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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
5
Fragmentary notice mentions M. A. Bogoger a funeral director and embalmer. References items such as carpets bed mattresses chairs and conches and a monthly sale or event. The text is heavily garbled but indicates funeral services context despite the damaged wording.
An item touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for skin diseases such as eczema and tetter, plus liver and kidney purification. It claims to relieve chronic sores, improve digestion, and strengthen the body, with endorsements from vendors Johnson Hill Co. and Wengyiat.
The text lists meetings of local groups including Sto Katherine's Guilt and Girls' Guild. It notes times and venues such as the eleven change woatil and elery hose, with dates like Saturday and next Wednesday. Mrs. O'Day and Mrs. F. Garrison are named as hosts.
Fragmented OCR chronicles local sport updates and personal notices. It mentions trials, a court verdict with a 342.75 bill, names like W. Conway and W. Wheelan, and references to medicine ads for Karl's Clover Knot Tea and Saline. The piece also notes a bike of sport talk, a possible match decision, and community remarks about individuals’ conduct.
An 19th century advertisement touts Bucklea’s Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples eruptions boils felons and piles with guaranteed results. The product promises to beautify the face by treating skin eruptions and other conditions and is sold by Johnson & Hillcy druggists for 25 cents per box.
The Marshfield News notes a printing shift to accommodate ads, reports the death of Anne Atanda Adler at 22 and funeral at the Methodist church, and mentions Henry Steinmetz dying aged 79. Marshfield Brewing Co workers strike and win a 33 cent raise, European tour plans by Adler Deckert and Tinster, a county good roads convention, and city wall plans with a 32000 cost cap.
In Wood County a sizable land parcel near Sheery and Care sun aid is being developed into a new barn over 408116 feet with 18 foot posts at an estimated cost of 1710. Nearby, Pospisiel pursues cattle growth and creamery facilities in Vesper along with plans for a 20 ton hay storage and expanded cheese factory prospects in Sigula Seneca areas, reflecting a growing dairy network led by local firms and contractors.
A damaged OCR fragment from Des Moines Iowa notes illness relief and thanks to a party. It mentions a sale by Tel i son Hilti Ce, drugyt. The legible portion references a cough remedy and indebtedness to covers of a remedy, with a respectful closing from Mi Boty.
Winnie Tynan of Burgettstown Washington Co Pa reports severe stomach pains and relief after using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Johnson Lill Co claiming a cure like magic and praising its value as the finest remedy for stomach trouble. The advertisement notes sale by Johnson Lill Co and references Madison Medic Johnson Hill Go.
Black Clay Worsted suit advertised at eight dollars claims better value than any local option. Also promoting thick clay worsteds priced twelve to twenty dollars with various styles including cutaway frock and square cut designs.
An advertisement touts 2B and 4Qe¢ summer underwear as the best bargain, inviting buyers with claims of proven quality. It highlights colored, plain, fancy, and black options across a range of styles.
A local shop announces a complete stock of tall hosiery in white, black, brown, and red shades. Sizes range from QO to 5Oc, with emphasis on wide color options and new hues.
Men’s shirts described with various colors and soft materials. Some shirts feature silk stripes and others have plain designs. Prices range from 0c to $2, with emphasis on affordable options.
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