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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1892
Page
7
A sensational ad touts Dr Fiorow's olden Medical Discovery claiming to purify the blood and restore health for La Grippe, pneumonia, fevers, and various ailments. It promises guaranteed benefits or money back and markets related cures and tonics with extensive testimonials and history.
An observant piece notes women at the theater in New Orleans and Lynchburg removing hats, arguing bareheaded audiences enhance sightlines and comfort. It cites other cities where the custom has gained acceptance, praising the shift as tasteful and modern.
A garbled OCR page lists claims for Dr Bally cough syrup and other tonics as universal cures, mentions Great Britain and Ireland, and touts subscriptions and prices. It includes references to The Astor Balversly Press of Enarinad, a 1450 page work, and multiple ads for medical tonics, books, and folk tales with large prices and solicitations for readers to subscribe. It also notes a squash size and various names and addresses, all presented in a fragmented, period newspaper voice.
Fragmentary notice from Milwaukee area about garments cleaned dyed or cleaned at Otto Fietch's Dye Works 245 W Water St. Mentions Piusk Gurmunts Breamed and items such as dresses gloves feathers and ties. Includes odd line about land for chewlury and a proverb that the wale is half the herd and should be kept in good condition.
A vintage health ad warns the body must be guarded at two points against cold affecting kidneys and lungs. It touts Rety's Gunny Cutan as a stimulant to restore organs and a laxative gas drawing to remove waste without pain. Proprietary names: Synva Veneny Co Peoria.
A fragmented OCR item notes a person who was deaf for over a year and describes surprising relief after treatment. The text references a hearing restoration, mentions tests and names, yet the details are garbled. It reads like a brief personal health note from a historical column.
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