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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1896
Page
7
A fragmentary line from Robert Herrick urging timely use of youth and opportunity. The text warns that beauty fades as time passes and advises action before prime is lost. The piece presents a concise, cautionary poetic musing on mortality and seizing life.
A historical women’s health testimonial extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a life changing remedy for womb disorders and related pains. A Detroit reader claims long endured misery eased after using the tonic, praising the product and its creator.
President Cleveland selects a diverse panel for the Venezuelan boundary commission including Davis Brewer Richard Alvey Andrew White Frederick Coudert and Daniel Gilman to examine evidence and determine the line between Venezuela and British Guiana. The group will meet in Washington around mid January with Brewer likely chairing and all but White expected to attend. The commission will operate neutrally and submit findings to the president while the U.S. will provide support and a ship if needed.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a mix of young girls observing an older lady on a summer piazza. It notes views on marriage, preferring gentler trades over widowers or men with certain traits, and ends with a humorous quip about a grandmother’s kitchen musings on men and marriage.
A New Emancipated Coming Woman arrives at St Peter with a bike and lock, asking entry to the golden gates. The gatekeeper denies entry, stating there is no scorching here, and shuts the doors. The tale blends stray moralizing and humorous dialogue from a New York World extraction.
An assorted clipping mentions patent medicines like Stomach Bitters and Troelys dye for whiskers, alongside testimonials from a Cuban rebel leader and various health claims. It also notes a death of John Zimmerman, a Milwaukee financier, and other scattered advertisements, notices, and political skirmishes.
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