret of Jollity and the Jelly Butcher

A jovial butcher Leypoldt is praised for fair pricing and good conscience. A reporter asks the secret of his jollity, and an old woman seeks charity. He responds with humor as he distributes beef to the needy in a brief, vivid scene.

Leypoldt Rushmore

A Generous Stranger Helps a Worthy Beggar Woman

The old woman thanks a kind man Leopoldt for his aid. He praises her work ethic and quips that she would make a diligent counter clerk. He notes he does not give to every beggar but supports those he deems worthy, reflecting on his charitable stance.

Hraytons Leopoldt Leypoldt

Coal Industry Trade Hesitant Amid Price Debate and July Tonnage

Industry voices warn free burning producers may need to adjust orders as July tonnage unsettled. Some seek 3.4 million tons, others prefer about 3.0 million. Regional strides show new contracts for anthracite and labor-saving patents, with Reading Company eyeing a modest price rise.

Pink Pills lauded in Meadville widow interview

The Gazette prints testimonies about Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People from Mrs M A Whitely widow of Rev Jonathan Whitely and other Meadville residents. They describe relief from paralysis dropsy heart disease and circulatory problems with improved energy and vitality after using the remedy.

Dr. Williams

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