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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
3
A Nashville American report recounts a lawyer pressing a woman about her age. She quips that she is not old, saying the years have passed her. He persists, she refuses, and the attorney moves to the next question.
A Lakeside Hospital graduate Miss Lalita Trees Dreese recalls twelve years as a nurse. She cites Dobbs Kidney Pills aiding diabetes and kidney trouble, noting renewed strength, better endurance, and widespread professional endorsement from clergy, lawmakers, physicians, and nurses who use them daily.
The Kentuckian reports Gamble’s election to replace Pettigrew as U.S. senator from South Dakota. A New Yorker reply notes the question of actions after a funeral observed in Detroit Prep Press context. The brief item surveys the political shift and reaction.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe crumbling stone steps near the west approach to the Capitol in Washington. The text mentions damaged premises and unclear dates but indicates structural deterioration and concerns about accessibility. No clear actors or dates are confirmed.
An old advertisement touts Grain-O as a grain based drink that avoids coffee drawbacks such as digestion issues and sleeplessness. It claims Grain-O is nourishing, pleasant tasting, and indistinguishable from the finest coffee when prepared correctly, marketed for both children and adults with grocer availability.
B D Sliman of Brooklyn believed to be Yale University's oldest living graduate has died at age five according to local notices.
Homes seekers plan an excursion to Arkansas Texas Louisiana southwest Missouri Kansas Nebraska Colorado Utah and New Mexico Valley. On the first and third Tuesday of the month tickets are sold at any fare plus 82 for round trips good to return within twenty one days from date of sale. For rates land maps and desirables write Hissell Wilson D DP 4 11 Adams Street Chicago IL. The Indiana senate debates substituting electrocution for hanging.
Fragmented OCR notes claim a product named Kemp's Bubsque stops coughing and urges a doctor visit to obtain a free sample. The text mentions dubious drug claims and a warning about delays, with a separate line alleging Mrs. Carrie Nation was horsewhipped by women in Enterprise, Kansas.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press presents a domestic exchange where a father warns Tommy with a strap while a carrot of candy from Ma tempts behavior. The dialogue reveals family dynamics and a hint of punishment versus reward amid a candy payoff.
A brief quote exchange from the Chicago Times Herald questions haste to read a new magazine. The witticism contrasts eagerness to learn contents with curiosity about what is absent, reflecting satirical media commentary.
Fragmentary report notes the canal’s planned impact on local prosperity and population, with unclear references to individuals and events. The text hints at opposition or dangers, mentioning a death and others tied to the project, but details are obscured by garbled phrasing.
A lyrical excerpt from Sadie Martinot in Smart Set. The speaker venerates a beloved, describing radiant devotion, roses, prayers, and the sanctuary of the heart. The piece blends exaltation and self-deception, praising an idolized beloved as life’s center.
A quip from Stray Stories notes a businesswoman’s interests while a home tips column from Ladies' Home Journal advises rinsing tea and coffee cups in cold water before washing in soapy water to prevent staining and tannin marks.
An array of vintage advertisements promotes Grain-O as a nourishing grain drink for children, Elisha Gray linked to technology items, cures and tonics for daily health, and notes on public matters. Mentions Lake City ads, medicines by Lane and Grove, and Michigan football plans against Carlisle Indians in Detroit.
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