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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1895
Page
7
Fragment mentions Louisville and Kentucky matter on 16,000,000 gallon priming anglee j. Readable details are scarce. identify main entities Louisville and Kentucky with vague note on a large single figure. No clear event or outcome available.
An OCR fragment promotes Hontutter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and malaria. It extols vigor and quick relief, claims pure ingredients, and warns against inferior tonics. The piece urges travelers toward Roaxville and Asheville via a specific route.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims health benefits, gentle action on kidneys and bowels, and wide medical approval. The plea notes its pleasant form and warns against substitutes, with distribution via druggists.
Miss Marsden’s mission to aid Siberian lepers gains Countess Tolstoi and the Empress support. She visits multiple forest settlements, records harsh living conditions, banishment of the sick, and the few who survive long winters. Her reports note a stark, bleak life with little medical care and periodic rescue efforts.
An Indian government report recounts a Madras civil surgeon who asked a civilian woman for a kiss while driving with her, with a sergeant nearby. The incident led to the surgeon's forced resignation and shift to military service, then a nine month extension to qualify for a pension, and transfer to a remote station in Upper Burma. The tale underscores the era's harsh discipline and moral expectations.
A garbled OCR item mentions Miss Alice Wamblet of Se rete Washington and her relation to Indian and Tadkins themes. It references Miss Hamble, granddaughter of Nenehaloles, the late chief. The text is unclear and partially unreadable.
Excerpts quote a western writer noting turmoil as youths resist strict chaperon rules. The piece argues the chaperon era offered social protections and cheaper recreation, while youths favor casual visits, dancing, and affordable outings over formal guardianship. Ex-President Pelxito of Brazil reportedly ill amid conflicting reports.
U S Government chemists test multiple brands and report that Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, strongest, and superior to all competitors.
A tale contrasts a proud French Canadian habitant with American progress and wealth. A Quebec area habitant visits a convent church and jokes that the biblical Goliath was a French Canadian, reflecting cultural self view and humor.
A fragment discusses how certain Chinese words can carry multiple meanings and influence political campaign promises. It notes the risk of misinterpretation when translating rhetoric and highlights the need for careful linguistic handling.
An old ad claims catarrh is widespread and urges readers to try Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio Gitar Core as the only constitutional remedy. The pitch promises dramatic relief, offers a $100 award for any failure, and requests sending for circulars and testimonials.
The text appears as garbled notes with scattered phrases about doctors, taxes, and authorities. Mentions of Avaya, Minneapolis, and Ben exist among unclear lines. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable fragments.
An abrupt dialogue from the Detroit Free Press fragment shows a couple's tense exchange about money and a possible burglary. The man speculates about attackers while the woman questions bravery and wealth, in a lingering domestic scene.
A West Side business man asked a plumber to inspect a catch basin after completing pipe work. The plumber refused a deferring offer, sneered and declared the job required a sabre, a melodramatic flourish that ends the scene with comic bravado. The piece sits amid reports of the Delevan hotel fire in Albany and a Pittsburgh killing spree.
The notice claims hundreds cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for consumption and related diseases. It urges readers to request a 160 page book from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, with six cents in stamps, to learn more.
An 1804 advertisement promotes Prso's Cura for Consumption as the sole remedy for coughs. It touts Ripans Tavade and Dy. 3 dayse's Expectorant as treatments, referencing medical claims, household remedies, and regional commerce phrases from Springfield and Indianapolis.
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