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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
3
A plan contemplates placing Charles A Boutelle of Maine, chair of the naval affairs committee, on the navy retired list with rank of captain and resigning his House seat in consequence. The move honors his conspicuous service.
Eset package details a system of colors by Putnam Face in Silk Wool or Cotton and mentions an upcoming university waterworks project. The text also notes Christina Camdler-To and Jeiauss Clineito and a funeral call for Instructor U S Baer.
Railway companies have placed orders for new locomotives at a total near one million dollars. The purchase signals continued expansion of Western rail transport and implied growth in freight and passenger services.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a one hundred dollar offer toward an unspecified case involving Ga cl and Bull's Cathiereh C vette with various names and places. It also notes Representative Foss chairman of the committee on naval affairs and a Cleveland hospital gift of 32,000 dollars by M Hanna, brother of a senator.
Dr. Greene, Nervara’s discoverer, offers free counsel to those who write or call his office at 35 West 1st Street, New York City. His advice stems from long experience and aims to shorten the path to health. Thousands already write, urging others not to delay seeking the right guidance.
A Critic writer recalls 1853 fever over Rey in Putnam’s Monthly about Williams, an Indian chief educated in Massachusetts and translator of the Mohawk prayer book, said to be the son of Louis XVI and heir to the throne. Mrs Allen cites interviews with family ties to Fort Mackinac and Prince de Joinville, describing a crucial moment with engravings that triggered a memory of Simon the jailer and a link to the royal line, though proof remained elusive. Williams's resemblance to royal portraits fueled debate, but conclusions stayed unsettled.
The Paris Letter notes exotic butterfly exhibits and a curious tariff tale. Eleazar Williams' contested fame as a murder suspect and royal doubt are mentioned alongside a dealer offering 500-specimen collections for 1500. Various extraordinary insects from India to Honduras are described for their unique traits and appeals.
The piece touts coming prosperity for the new year and promotes various health products. It notes Dr. Albert H. Hoy's claim that men over thirty five need not exercise, praises Ely’s Cream Balm for nasal congestion, and introduces a liquid form variant. It also mentions the funeral of R. E. A. Dorr, publisher of the New York Mail and Express.
An OCR fragment lists four flavors Orange Raspberry Straw and Loman as a dessert option at grocers priced at 10 pts. It references H G Frick planning a ten story Pittsburg office building costing 2 000 040 and mentions a San Francisco accident death toll rising to 21 with chaotic phrasing throughout.
The readable text mentions Lane's Family Medicine and bowel health, a seizure of revenue collector Col. James D. Brady in Petersburg Pennsylvania, wills contested by relatives of Charles G.W. Hoyt, breakfast urgency phrases, and unrelated product mentions including pancakes and a national live stock show in Chicago. The text is garbled with many misspellings and inconsistent fragments.
Mrs. F J Lynch of Grand Rapids Michigan endorses Peruna as a remedy for chronic coughs and colds. She claims two bottles cured a nine month cough that doctors could not alleviate and notes lasting health improvement. The piece vouches for Peruna in a melodramatic style and urges readers to obtain complete directions with the remedy.
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