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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
3
A late 19th century correspondence collection shows women in pain seeking relief. Letters from Lydia E. Pinkham’s patients describe ovarian inflammation, back and side pain, and temporary improvement after using the vegetable compound.
Indiana investors announce formation of a venture to construct a glass piano valued at one million dollars in Ottawa, Mk. The bold investment signals a major manufacturing or artistic endeavor with regional impact.
Rav John Jasper a colored resident of Richmond known as an advocate of the sun-ldomoye theory died in Richmond. The notice records his passing and his stance on the controversial theory.
The obituary notes the death of Luce, wife of Dred Luce, Canton Wisconsin mayor. It records her age as four or possibly forty and mentions the mayoral connection and local civic ties. The passage reflects a fragmented OCR rendering of a brief death notice from a historic paper.
Coughing leads to consumption warning and Kemp’s Bilsaw advertised to stop coughs with free samples from druggists. Sold in 25 and 60 cent sizes. Delays are done. Fire at the Hotel Jefferson in Richmond damaged up to fifty to sixty four percent, with talk of rebuilding already underway.
An ad promises a free sample of a shoe product to relieve foot odor and dampness while claiming benefits against aching feet. Separately, Mrs. H Ames offers the University of Cincinnati a gift of 100000 dollars for a new music hall.
Lanela Family Medicine schedules a pact day to address client care delays. The move aims to improve appointment access and reduce wait times, with staff coordinating patient flow and resource allocation.
Col John Mosby is quoted in a New York magazine article asserting that the South will become the nation’s dominant region, signaling a shift in political and cultural power dynamics. The piece reflects postwar Southern confidence and aims to influence readers across the Union.
A terse ad fragment promises a three month test free offer for an unnamed product labeled Sond. It mentions reps and a box, suggesting sample bottles provided without payment. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear names, places, or dates.
The article advises careful gown choice for portraits to avoid unflattering effects. It favors translucent fabrics like crepe and chiffon over shiny satins, warns against bold patterns, and recommends accessories such as velvet, furs, opera cloaks, gloves, and tasteful jewelry to enhance photographic impact.
A writer describes observing a neighboring man who nursed a wounded sea gull back to health. The gull, after recovery, learns to fetch oysters on a fork, then demonstrates instinct by dropping meat into water and fishing for dinner, illustrating its natural behavior preserved in a tame setting.
A Missouri visitor, Mr. Wy It Corser, reports high yields in Saskatchewan and Alberta, praising grain returns from small acreages, stock health, and rumoured government land openings. He claims prairie grasses fatten cattle and views western Canada as better for a poor man than any other country. Government agents advertise further information.
Mrs Sleepyize jokes about Henry the alarm clock as Mr Sleepyize hopes the device never returns. The light exchange captures a light domestic scene.
A lengthy praise of Peruna as a universal spring tonic. Letters from various Americans claim it strengthens nerves, builds the system, and aids digestion. The ad cites many named individuals and places touting Peruna as effective for debility, overwork, and general debility, urging readers to use it for spring ailments.
The Mall clarks at Indianapolis acquired a tract of suburban land and plan to develop housing thereon. Mrs Winslow's Morning Vice for Child Treat nothing softens the gums redr e inflammation and soothes pain claims to cure Whi colic. Kenosha received a $30 000 hospital from Z Simmons.
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