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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1898
Page
7
A fragmentary poem venerates the annual plank days and spring excursion cheer. It depicts gentle crowds, trains packed with townsfolk fleeing for leisure under trees, amid risqué merriment and comic misadventures as the season arrives.
A Philadelphia Times excerpt explains the complex physical effects of gunpowder explosions on the body. It details chemical changes, gas expansion, and shock waves radiating from a cannon, noting impact on the heart, ears, nerves, and balance.
A long advertorial discussing interior decoration and new wall plaques by Miville artist series. It highlights hand-painted American wildlife plaques, their gold trim, and a promotional offer via J C Hubinger Bros Co to distribute free plaques with Starch purchases. The piece promotes these items as stylish home adornments and notes the manufacturer's sales pitch and distribution details.
The United States of Colombia agreed to settle the Cerruti claim in response to the presence of a squadron of Italian warships in its waters.
Fragmented text mentions Atleo's powder for foot care by Allen St. Olmsted LeRoy NY and a quarter price for Allen's Foot-Hase. Includes garbled references to German agrarians, Spain, and Ex-Secretary Sherman on peace, with no clear event. This is a damaged OCR portion offering product claims and political hints rather than a cohesive news item.
Havana Times correspondent reports that many reconcentrados have died since the war began. A country boy visiting New York aided women and children but suffered harm while attempting to help, with broader claims of neglect and ongoing health crises among displaced populations.
Fragments describe patent remedies like Remp's Balsam and Pino's Cure for consumption with dubious claims. Text mentions prices, bottle quantities, and mentions natives feeding on doses amid disorder. Also notes Cadiz assembling a reserve fleet of Spain.
Hall's Cararrh Cure advertised with wavering phrases while Lane's Family Medicine promises to ease bowels and liver and kidney ache. Sagasta claims Carlists near six to ten thousand in northern Spain. Senator from Arkansas warns against Imperialism.
Mrs W E Paxton of Youngtown North Dakota writes of severe health decline three years after the birth of her daughter. She cites persistent uterine discharge and pain, headaches, dizziness, and profuse menstruation. After trying a doctor with little relief she used Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound obtaining renewed strength after three bottles. She praises the medicine and recommends it to others.
Halifax reports the Hi awatha found 30 bodies while searching for Bourgogne victims and buried them before resuming efforts. A later attempt to continue the search did not proceed. Cane Sugar Untaxed: Internal Revenue clears cane sugar manufacturers of tax under new wartime act.
Fragmented OCR text references wheat at 40 cents a bushel and mentions various grain terms and place names with unclear context. The readable portions hint at a market note on winter wheat and oats but lack coherent details or dates.
In the House of Commons Mr Chamberlain said Hoagland would not achieve reciprocity between her West Indiana colonies and the United States because the country is a hard bargainer.
An Army and Navy Memorandum book is advertised as a useful pocket guide. It includes maps of Cubs, lists of U S and Spanish ships, interior drawings of three patrol ships, illustrations of T S and Spanish ships, a glossary of navy and army terms, data on commanders, regiments, and other timely information. The eighty page Bra the vest pocket volume is up to date and available from Chas. S. Feo, general passenger agent NP, St. Paul, Minn, for ten cents.
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