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Newspaper
Marshall Messenger
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1876
Page
7
A poem lurches through autumn imagery to conjure sleep, mist, and longing for nature’s force. The speaker seeks transformative land and time, imagining fog, rivers, and haunted roads as pathways to a timeless, tranquil final rest. The piece blends surreal visions with stark seasonal symbolism.
Rural notes discuss horse stable ventilation, dairy practices, and the superiority of well soaked wood butter tools over metal or dry wood. It covers milk pails, sterilization, butter paddies, and churning, plus household recipes for corn starch cake and sauces. It cites corn horses, dairy hygiene, and oatmeal benefits for health and vigor.
Condensed guidance from a New York Evening newspaper article outlines practical steps for cleaning and maintaining dairy utensils. It emphasizes thorough rinsing, regular sanitization, and proper storage to prevent contamination and ensure freshness.
A vivid portrait of a woman inspecting her bustle as a fashion obsession. The text contrasts the bustle as a living creature in her eyes with humorous asides about appearance and movement. It also promotes Juniper Tar Soap Caswell Hazard Co. New York as a reliable skin remedy amidst fashion chatter.
An advertisement proclaims a six months subscription to the Wisconsin weekly at fifty cents postpaid. It emphasizes the paper as the cheapest and best in the Northwest, directing readers to send payment to Cramer Aikens & Cramer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
A short notice highlights a light daily business offering earnings of 1 to 2 dollars per hour for selling a new publication and collecting subscriptions. It directs writes to J B Ford & Co. for full particulars from New York and Chicago. The paragraph follows with brief mentions of The Geo D Bissell Co and the Robbin's Little Washer, plus local product notes and other brief advertisements.
An advertisement asserts VEGETINI as a superior health restorer made from barks roots and herbs. It claims the tonic is pleasant to take and appealing to children, featuring Octagonal style marketing language typical of patent medicine eras.
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