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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1893
Page
4
The Statesman reports Stovkironerns may receive about ten percent dividend on subscriptions after paying for removing buildings. Settlers from older prairie regions continue moving into northern Michigan as debates and national events shape public life.
A medical advertisement argues that local applications cannot reach inner ear disease. It blames inflammation of the Eustachian tube for deafness and claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for any case of deafness due to catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to send for circulars from EJ. Cuenegy & Co., Toledo. Bold by all druggists.
A fragmentary description portrays a barren shelter scene near a mission or camp, detailing a rough open-sided shelter with a central table and crisscrossed walkways. The observer remarks on isolation, desolation, and the stark, sparse surroundings surrounding a pavilion and a nearby pine tree.
Fragmentary text notes 1861 events including a convention among France Spain Portugal and others on Mexican affairs, protests, censorship, riots, and a sequence of battles. Mentions Napoleon era anniversaries, press laws, and political upheavals with scattered references to Rochefort, the Emperor, and various theaters of conflict.
A garbled report discusses a pardon before conviction involving a Kentucky figure and a governor. It mentions October actions and possible legislative or gubernatorial involvement, with unclear names and roles due to OCR errors.
A short caution in broken English argues fruit harms dental health. It notes California’s cheap fruit ten months a year leads to poor teeth among the poor, with many young women displaying discolored teeth. It also mentions excessive fruit use causing stomach acidity and enamel erosion.
A discussion notes that disinfectants create an anti-optic atmosphere to curb infectious disease spread. It claims people dislike the method but asserts disinfectants remove microbes as effectively as strong chemical preparations, suggesting practical utility.
Immense beds of asphalt discovered near the Arbuckle Mountains within the Chickasaw Nation south of Guthrie Oklahoma. The deposit is described as high quality and abundant enough to pave streets of every Western city without diminishing. The article notes development plans for the mineral resource on record.
A steady demand for walnut timber attracts buyers along the Atlantic coast seeking large trees. Coffin makers favor metal caskets over walnut, while walnut timber finds use in various products as trees across the East are protected from ax and saw.
A recipe describes a hearty dish boiling diced celery until tender then layering slices with bread crumbs and grated cheese. It finishes with pouring seasoned gravy over and baking for fifteen minutes.
A garbled advertisement lists numerous patent medicines and wonder cures for coughs, piles, nerve pain, and kidney ailments. It touts Olive’s Cure for lungs, Wheeler’s Heart and Nerve Cure, Pyramid Pile Cure, Carter’s Kidney Tea, and Swayne’s Ointment among others. The copy promises instant relief and free samples, with agent names and locations scattered throughout.
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