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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1889
Page
7
An old excerpt recounts a doctor diagnosing pneumonia then consumption, blaming kidney disease as the true cause. It claims Warner's Late Care improves kidney health, with a narrator praising its preventive use and criticizing doctors. The piece also touches on pride envy gluttony and a garbled note on “The Seven Sins.”
A weathered rancher recalls his brother Jim killed during a stock sale skirmish with a tramp. He describes Jim as fearless, notes a $300 monument on Jim’s grave, and recounts how a knife fight and a rushed crowd led to Jim’s head being severed as the hooves and chaos closed in. The speaker laments misread human nature and reflects on the tragedy’s lasting impact.
Fragmentary OCR text records a public notice style item listing debts, payments, and signatures. It mentions J. Cheney & Co., a Fal e do business, and references a death in 19 years. The fragmentary language obscures full facts and entities.
In a New York World piece, a discussion centers on veils and eye care, noting how dotted veils and bright illumination influence perception. The author describes protective veils, eye strain, and the mental image formed by light and vision, with a cautionary tone about future eye irritations.
A letter to the editor extols a claimed cure for consumption and urges readers to send money for free bottles. The author promises thousands can be cured and requests Express and QO fees with address details. Authorship signed SA sLOCTS, AL C., lil Puarl St. N.
An antiquated account describes Brazilian people with an extraordinary hair type. The text notes thick vertical curls forming enormous wigs that require bending to enter huts, reflecting the era's distant gaze on indigenous and imported labor.
Charles Whown, an engraver and animal painter in London, recalls a dinner with Alderman So-and- being misled by a daughter’s misheard compliment. The exchange ends with discomfort as Whymper’s later invitation is revoked and a New York museum’s ossified man is noted for potential minstrel use.
A Boston Courier fragment notes that a sign reading the word Patent on a door provokes doubt about truth, as passers-by instinctively investigate. When rain falls on a sidewall, behavior shifts and people notice immediately without prompting.
An old advertisement style text touts Kemp's Balaam as a cure for coughs and breath ailments with a bold guarantee, alongside claims for Staft's Emulation of Cod Liver Oil and Linows's Booxettal ThocuEs. The fragmentary prose also hints at a chilling Deshard the man frozen to death.
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