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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1893
Page
7
A distorted OCR style notice discusses cancer care, warnings, and treatment claims. It mentions doctors, remedies, and possible therapies with garbled names and numbers, reflecting a damaged historical page segment. The text references patients seeking care and several seemingly medical terms amid unclear fragments.
A grand procession from Soorkartha showcases priests and princes in native dress as they take quarters at Midway. The display features elaborate costumes, customs, and a 125-person contingent under A. K. Berkboom and G. Mundt. The group, part of the Javanese village exhibit for the World’s Fair, travels from Joliet to Chicago and plans public demonstrations and crafts while residents live in unpacked quarters awaiting furniture.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a Milton resident Russ LA Adams linked to Nedson Cole of Thuesville in a ceremony tied to an item described as a uride with implied price.
A youths approach details work arrangements for BR F, Jahnegu and Co of Richmond Virginia. Wrapping them a card provides further information.
A residence belonging to Alex Robson at Fort How was destroyed by fire. The estimated loss stands at 3900 dollars with no insurance coverage identified.
A fragmented item mentions dye works and Milwaukee with references to Dreseos Gants and Otto Pietch's Dye Works. The readable text hints at a circular or advertisement related to whitening or repair services in Wisconsin. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Donahue aged 34 dies at her Appleton residence. The remains will be transferred to Freeden, Ontaginie County for burial.
A dubious group named Gaeliell Ter promises a cure enabling avoidance of sickness without medicines. They distribute Gare Ton Hetle hook with directions to prevent illness, while making no medical claims. Julius Glodowski of Stevens Point suffered a skull and jaw fracture while attempting to board a freight train at a nearby location.
A chaotic OCR note invites readers to the World’s Fall with promised accommodations under the De La Stige Bureau of Information and Accommodation in Chicago. It mentions an incident near a train platform where a person was injured, plus unrelated whimsical lines about local officials, comic references, and erratic names, reflecting a jumble of era slang and misread text.
An advertising fragment touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a vegetable non alcoholic cordial to strengthen women, relieve ailments, and restore nervous vitality. It claims broad cures for functional disorders and chronic weakness, urging sale by druggists nationwide.
A Humboldt Kansas printer Jesse Bates reports long standing biliousness and dyspepsia. After tried remedies failed a friend recommended August Flower. Bates credits it with a new lease on life and urges others with similar ailments to try it.
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