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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1892
Page
7
The garbled text references Pendleton and a river gorge near the Cents River with mention of a fort, soldiers imprisoned for several days, and figures named John Gxitelan and others. It appears to be a damaged historical news fragment describing a conflict or incident and related aftermath.
In fragmentary text Vit Stone and an unnamed spouse are referenced amid garbled lines about dress and coat details. The readable bits hint at a personal notice or household item note but lack clear events or dates. The item remains largely unclear and unspecific.
An advertisement extols Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy claiming it cures longstanding nasal ailments through a unique treatment. It asserts thousands have been helped and warns readers against fake remedies while offering a reward if proven false.
A chaotic session in the convention hall on Friday morning features a roll call of states led by Colorado’s Senator Wolcott as factions contend over the presidential nomination. Chairmen enforce orderly conduct while the committee proceeds to present candidates, ending with a recorded vote detail.
Fragmented OCR reports a heated Republican convention scene with Blaine and Harrison factions clashing over credentials and voting as speeches, cheers, and roars fill the hall. Details describe Welcott and Welcott-like figures, a protracted debate, and tense adjournment, with reporters and telegraph staff tracking the outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment presents incoherent phrases about philosophy, fungi, and random names. The passage mixes scattered terms like Hatha, Tyrannical, and Fontaine with broken names and dates, yielding no clear event or narrative. The readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, or actions.
The text parodies a country barber shop circular from New York listing shave and hair cut prices plus unusual offerings. It mentions dry shave five cents, shave with soap and water five cents, bathed nine cents, hair cut ten cents, extra mileage five cents nearby, shampoo ten or twenty-five cents, Pompadour cut twenty cents, King Henry cut twenty-five cents, and crude lines about dead men shaved for thirty cents. It also hints at farming ads and stray shop slogans, with garbled commentary on advertising and other trades.
Mrs Mary A Stacey of Trutebull, Cont. shares that her niece Ameline Hawley suffered spitting fits and fear of consumption. After trying many medicines, German Syrup reportedly eased her symptoms, appetite, and overall condition from her own lips.
An advertisement touts Laxative Gum Drops by Sylvan Research Co Peoria Illinois as a convenient pocket sized laxative that disguises its medicinal taste. It claims no spoon or liquid and that children can take them without knowing they are medicine. Small boxes cost 10 cents. large 25 cents.
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