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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1893
Page
7
The text mentions a physician remedy and a cough syrup used by Mr. Wi. B. Awus of St Louis, plus a legal update: in the Geundy vs city of Janesville case the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages set at 5000 dollars, and Mrs Pray sued for injuries from a defective sidewalk.
A fragmented notice lists items including gloves and clothing from Like New Chants and Fuathlioes. The irregular text mentions discount themes and a small display, with references to discounts and some product names in a cluttered OCR segment.
A patient reports severe illness with paralysis like symptoms, claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla improved movement after a long struggle. The account describes prior doctors failing, a dramatic recovery after taking the remedy, and praise from a resident of Guth for Hood's product.
Describes a severe Lake Michigan storm at Milwaukee on April 20 with high seas and failed tug operations. A small vessel ashore at Maca Avenue, extensive damage near the water works, and several men clinging to machinery as waves wash over workers. Chicago contractors Shitler and Schmylan are named in reference to a timbers and crib construction along the pier.
A violent storm from the previous day swept Taypera Glurke counties damaging dozens of negro cabins and destroying Col. Berty’s plantation. Several inmates perished or injured, including Dr. Irinse, Hergieest residents, and others. Many families lost homes and livestock as debris and wreckage scattered across the countryside.
Zvanscon Life Crew and Two Tags Ga to the Repene were driven ashore at the foot of Melrose street after a storm on April 20. A distress signal went up at daybreak and rescuers from Sheffield Avenue police station and the life-saving c ures at Evanston were alerted. The incident followed hours of heavy seas and nearby arsons along the shore. The wreck was observed by onlookers who notified authorities. In Mippanxo City Alabama a cyclone struck late last night destroying homes and stores with no fatalities, several injuries. The rest of the report notes church oversight in St Louis and the death of the Earl of Derby.
The Scott Weed Company offers prizes for forming as many words as possible from letters in World’s Fall as edove. First to send a long word list wins cash, free trips to the World’s Fair in Chicago, and other rewards. Send your list of words, name, and address postpaid with two cent stamps to Toronto, Canada.
The Minneapolis and St Louis hallway dispute, long in court since Receiver Wetesdale took charge, pits Morale Tskind against New York mortgage holders in a fierce struggle over a 60 million debt. Rock Island interests seek control of routes including the Alberk Lea and Minneapolis lines, while New York Life and other firms hold large stakes. The receiver’s funds are questioned as bondholders push to apply proceeds to debt, prompting a tense standoff among major financiers and rail interests.
Brarcoram and Crear Tons register as partners in a late 19th century undertaking in Wap Choy of toteda, County Piste. A.W. Gleason, Notary Public, witnesses the oath while the document mentions NE HUN DYED DOLLARS and inked testimonies. The fragmentary text references Cheney & Co and a public notice style typical of legal proceedings of the era.
A Downing Wisconsin drug store suffered damage described as significant with losses estimated around 200 dollars. Fire officials investigated the blaze and noted full insurance coverage under Instance. No injuries were reported.
A vintage health note touts Syrup of Wigs as pleasant and effective for kidneys during travel. It claims to prevent fevers headaches and various sicknesses with regular use while on pleasure or business trips. Distributed by leading druggists in bottles.
Miss Nellis Hughes of Calamus sustained serious internal injuries after a runaway accident at a Corossin rally. The attending physician says she will recover.
The text describes a young woman named Marguerite at a small coffee shop, engrossed in work beside a large window. Her private details are framed by the setting, with a mention of a redmails door and a doorway scene, while later notes shift to routine stock and fowl care guidance and a sales pitch for onions and medicated lozenges.
The text discusses how cooked food moving unroftable for swine in winter causes reduced nutrition and fattening. It argues that more food leads to greater profits from feeding, noting the hogs’ stomachs expand with cooking and digestion efficiency affects outcomes.
A fragmented ad copy touts Dr It Igven’s pellets as easier to take than large pills. It claims the pellets cure constipation indigestive bilious attacks and liver stomach and bowel disorders, promising lasting relief.
A brief 1890 notice by Purine L Scaexce from Durham Missouri claims two bottles of German Syrup cured his lung ailment after other remedies failed. He notes his age thirty six, marriage, wife and two daughters and invites letters to discuss his case, praising the product and his honest report.
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