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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
2
Partial OCR text mentions Mr. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wausau, and local names with scattered references to Tasch and Nekouse Peper Cu. The fragmentary lines suggest a local community notice or social item without clear events or dates.
Marshfield experienced heavy rain that delayed an industrial parade with about sixty floats, crowds arriving on special trains, and chaotic street viewing. Politically tied to a poor crowd control plan, the evening featured dances while burglars broke into Lang & Scharman’s machine shop and the Marshfield Stave Co. office with minor thefts. A 12 year old, Fionis unger, was arrested for tying a track switch on the Northwestern line as an alleged wreck risk. his case awaits hearing. Thirty-two saloon licenses were granted at the latest city council session as part of a population based quota.
Incursions via the G B Line for the Biennial Convention of the Republican League of the U S at St Paul on July 15, 10 and 47. Lani to July 21, for one fare plus 32. Round trip. For 50 cents add these tickets will be extended good 19 return August 21st or before. A Du Agent.
Fragmentary OCR text shows two overlapping lines with unclear meaning and no identifiable events, persons, places, or organizations readable enough to extract a coherent news item. The readable content provides no concrete facts to summarize.
The article argues editors may fairly recommend patient medicines based on long use and relief, noting two decades of reliable results. It cites Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy as a practical first aid, suggesting keeping a bottle to avert severe suffering and reduce physician visits, with sales by Johnson & Hill Co.
A midwestern soap tablet style article cites Maria Parloa on using lime and charcoal to keep homes dry and odor free during summer. It advises a barrel of lime and coal in the cellar and bowls in damp spaces, noting charcoal’s odor absorption is strongest when freshly burned and can be reused by reheating. The item ends with an advertisement for Karl's Clover Root Tea and Centralia Drug Co.
Reports say M A Hogarty of Lion is afflicted with yellow jaundice, eyes turning, health failing. He visits leading doctors who offer no relief and a local doctor warns of the condition while urging safer remedies. Johnson & Hill Co. advertise electric bitters as a recommended treatment.
A fragmented transit notice from Chicago mentions a fare dispute and refunds for a round trip between June 25 and 27, with limits and reductions noted. The text references a complainant, a likely fare amount of 50 cents, and a court or authority related to Ponce, with emphasis on one and one third fare and return conditions.
Fragmentary note lists library rules and a person name Clover Bowels. Reads as a local notice or brief item about library conduct and hours with possible author attribution.
A fragmented OCR line mentions Wisconsin Central Lines and Minneapolis related notes with unclear names and dates, producing an ambiguous local item. The readable portion hints at transit or routing references but lacks a coherent event or outcome to confirm.
Dr McElweens offers a wide range of cures including cancer piles stomach kidney liver and women’s diseases. Promises rapid results with “guarantees to cure” and treatment by mail. EncouragesWisconsin patients to write for analysis and reasonable terms.
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