24 Nov 1852
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1852
Page
1
An ad touts Hobensack's Worm Syrup as a vegetable, safe tonic for children and infants. It claims to cure dyspepsia, stomach ailments, and various worm-related symptoms, promising strength and digestion where doctors failed. The text cites physicians and emphasizes superior efficacy and safety for tender infants.
An 1840s frontier tale portrays Fanny More as a determined wife and mother. Her husband Tom, a poor hunter in Missouri, drags a frugal life as they raise five children on a cedar-wood farm. A revival spurs hard labor and education, with Fanny teaching children to read by firelight despite poverty.
Fragmented OCR describes a worm disease and a liver remedy claiming to expel tapeworms by a multi component treatment. It outlines liver pills with extracts and tonics to purge and purify blood, promote bile flow, and strengthen nerves, asserting removal of intestinal worms and related health benefits.
The passage surveys diverse eating habits from different peoples, describing Maat and various foods. It notes ostrich, guanace, bull meat, potatoes, and bread in different societies, with a focus on how dietary practices reflect culture, labor, and travel across regions.
The narrative reveals a bereaved mother’s last hours and a daughter Nelly as she recalls her mother’s fading health and a quiet farewell to Clarence. The piece shifts to a son’s grief and longing for home, detailing dreams of reunion and the ache of separation that follows.
In a fragmentary description, the piece portrays severe female oppression in Russia under harsh state controls. It references enslaved women degraded by overseers, family betrayal, and systemic coercion, including forced servitude contrasted with police complicity and punitive measures.
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