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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1897
Page
5
Fragmented OCR item lists stores and workers in Marshfield with stray brand names and vague activity. Content mentions Wing Sing and Chinese goods, daily work themes, and scattered fragmentary phrases about shop activity and clothing items. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
A jumble of brief items from Auburndale society pages includes upcoming dances, millinery openings, a spring millinery sale, charity events, and deaths. Notable mentions include Dr Hart's Buster dance, Miss Rowan's fashion items, a piano gift for Misses Biho, funeral notices, a new county vote, and local business updates on millinery, vegetables for sale, and a spring housing project.
Crowded space limits details but readers learn of a Methodist church lecture by Rev. B McNfnows of Spencer on ideals of language work and a parish calendar with services at the Presbyterian church. Reports mention a window breakage at Steinmat's store costing $95, a dance planned by the Jonal G A R, and various civic notices, millinery openings, fire company activity, and local business promotions.
A tramp visits a Milwaukee factory seeking meals and is rebuked by Captain Ames. The tramp instigates conflict over breakfast, prompting the captain to vow revenge if he sees the man again. That afternoon the tramp returns to the factory and, after exchange, departs leaving an imprint on the captain’s pants.
The Episcopalians purchased the corner lot formerly occupied by the Korth opera house and will begin building this summer. Part of the funds have been pledged and work will start once sufficient money is secured. The location is ideal.
A local concert uses a piano loaned by Mr. Rowl with praise for its quality and playability. Notices announce Rev. G. W. Pepper's Sunday lectures on The Price of Success, a W C T U annual meeting, prayers at the A. O. U. W. hall, and Miss Nellie Geesende Judd’s Minneapolis photogravure. Advertisements tout One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with patient testimonials and medical claims.
The advertisement claims extra work by these organs during cold weather is promptly strengthened by Mun yon's Kidney Cure, a tonic aimed at boosting vitality and health in cold conditions.
Defends Munyons Blood Cure as the best tonic for purifying blood and boosting appetite and vigor. Claims Spring Medicines fight disease, urging readers to try Munyons Homoeopathic Remedies for coughs, colds, grippe, and general weakness with personalized guidance from Professor Munyon.
The notice advertises Munyon's remedies for sale at Sexton's store. It mentions transportation tickets for a Wisconsin Central excursion to Eau Claire on May 18 and 19 and references a bicycle bill in the senate. It notes One Minute Cough Cure as a rapid treatment for coughing and related illnesses.
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