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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
3
Miss Lucy leads Class A on a Park outing funded by the Visas ground Association. A misfit journey ends with Anna Karenina's disappearance, misbehavior, and a brutal return to the urban tenements as Miss Lucy laments the vanished ideal of teaching.
A man sits on a fence waiting for a tall driver in a big red automobile. The old man recalls three years of waiting after a calf incident. He received a twenty from the driver, which was later deemed bad, and he still waits with a shotgun.
A mother recalls a six month old girl with a red facial eruption worsening under prior ointments. After months and $20 to $30 spent with no relief, Castoria remedies cleared the baby's skin by morning and cured the eczema. The ad cites Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. and Castoria’s long history.
A German shoemaker left gas on in his shop in the night and, upon morning arrival, the building exploded. He escaped through the door with minor injuries, while onlookers aided him and noted the fire department and barroom blaze across the street.
Fragmented text describes kidney trouble and a series sold by dealers including Foster Milburn Cu in Buffalo NY. Mentions of a boxing or medical topic appear amid garbled lines and place names.
A Harper's Weekly excerpt presents a montage of candid opinions on marriage and femininity. It pairs a dialogue about women leaving femininity behind with birtherly banter at a bun emporium, plus a grocer and deacon’s son exchange about a two dozen eggs and chicken-raising methods.
A witty debate opens with the line Opportunities are dancing on every man's desk as a lecturer notes spring fever and risk. A grouch counters with caution about biting risks. A column condemns child injuries and touts Heamlins Wizard Oil as a remedy while a craftsman reminds that rock is essential to building.
A historical testimonial promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ailments. Readers are urged to seek Mrs. Pinkham's confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts, with emphasis on avoiding hospital procedures when possible. The piece presents strong consumer confidence in the product over thirty years of use.
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