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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1893
Page
7
A Kansas City resident files for divorce from two husbands simultaneously. The Minneapolis Tribune notes the unprecedented move as a social novelty in contemporary marriage cases. The case highlights evolving perceptions of marital unions and legal avenues for dissolution.
An advertisement touts Dr. Hierce's Golden Mosicul Discovery as a cure for weakness in children. It promises to strengthen thin, pale kids, claim rosy health, and offers a money back guarantee if the remedy does not benefit the user.
Washington reports detail the fifth third Congress session with roll call, readings, and remarks on Hawaii including Senator Dolph and Hoar exchanges. The Senate considered President Cleveland's actions, with resolutions to probe Hawaii policy, and the House convened for memorials.
A parliamentary clash in the house over a substitute for a voluntary bankruptcy plan resulted in a decisive 142 to 111 vote to strike out the enacting clause. Judge Torey of St. Louis, longtime advocate of the measure, sat in the gallery as Democrats, Republicans, and Populists shifted positions. The outcome shapes potential admission timelines for Utah and other territories.
A fragment from Texas Siftings notes a student query on the earth’s shape and its vast distance of twenty four thousand miles. It cites a professor exchange and contrasts with a bleak industrial outlook at Dunkirk where Brooks locomotive works lead other manufacturers. In Edmond a farmer narrowly escaped a railway collision with hay while crossing tracks, breaking fifty seven windows with a binding pole.
In a touted remedy, officials assert that restoring steady digestion calms nerves and eases nightly unrest. The tonic’s advocates say improved bowel action from the medicine strengthens the system, aiding malaria rheumatism and kidney complaints alongside nervous disturbances.
Comptroller Eckels announces the national bank note circulation outstanding on November 30 stood at 205,850,788 dollars, showing a decrease of 803,878 dollars during November. The statement highlights the monthly change and total in circulation for the period.
Desmess Cannot be cured by focal applications and must rely on constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an damaged Eustachian tube function, leading to partial hearing loss. The text mentions a $100 reward and various names and places, but the details are unclear and likely misread.
The intersirte pomomerce commission outlines a plan to widen its authority to cover Lukes within its jurisdiction. Officials discuss potential impacts and legal steps required for extension, seeking public and stakeholder input before formal action.
Tattered OCR assembles a jumble of names, medicines, and notices. It mentions Jones B. Babeck of Houston appointed chief of a division to the patent office and various patent medicine claims. Also references a 1852 Marseilles cathedral cornerstone and a public debt figure for November.
Mrs Mary A Stacey of Trumbull Connecticut notes her niece Emeline Hawley suffered from spitting blood and fear of consumption. After trying several medicines she used German Syrup and reports it stopped the blood, restored strength and appetite, claiming it worked better than any prior remedy.
Knowledge about Syrup of Figs touts its gentle action on the digestive system and bowels. The ad claims it cleanses the system, relieves colds headaches and fevers, and cures constipation with no objectionable substances. Sold by druggists in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles and manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co printed on every package.
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