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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
3
Jagged OCR reads raise questions about a distressed ship and shore invitations. It references remedies like Kellogg's and various tonics, with scattered quotes from witnesses and promotions, lacking clear narrative or coherent facts.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Haier statden Seti and Drapkiuargeke parade details, with garbled phrases about medicines and pain relief. It references Chamberlain's Pain Balm and compares it to plasters, noting relief and a claimed superiority. The passage is heavily distorted and difficult to parse.
The itemized reads of a chaotic state wire describe Fay City property losses, a $825,000 claim for a defective sidewalk, and multiple civil suits including a $76,000 cash claim for a Gage family injury. Numerous other snippets touch on church appointments, bank totals, and local oddities like a praying cat and a boy’s whippet incident, all reflecting a bustling but scrambled early 20th century news scene.
Fragment from a 19th century children’s reminiscence praising Castoria to ease a child’s distress. It mentions a mother giving Castoria during illness and the child’s comfort and care routines. The text preserves a dated spelling of Castoria and caregiver actions without broader context.
An old newspaper notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by Pontius & Son of Cameron Obie and Jae M. Gargeu, touting curing power for croup and whooping cough. It warns of kidney issues and promotes Kellogg's Column Oil to aid digestion and eliminate impurities. G. H. Greene advertises bottle sales.
Amid financial strain Adrian residents report the organ has been bought with donations from the gourdadies and Mera. Grand Rapids streets face Sunday service gaps as cars slow on Fleeting Street. A Grand Haven jury convicts Norah Sweeney of a five year sentence tied to Waginess theft. Mason endures outage as the city plans street-lighting renewal since January. Celton’s whereabouts remain unknown after a brief search. he was last seen near St. Clair two months ago.
A Detroit inn fire early Friday morning killed three people and left a family of six injured. The blaze started from a gas lamp explosion near the stairway in a building housing a store and upstairs apartments. Fire officials and rescuers found the bodies beneath debris and smoke, with one child reported missing as crews searched for others. Local authorities investigated the cause while mourning the victims and assisting survivors.
A highly garbled historical market section lists grains dairy poultry and livestock with scattered prices and months. It mentions Texas steers, lambs, and various produce items, alongside references to dairy and packing around March and May.
An old anecdote recounts Theodore Roosevelt discussing his planned retirement as Harrison’s term ends. The tale places him in Carbittaville a decade ago, trying to influence Assemblyman Garbutt through a social visit, with Garbutt noted for varied ventures and a farmer lifestyle.
A narrator recalls wedding plans and a formal invitation, then details choosing a hand crafted wedding gift. A white satin case for cups costs $6.50, reflecting a wish to support European workers and tariff ideas, with reflections on domestic charity and patriotic sentiment.
In a rustic tale a farmer recalls pigs swallowing small jets and a boy's prank with a sister's hat. The narrator notes eerie sounds and a plan to test the pigs, while discussing the danger and oddities of keeping pigs and their appetite amid strange farm events.
Instructions describe boning a turkey, stuffing with chestnuts and bread, simmering and roasting. Steps include parboiling chestnuts, removing inner skins, mashing with bread, seasoning with salt pepper and fat bacon, then covering the breast with fat slices and roasting. An average bird will take time.
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