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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1895

Page

12

Women on Coast Embrace Free Dress Reform Community

The piece describes an all female community near Massachusetts led by Rev. Anna Shaw where women practice minimal dress for outdoor life. Members, from young to old, come from across the country to live without men, pursue health and independence, and exude confidence in their shifted social roles. They wear divided skirts or knickerbockers, study body structure, and observe a Sabbath with prayer before meals.

Minneapolis Times Massachusetts Anna Shaw Brook Farm Kansas Greece Scranton Itz Ciitizens Comner Eidea

From Ages of Heroines to Modern Fiction and a Cookery Insert

The piece surveys heroines ages across centuries from Shakespeare to Dickens and Thackeray, noting shifts toward older female leads. It contrasts contemporary fiction with earlier works and cites specific authors and heroines. It then abruptly shifts to a kitchen column offering preserved corn canning instructions and a peach cobbler recipe, with procedural detail and time estimates.

Chicago News Shakespeare Fielding Walter Scott Rebecca Thackeray Dickens Bella Wilfer Dora Dolly Varden Agnea George Elliot Dorothea Gwendolen Catharine Robert Elsmere Marcella Mise Wilkins Cable

The Bloomer Epidemic Riffs on Fashion Shifts

A Washington Star verse notes a shift in style away from jewels and laces toward practical items like sealskin and a bike. The playful poem satirizes changing tastes and expectations for women’s dress and consumer desires.

Washington Star

Household Tips From a Bygone Era on Polishing and Preserving

Household advice covers leather cleansing with linseed oil and cream, making egg balls with bread crumbs and cream, silver cleaning with ammonia paste and whiting, moth and bedbug control using gasoline with warnings, coffee quality tests, and various coffee making methods. The tone mirrors 19th century domestic columns offering practical hacks.

Health hints and social notes from Washington Star

A column discusses nervousness and sleeplessness with exercise, bicycling, hot baths, and warm milk. It advises a morning glass of water to aid excretion and reduce morning headaches. It notes the appeal of the so called new woman who is advanced in ideas but aging in years.

Pepe Sun Charming Washington Star

London Hostage Holds Spotlight Mrs Patrick Campbell

From the Chicago Record the London actress Mrs Patrick Campbell is hailed as the chosen interpreter of the New Woman on the modern stage. The article praises her magnetic Irish eyes and her performances in The Second Mrs Tanqueray Mrs Pobsmth and Fedora noting her earnestness and star power despite imperfect entrances and exits. It reveals little about her personal past aside from a remark about a runaway marriage.

Patrick Campbell Chicago London Tanqueray Bicdsmith Mra. Campbell Mra Mrs. Plobsmith Fedora Mia Atrick Campbell

Mrs Campbell the Tanqueray Actress and Her Stage Rise

The article profiles Mrs Campbell, an early marriage mother of two who pursued music before turning to acting. It recounts her discovery as Mrs Tanqueray by George Alexander, her acclaimed interpretation of Pinero’s roles, and notes her tall slender appearance, mobile mouth, and reputation for exquisite gowns influencing stage presence.

Alexander Theater Liverpool Wife George Alexander London Pinero Tangqueray Summona Mbhamith Miss Nethershlee

Scranton Park Need Highlighted By Local Voices

A Scranton citizen writes that the city lacks public parks while crowds fill main avenues. He argues for parks as essential leisure space, urging corporations and families to fund greenery and improve urban life for all residents.

Scranton

Where Justice Is Placed Above Law In Japan

W E Curtis discusses Japan’s legal evolution from shogun rule to the modern judiciary under the mikado, noting the shift from despotic control to a French style system with a strong minister of justice. He contrasts civil and criminal courts, judges’ tenure, salaries, and the role of lawyers, plus social status of legal professions and public attitudes toward authority.

Kyo-Hu-Sho Danpdal Japan France Imperial University Europe America Chancery

Origins of Common Medicines and Their Discoveries

A compilation of historical notes on medicines and chemicals with dates and discoverers. Scheele’s tartaric acid extraction in 1770, bromide by Balla in 1826, creosote from wood tar around 1800, Davy’s 1807 potassium, Geber’s ancient acids, and other observations about alcohol, glycerine, nux vomica, pepperment, and Indian tobacco.

Balla Montpelier Brandt Hamburg Siemund Vienna Geber Reichenbach Humphrey Davy Scheele India Fast Indies Ceylon Agricola England France Spain Holland United States Europe

Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Promises Restored Health for Women

An advertisement touts Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as a tonic for weakness exhaustion and nerve strain. It claims to restore flesh and plumpness, improve digestion and blood quality, and suggests mothers give it to daughters as a corrective for female ailments.

Gilmore

Radway's Ready Relief advertised cures and tonics

An old patent medicine advertisement claims Radway's Ready Relief cures a wide range of ailments from internal pains to fevers. It touts DOLE-Half doses, mentions cures for rheumatism neuralgia mosquito bites sunburns bruises burns coughs colds throat troubles and fevers. The copy emphasizes internal use and rapid relief, with a fifty cent bottle sold by druggists Radway & Co New York.

Dole Ian Radway Radway & CO New York

Eva M Hetzel’s Superior Face Bleach Advertises Purified Complexion

Eva M Hetzel offers Superior Face Bleach claiming to remove freckles sunburn liver spots and blemishes. It is described as a medicinal skin purifier not a cosmetic, priced at 1.00 per bottle and sold at 339 Lackawanna Ave with mail orders available.

E. M. Hetgel Haire Lackawanna

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