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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1894
Page
8
A 1893 letter from Saursavand Pa asks for relief from acute lime pain and seeks Kreuse's Headache Capsules after trying other medicines with no relief. The writer asserts the need for the capsules and mentions Blake's Suppositories as a contrasting product.
Salem special reports a Cincinnati family member lost a gold bracelet last July near Essex. Savilian Beebe, while eel spearing on the Connecticut River, found the bracelet inside an eel. The clasp bore the owner's name, and Beebe returned it to the family for a $20 reward.
A Snake Indian delegation visited Umatilla residents and Young Chief delivered a farewell address urging peace. He recalled past hostilities and the shift to cooperation, saying the past is forgotten and goodwill should prevail, ending with a call to his people to live alongside whites. The speech reflects a pivot from warlike terms to peaceful coexistence.
A Washington Post piece reports English editor W T Stead speaking in Chicago about telepathic messages from distant people. He claims to rely on these communications, as if receiving direct advice from friends, comparing them to ordinary letters and noting limits of reception due to railway telegraphy and place.
A laboring man who saved a woman and child from drowning faced punishment and hardship. He walked miles to seek entry, endured police scrutiny, was detained away from home, and now faces possible fines or the workhouse, despite his brave act and family’s ruinous losses. The Paris Bomb Wagon prompts Parisian fear as anarchists threaten the streets.
An advertisement in a religious newspaper markets a “Perfect Gem” for forming rising generations. It promises seven youths receive “all virtue” and four spirits for a total price of £20. The copy describes a nurse guiding children to virtue, language, and piety, with wages listed as £20.
An early 20th century medical ad claims Dr. Van darter offers confidential examinations and cures for eye and ear diseases, deafness, and sexual health issues. It promises painless procedures, private consultations, and guaranteed restoration, citing extensive patient experience and private in parlor visits.
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