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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1892
Page
4
An advertisement promotes Dr. Jayne's Brpree lorint as a universal female remedy. It claims to restore health, strengthen nerves, and treat functional disturbances and irregularities with a money back guarantee. The listing emphasizes its distinctive composition and unique selling point.
A vivid account surveys Viennese popular entertainment and street scene describing wurstel stalls, jugglers, dancers, and the crowd. It notes the lively tension between revelry and decorum, the Viennese character, and the sensory details of beer, food, and performance in public spaces.
The text offers home remedies through hot water therapy and drinking large quantities of water before bed to aid digestion and wound care. It warns hot water can stem bleeding and emphasizes cleanliness and sterilization. A suggestion to drink cold water for a rotten stomach is noted.
An account recalls Brigadier General St Arnaud delaying direct orders to fire on protesters during a volatile mutiny. After a tense pause and a coughing fit he finally constrained troops to massacre the crowd, silencing opposition and quelling dissent amid upheaval described in the New York Record.
District court in Suotte County ruled against the will contest over Hiloh Heat. County Attorney Tevnt filed a petition seeking forfeiture of the estate to Iowa per the Alien Land Law and local treaty protections. Judge Waterman upheld long standing interpretations that the heirs’ lands are secured by treaty, denying the forfeiture and leaving property status as is.
An uncensored telegram places Raul Sorza across the border in Mexico amassing a force near 4,600 with alleged plans to attack Las Vegas Del Ritaa while Garzaiy dodges pursuit on the Rio Grande. In Chicago, Mrs. Fannie Wise dies in a fire that cremates her three year old. Separately, Gen. Rana testifies before a House committee seeking 144,956,000 for next year’s pensions.
John Walter & Co. beer house caught fire tonight at unspecified hour and was partly destroyed. Loss estimated near $20,000 with origin yet unknown. Fire started at a blaze tied to Brewery. Ray Davis of Special Telegram reports the incident dated January 1.
New York February 1. The covening Lackenbach returned today after a trailess search for missing 100W No. 5 and no further effort will be made to rescue the two men aboard her.
Feary argues boys should learn a trade and pick the best fit early. He asserts a tradesman is far better off than a nonworker and urges selecting a trade that suits ability and offers honors. If the trade fails, study medicine, law, or another profession later.
Water acts as a key in tissue renewal, expanding the body’s waste removal and stimulating appetite for nutrients. The text notes that dehydration leads to faster accumulation of waste, while proper hydration supports ongoing tissue turnover and health.
Chancellor Caprivi today spoke in favor of the educational bill and denounced liberal opposition. He warned opponents against unrest and asserted the government would oppose readmission of the Jesuits, stressing calm amid national controversy.
The London correspondent recounts a Persian tale of a sorceress and three coins guiding Sir Drummond Wolk to foresee a future Grand Vizier. A Boston item cites Presidential preferences with names and votes. Telegraph briefs note Hungarian elections, France trade talks, and other rapid news items, including a dynamite blast in Lima and a pox epidemic at Angel Island.
An overview of the Louisiana Lottery Company noting its growth, finances, and alleged methods. It cites a founder's anti lottery account, explains potential gains and draw sizes, and mentions how tickets funded operations. Also includes a promotional account about Red River valley opportunities for young men seeking work and land, urging emigration to gain farming prospects.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a London style social/dining event amid political talk. Mentions Arlington, Blaine, Wanatmaker, Navy, and a list of attendees with unspecified roles. Includes ad-like lines on products, a German manufacturer, and weather mentions.
In view of official ties with the bristling little shoe making district to the south the article notes how our trade may be affected. It provides figures for Chili exports to Brazil Germany and the United States and imports from Borland Germany and the United States. It concludes that Chili’s climate and products limit prospects for a strong trade with that South American state and that the only potential loss would be to New England manufacturers.
J. D. Cox of Allegheny, Pennsylvania, reports long lasting stomach trouble with fullness after meals and sickness. After two weeks taking August Flower while employed at Thomas McHenry Druggist, his symptoms vanished, he now eats items once avoided and has gained weight.
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