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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
15
This passage sketches Zola as a businessman with no cannon of imagination or poetry in his personal fate. He pursues a secular, commercial fiction focused on earnings, dismissing personal charm or magnetism while praising relentless labor and grand, magisterial panoramas that tower over Parisian contemporaries like Hugo.
Teachers try to draw precise replies from children as they answer questions about the heart location and money in the collection box. A shy little girl hesitates over affection between dolls and friends, insisting she likes Tabby more than Jane but begs secrecy to avoid hurting a friend.
Reader testimonial from Joseph P. Vandyke of Allegheny Pennsylvania describes relief from chronic dyspepsia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The account credits renewed appetite energy and happiness to the pills, claiming they restore nerve strength and stomach function by improving blood nourishment.
A humorous cautionary piece lists wedding day missteps to avoid. It advises attending weddings before one’s own, focusing on the ceremony, avoiding flashy attire and strong scents, and remembering practical details like rings and documents. It also jokes about reactions of ghosts and weather on the wedding day.
Hundreds of marriages were solemnized despite rain as readers recall private rehearsals and advice on natural behavior at ceremonies. The column notes humorous exchanges about gifts, age dates, and social conduct, plus brief notices of Captain James Halloran and the deaths of Josephus Fisher and Edwin Roush.
Fragmented ad and obituary mashup lists dangerous elixirs Mercury content warnings and mixed claims. It notes Hal's Catare a Core pills from Chhongy & Gra Paleris and other tonics, alongside death notices for Marvin Munsai and George Bushnell. Also mentions Kemp's Balsam and Laxative Bromo Quinine ads.
The ad proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for fibroid tumors. It recounts a testimonial from Mrs. B.A. Losmany of Westdale Mass, detailing relief after using the compound, noting prior hospital attempts failed and the tumor reportedly passed away after treatment.
An article extols maternal health for offspring, urging expectant mothers to strengthen blood and nutrition. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, sharing Mrs. Whitney's experience of kidney weakness and infertility followed by a successful pregnancy and a healthy seven month old baby after using the product.
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