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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1891
Page
3
An advertisement touts Shiloh's Consumption Cure as a groundbreaking medicine with guaranteed results for coughs croup and bronchitis. It asserts nationwide distribution across the United States and Canada and urges readers to obtain a bottle through a local dealer or physician promptly.
An advertisement extols Byrup of Pigs as a reliable remedy for digestive and kidney bowel issues. It claims the preparation cleanses the system, relieves headaches and derangements, adapts to the stomach, and is suitable for children and adults alike. It warns buyers to avoid substitutes and notes the product is sold by leading druggists.
A fragmented recollection follows two men in a bustling venue where talk turns to fortunes and rivals. A young man, Tom Davis, is identified as a notorious figure, while Jenkins is described as a cold, untrustworthy associate. A jokey dialogue leads to reflections on fame, friendship, and daring dreams in a noisy setting.
A Wisconsin era interview with Prof. Rasmus B. Anderson discusses a proposed Pan Scandinavian festival to honor the Norse discovery of America. He notes Norwegian May 17 celebrations and argues for inclusive American participation while warning against political frictions. The piece recalls Vinland voyages and calls for a unifying event in the United States.
A sampler of Veouler and Langhapi¢ Hed wons shows the oddity in pension claims under the new law. Applicants stretch imagination and conscience to join Uncle Sam’s pension roll, alleging numerous diseases and ailments with energetic persistence.
General Raumild, a commissioner, has been dying for weeks from a severe grip or flu. He went to Chiago briefly, hoping for recovery but worsened and is now very ill. A farmer notes good pastures, grain, water, and shelter as key for livestock care.
OCR fragments show a jumble of advertisements and mock medical claims. Notable items include Kemp’s Balsam cough remedy, Catarrh Cure, and eye care products alongside odd verses and a mock auction line. Multiple personnel and firms named include CHENEY & CO and Claye-t.
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