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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1894
Page
7
The text details a hat design using jet black elements and velvet with a delicate front arrangement. It mentions a tiara of jet emitter butterflies, delicate wings, and refined edging with uncut jet beads and velvet despite unclear phrasing.
A report claims a large offer was made to remove No-To-Bac from the market amid estimates of huge tobacco industry losses. Sterling Remedy Co. advertises Cure costs and money-back guarantees while promoting the product across the United States and Canada.
A boastful ad touts mineral springs near Indiana offering cures for kidney and other ailments. It claims miraculous results and inexpensive baths at a famed resort run by H. F. Keuner, urging readers to send for details.
A fragmentary verse scene shows Grour sending Fle away in fear and a feral turn as a lady stands by to intervene. The text hints at a recitation or ritual amid dramatic flight.
A garbled ad text from a California syrup company hints at a legal grant dispute over the imitation of its famed fig product. The fragment mentions a salesman and a bid to secure rights, with unclear details about parties and remedies.
A garbled column notes a peach on good ground and a cough cure priced at 28 cents with a later reference to 60 4 p. It mentions a Friday legislative session lacking interest and hints at a coal miners strike looming while a stray line lists Aunt Smith and an old Dobbin.
Julius Cumbers portrays the timber cruiser as a frontier hero guiding civilization through the wilderness. He relies on natural signs, remembers vast lands, and faces danger for capitalists and land grants, living solitary, often dying alone, a wary philosopher of the forest.
An article argues that evolution-like change shapes world ecology and human habitats. It notes rapid environmental shifts in the United States, urging acceptance of new plant forms as climates and demands evolve. It highlights fruit adaptation, with native plums producing 200 varieties in 40 years and blackberries and raspberries rapidly expanding.
Queen Victoria declined purchasing the Mary Queen of Scots necklace earrings and brooch from the Helinton collection, noting Mary was not a favorite. Later she refused a Charles II portrait, then faced an elaborate résumé at Windsor Castle before finally endorsing the purchase.
Government chemists tested major brands and placed Royal at the head for strength and wholesomeness. Thousands of tests nationwide confirm its superior qualities. Avoid powders with gifts or lower prices as they often contain alum lime or sulfuric acid and render food unsafe.
Infernuduis argues for child friendly art in every home. The London World suggests installing a blackboard or chalk ready wall with paper sheets, and supplying colored chalks and outline prints to keep children occupied and educational for little cost.
The dialogue hints at a beach show and a dentist's warning about candy. A playful back and forth between characters named Frankie and Prankie contrasts perception with a lesson about teeth through a lighthearted exchange.
Mrs Tobe Hill of South Butte Montana reports illness in her family easing after using St Jacobs Oil. She says her husband suffered rheumatism from colds and she could not lift her arms, but after starting the oil she regained strength and was able to resume work. She claims two and a half bottles cured her husband too.
A late 19th century account explains how small children cry when sick. It lists signs for pneumonia, capillary inflammation, croup, and cerebral disease with distinct sounds and tones corresponding to each condition. The descriptions cover moderate distress to severe, muffled or metallic cries signaling different ailments.
Htove's Thiat offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure not to be found outside this city. Cheney Go Prax., Toledo Ohio. Walding Kinnan & Murvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio. Hull Catarrh Cure taken internally, acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle. Testimonials free.
The report confirms a clash between the Dalton gang and deputy marshals. Details on the confrontation, locations, and outcomes are not provided in the brief text.
An OCR heavy fragment signals an advertisement for a cure all nostrum from Dr. Kline’s Restorer promising relief from fits in a trial bottle and claiming lung and bronchial cures. Mentions Arch Street Philadelphia and a general push of tonics with dramatic medical claims.
A Gravesend resident is listed as owing 7,480.25 dollars in an ongoing local debt dispute. No theft or misconduct is detailed beyond the owed sum and party involved.
Letters from readers praise Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for uterine trouble and female weakness. Testimonies describe long suffering ending in health gains after taking multiple bottles and studying the World’s Dispensary materials.
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