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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1896
Page
25
Church historians note Christmas was formally instituted by Pope Teesphorus who died in 188 AD, marking a pivotal moment in early Christian liturgy. The account situates the celebration within patristic tradition and papal authority of the era.
A 19th century letter praises Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for painful menstruation and urges other women to seek the remedy. The writer thanks Mrs. Pinkham for guidance and paraphernalia that opened eyes to a remedy, noting swift relief after trying the product. The note highlights confidence in the mail order advice and medicine from Lynn, Massachusetts.
A humorous domestic scene on Christmas day contrasts with a broader reflection on kindness and the reach of Christmas spirit. The piece then notes how Jesus is revered across faiths, mentions wartime warnings to Japan, and asserts that the world is now largely at peace despite occasional Christian nation conflicts.
A Nyack man sued for alienation of affection and revealed in court love letters to another married woman. The letters include intimate lines and illustrations, showing how private messages can become public in a courtroom and in newspapers.
A reflective note on 1900 Christmases since the birth of a central figure. It notes that over 1900 years, even skeptics acknowledge this figure’s influence on humanity. It argues that ideals among people have shifted dramatically toward betterment of the world.
A dialogue contrasts luck and effort with the Newton apple story. Mr Dolittle argues fortune favors the prepared, while others doubt luck exists. The Washington Star quote notes the apple anecdote as a richer example of merit versus chance.
An advertisement prescribes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the true blood purifier to cure catarrh by cleansing the blood rather than using local remedies. It cites impure blood as the cause and claims testimonials prove permanent relief, offering improved appetite and digestion as partial benefits.
The report outlines five traditional Spanish Christmas dishes. The almond pottage is made by boiling sweet almonds in milk and sieving, while the dish called peaugo features a large goldfish seasoned with lemon garlic and oil, roasted before the fire.
An old note celebrates Father Christmas and records Hale riding 1000 miles on a bellevele in 65 hours, 11 minutes and 27 seconds. The excerpt blends holiday homage with a feat attributed to Hale, reflecting period journalism and verse praise.
A jumble of sensational claims mocks medical quackery with references to fake remedies and false cures for malaria and other ailments. It notes disappearances, violent incidents, and dubious products from several vague sources, including a supposed California producer and a Chicago paper quote, all wrapped in sensationalism.
An obscure historical advertisement touts a medicine claimed to stimulate daily bowel movements, promote overall health, act gently on the liver and kidneys, and cure headaches. It lists a price of 23 and de and emphasizes its necessity for well being.
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