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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1893
Page
7
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a patient with catarrh and heart failure who recovered after using Sarsparilla. The text mentions a Mrs Joseph Smith and a testimonial of restoration to health, praising the remedy and its gentle action. The piece appears as a testimonial advertisement style block with many garbled words.
A fragmentary account describes a developing winter storm with strong winds and snow. The report references rising tension over a looming major weather event and notes widespread travel disruption as authorities brace for the blast.
A young woman recounts a dinner mishap when her slipper failed to fit as she tried to attend to a festive meal. The moment shifts as a gentleman, identified by his gaze, helps her, highlighting social etiquette and wardrobe woes at a formal gathering.
A shaken report from Topeka details a verbal assassination threat against Governor Lewelling. A suspect, described as a witless man from Cherokee County, was identified after inquiry and removed from the capitol by the sheriff who cautioned him to go home.
In London the Marquis of Queensberry appears advocating polygamy stirring talk on a new eccentric stance amid domestic affairs. The restless public questions whether this advocacy signals broader reform or social shock.
A Winnweiler man tested his wife’s love by staging a fake murder scene. He shot himself in the bed and pretended to be dead, hoping she would cry. Police are questioning him over the disturbingly staged incident and its consent.
A garbled 19th century notice touts De Jaynes Expectorant as a cure for coughs and colds and claims cleanliness diet and rest prevent illness. It references public health remedies and a misattributed claim about Garfield tea as a corrective tonic for wrong living.
Three miners Michael Davidson, Michael Healy, and Joseph Smith were killed after a rock fall at a lime works site in Streator TL. Authorities reported the accident occurred during work at the mine, with rescue efforts limited by dangerous debris.
The Boston Globe reports a costly fad on weight reduction with readers urged to mail for a copy to Belins Wilcling Library in GB. Harvard botanist U S Sargent returns from Japan after studying island flora. Disorderly notices mention burglars escaping from Lye New York lockup and a teen suicide near Athens Illinois.
Advertisement claims August Flower relieves indigestion and dyspepsia. A tested testimonial from C H Dear of Washington Virginia asserts rapid relief and full recovery. The Sylvan Remedy Co offers laxative Gum Drops by mail for constipation with assurances of safe, pleasant results and a free box upon request.
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