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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
7
Describes Zola as a businesslike writer with no emotion or imagination. He pursues a secular, commercial career in fiction, measuring success by editions and francs per year. Despite lacking personal magnetism, he possesses immense strength and towering ambition, eclipsing contemporaries like Victor Hugo.
A teacher asks where the heart is and a girl replies with a playful geography. A mother answers about a collection box with a coin. A girl debated which pet she loves more, ultimately preferring Tabby but asking to spare the other cat’s feelings.
A patient recounts relief from chronic dyspepsia after using Dr Williams's Pink Pills for Pale People. The narrator describes stuttering stomach pain, renewed vigor, and restored health following recommended use, noting the pills restore blood vigor and digestive function.
Dating to marriage hints for readers considering nuptials advise careful attention to the minister during the ceremony. Do not wear tight attire or strong fragrances. Remember the ring and documents, sit relaxed in the carriage, and ensure you marry the right person. Dress early arrive on time. Keep focus on the couple and clergyman, ignore onlookers, and enjoy a calm wedding day weather fortunes.
A scanned 1901 era notice mixes wedding tidbits and ads. It notes rain accompanying numerous marriages in a ceremonial context and includes anecdotes about relatives, medical tonics, and product pitches. Names like Captain James Halloran and Charles Reep surface amid fragmented copy. the tone resembles a crowded, general-interest column.
A ragged late 19th century scan lists warnings about mercury containing catarrh ointments and dubious remedies. It mentions Dr. Aline, Mr. Cheney and Co, Hill’s Family Pills, Glenn’s Sulphur Soap, and various old medical cures. The text references deaths in Wisconsin and Ohio, and notes on coughs, colds, and consumption with ad-like claims. It reads as a miscellany of patent medicines and notices.
The article notes Judge David Rose being elected mayor of Milwaukee. It mentions Lane's Family Medicine and other unclear items including references to places like Mount St. Beigns and names such as Be McGlellan, Lineater, and Florida with a date of September 17, 1895, but the readable fact is Rose's mayoral victory.
A promotional notice extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for fibroid tumors in the womb. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. B A Lowson of Westdale Mass and a letter from Mrs. Pinkham offering free advice to readers, claiming successful prior cures and urging others with painful symptoms to seek treatment without hospital surgery.
A 19th century health column argues that a mother in good health passes strength to her child and urges expectant mothers to fortify blood through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. L. Whitney of Auburn Street, describing kidney weakness, painful menses, a difficult birth, and renewed health after using the remedy through pregnancy.
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