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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1889
Page
7
A future postal railway may run at 300 mph on a triple rail system built at Laurel Maryland. A two car miniature train carries mails and light parcels without attendance, powered and braked solely by electricity. If successful, similar lines may spread between Baltimore and Washington.
An earnest appeal extols the home as the center of parental influence and warns that kidney disease unseenly threatens parents and children. It urges using Warner's Safe Cure to avoid premature graves, alleging doctors cannot cure advanced kidney issues and urging timely treatment to protect family stability.
A New York Elevated Railroad tale features a physician’s care as a superintendent jokes about rules causing illness. The doctor warns of dangers from eating fast on duty while the train speeds set at twenty miles an hour. The engineer is urged to slow to nineteen miles an hour during meals.
A garbled OCR excerpt presents a dated sounding dialogue between a mother and daughter about a dinner stand and a disturbance. Names and clear events are unclear, leaving the scene as a partial textual fragment with unknown speakers and context.
A scrambled, fragmentary clipping cites a travel tale about a syrup and a claim of healing rheumatism by Hibbard’s Heumatic Syrup. It includes unrelated historical notes on Edmund Ironside Canute and scattered remarks on Greek women, Berlin Royal Library rules, and Australian pest eradication. The text is garbled with many misspellings and broken phrases.
Nellie Cashman, hailed as the world s only girl mining expert, travels from Dodge City to Arizona camps guiding ore探索 locating claims and running ventures from Harque Hala to Tombstone. Col John Hill cites her judgment shaped by years in camps. she funds stores and cabins for miners and pushes new territories.
The Revue Industrielle outlines bending methods for bent wood used in furniture and wheels. Red birch from Hungarian forests is sliced and steamed to pliability, then formed around iron patterns before drying and finishing into ready to assemble pieces.
A Clarey man long afflicted with catarrh finally found a cure and is saved from death. Readers suffering from the disease may request a free recipe by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Prof. J A Lawrence at 4Y Warren Street New York City.
An orator delivers a heated address to citizens, railing against alleged bias and manipulation in voting. The fragment highlights a stance that rhetoric and accusations are used to sway audiences, with emphasis on perceived unequal treatment and the persistence of partisan tensions.
Letter to editor requests readers be informed of a claimed positive cure for consumption. The author asserts thousands have been permanently cured and offers to send a bottle by express and post to readers who have consumed. Correspondence includes a P.O. address and signature.
The piece discusses language quirks and slang such as dander and dandy, praises Kemp’s Balsam for throat and lung relief, and touts Scott’s Emulsion. It also notes hopes for medical advances in the 20th century, mentions women living longer, and urges readers to buy various tonics and tonics from druggists.
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