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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1895
Page
7
A reflective verse fragment traces a summer romance across landscapes of purple heather and bracken. The speaker recalls shared days, a sea separating lovers, and a return to memory as new hopes arise. A later note from New English Magazine highlights a medical testimonial praising Sterling Remedy Co.’s tobacco cure.
Ruth and Belle navigate trust and jealousy as Belle's flirtations and Harrys suspicions strain their engagement. A letter from Wisconsin and a guest wife intensify jealousy, leading to ultimatums and a plan to end the engagement. Ruth taunts Belle, who defends her actions with a mock display of dignity, while the Mercury notes the unfolding marital strain.
A garbled ad style plea claims Salter's seeds double output with oats, clover, and potatoes. The farmer urges sending a clipping to the Sulzer Seed Company in La Crosse Wisconsin for a sample catalog and to claim a grass and clover mixture.
From one ton of ordinary gas coal the process yields 1000 pounds of cake 80 gallons of ammonia water and 10 pounds of coal tar. Distillation of coal tar then provides pitches solvents oils naphthas phenol naphthol benzine and other chemicals, culminating in a new substance called guculating with remarkable sweetness in water.
Washington authorities confirm the destruction of a telegraphic message about the death of Prince Arisugawa, the emperor of Japan's uncle, and report recovery of related records at the Japanese legation. The notice appears in a 26 A teletyped dispatch.
A collage of early 20th century notices and filler promotes foreign goods as stylish. It contrasts hearsay on ear cures with patent medicines and catalog boasts. The piece cites Hell’s Catarrh Cure and seeds trade, mentioning Washington teeth history and agricultural yields.
Middleburg Pennsylvania January 23 a sleighing party was struck by a train on the Pennsylvania road Two were killed five injured. The notice also advertises various medical tonics and products with bold claims and directions for mail orders.
A historical report notes the death toll from the Butte poisoning incident as fifty eight. The event is described with minimal context and lacks detailed attribution in the surviving text.
An appeal touts Salzer Seed Co oats as the top of 300 varieties tested by the USDA. It cites high test yields and farmer endorsements, promising a free mammoth catalogue and a chance to win a $200 prize by sending a self addressed envelope and 10 cents postage. The message also extols Salzer as the world’s largest farm seed grower and notes potato prices.
A brief verse from the New York Morning Herald recalls an awkward streetcar moment. The speaker notes remorse after ART gave up a seat, reflecting on manners and city life in a past era.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant laxative and throat decongestant. It urges use for grippe colds fevers headaches and cleansing with promise of genuine product in 500 and 1 bottles and notes Harvard football players returning to college.
A fragmentary ad promo touts mud and lithia water baths at Indiana Springs Company health resort famed for cures of rheumatism kidney skin diseases. It invites readers to obtain a book by mailing to Toduins Mineral Springs Campus and related offices in Chicago and New York.
A fragment from an old paper discusses neuralgia and the claimed efficacy of St Jacobs Oil to cure pain and influence life outcomes. It also mentions lodging prices at Barfford and praises Pisoes Cure for Consumption with a testimonial from Mrs Frank Mornay. The passage references college sports and candidates for Cornell crewe.
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