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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1898
Page
7
A highly garbled early text presents a fragmentary poem style piece. It includes archaic phrasing and misspelled lines with references to nature and emotion. The readable content suggests a lament or pastoral mood, but no clear events or identifiable persons are present.
A fragmented Gothic tone centers on a young woman described with dreamlike reveries and mystic imagery. The passage interleaves rustic folk depictions with archaic diction as conversations and visions mingle around a nameless narrator and a maternal figure. The piece evokes a haunted, lyric scene rather than a clear plot.
A rugged tale unfolds around a mill dam where a gang confronts a lover’s flight and a rival. Dolly Rayburn leaps to save King Mune from drowning as dangerous passions erupt and Byerly Dormer is brought to justice.
Ada Miller of Iowa, comparing to Phoebe and Alice Cary, writes poetry for diversion as the family moves to New York. It notes Rowena Cary as elder sister, Ada’s early verses at eighteen for Cincinnati Commercial, and later contributions to New York Weekly Hearth and Home and others.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a cripple from a sprain and a vague plan or offer. It lacks identifiable people, places, or events to form a clear, factual summary.
Thine George of Greece with unidentified officials in Crete. references to neuralgia treatment and dubious medicines. Reports Chinese rebels seizing Chung Yang, Madrid turmoil, and a treaty matter involving Duke Almadavor and the foreign minister. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR issues.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a curative product with claims to ease aches and foot discomfort. Mentions nasal or family use and purported qualities, but the readable portion is unclear about a specific product name, origin, or credible details.
Fractured OCR notes mention Sweden and Norway sickness, Lima Ohio references, and a plea for funds to New York. A warned health campaign, teaching patience, and a U.S. cruiser brings geopolitical color as the Brooklyn docks at a distant port.
In a cryptic plea the author offers a large reward in an old style alert. The text hints at a conspiracy or ailment described as a dreaded disenda and references actions by authorities or groups. It mentions a supposed cure and a promise of a substantial payout for recovery of unspecified items or information. The notice invites contact and lists an address for bids or sale.
A fragmented line recalls Rudyard Kipling and a wary reference to a plain dealer figure. The readable text hints at past encounters and a personal assessment, without clear context or dates.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at names and events from a past period. It references bands, days, values, and weeks, with unclear subjects and dates. The readable portion suggests a local or cultural item but lacks concrete facts to confirm a definitive event or outcome.
The garbled text mentions treaty ratification prospects, a quoted death warning, and a citizen from Librey Valley, Washington. It notes a bridge-moving wagon incident in Milwaukee and speculates on a Spanish cabinet resignation, reflecting uncertain postwar political turbulence and local curiosities.
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims safe use for children and adults, with a mocha like flavor, at 14 cents to 25 cents per package, sold across retailers. A separate line notes the cruiser Cincinnati rammed near Santiago.
A garbled note discusses children’s drinks and a new beverage called GRALINO described as deligious and more nourishing. It mentions Grain O as a made product, proper preparation, and vague “choreo grades of coffea.” It also references railroad system plans involving Vanderbilt East of Chicago and Northwestern Pacific Union inex to be combined.
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