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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1894
Page
4
A chaotic OCR page reports Major Uphan attending a campaign event last Wednesday and greeting supporters. The piece predicts strong party success for the ticket with Lim on the ballot, arguing Democratic misrule over two years damaged trade and morale, urging laborers and farmers to back the ticket to end perceived blunders.
The State Journal calls for an indignation meeting in Madison to protest a new tariff bill. Figures like Julia A. Johnson Burke Gochma and Roger Mills are cited praising opposition or warning against party dishonor. The piece jokes about combining events to share expenses and maximize crowd, urging a public gathering with speeches on indignation and salvation.
The Wisconsin School for the Blind, supported by the state, provides instruction in Braille, music, sewing, and domestic crafts, with divisions for girls and boys. Programs include cooking, housekeeping, carpentry, and dressmaking, aiming to train students to become self supporting. The facility features reported national acclaim and free tuition for state residents.
The readable fragments reference political themes and public life but lack coherent syntax. Names, places, and exact events are unclear, leaving a suggestive snapshot of debate and civic concern without concrete actors or dates. The piece resembles a garbled historical note on governance and public interest.
Congress shows inability to act due to lack of quorum in both chambers. Proceedings will remain in session until next Thursday unless President Cleveland delays tariff actions. If adjournment is possible to avoid jeopardizing the tariff bill, members may return to establish a quorum. Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
A fragmented news fragment notes Wisconsin political figures as the U S Senate battle draws scrutiny. The piece mentions concerns about a major bill, potential defects, and impact on importers, with scattered endorsements and local business quotes. Distributed amid a mix of notices and ads from the period.
The Democratic County Convention at Grand Rapids selected delegates for the state convention including W. D. Jones Pers J. D. Gonway John Toifman and Tames Tiles. Delegates to the Congressional convention were J. PD. Rume Henry Kaisched Wm. Wirth LM Nashoaid C. Welch with the outcome soon to be settled.
An old advertisement touts Pile Ointment by Dr Wilkins claiming rapid relief for piles with no other offerings. It lists mail order details and emphasizes instant results and private parts care.
A fragmented limerick like verse traces a child’s mispronunciations leading to imaginary places and medicines. The quizzical style hints at a nursery game where Cantoria becomes Castoria, and Mit morphs into Ceaturia as imagined family life unfolds.
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