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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
7
A garbled report describes a charitable gathering by Sisters of Good Shepherd and the Slaters guild aiding children and families. It mentions fundraising, care for the needy, and lists various individuals connected to the event in a period newspaper tone.
Miss Jonnie Kilpatrick of Peoria died from the effects of hendacha pawiers, according to local reports. The death is being investigated as a public health concern and authorities urge caution regarding the substance involved.
The text lists claims that deafness is incurable by certain applications and cites various nostrums and pills. It includes medical assertions about Eustachian tube inflammation, mentions Hall's Pills, and notes a Brooklyn engineer named George W. Howard under arrest for bigamy. The passage preserves era language and advertising tone with dubious medical guidance.
A Washington inauguration committee reports about sixty thousand dollars raised for the fund. The draft mentions refunds and costs and bears E. W. Grove's signature on related documents.
A jumble of 1900 era notices includes end of century celebrations in main cities, health claims for Grain-O and Kemp’s Balsam, messages about Dowie sailing to the U S, a Chicago bank profit for 1900, and a smallpox quarantine incident near Colquet. Names include John Alexander Dowie and Alfred McCullough tax receiver at Altoona.
London dispatch reports Earl Roberts already in arduous duties at the war office. Kitchener calls for 56,000 troops to guard the Rand mines as enlisting continues in Cape Colony with 300 to depart for the north. Reports note three columns still pursue Gen Dewel with limited prisoners taken and Maas river fronts shifting as Dutch forces move.
A fragment from the Washington Star features a speaker and a tribal elder debating the cause of a long silent moment. The exchange centers on choosing between civilization and violence, with imagery of patent leather, tight collars, and starched shirts symbolizing modern restraint versus brutality. The tone evokes a moral dilemma over progress and peril.
A fragmented Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph excerpt shows Mr Gaswell-Young declaring wit and independence while Mr Rukane asserts frequent statements that May belongs to him. The text hints at ongoing personal claims and disputes in a clipped, quoted style.
Drying preparations develop dry co?tich and decompose secretions, causing more trouble. Ely's Cream Balm offers cure for nasal catarrh or cold in the head with a pleasant remedy. Trial size costs ten cents. all druggists carry the full size. Ely Brothers, 59 Warren St. The piece notes Northwestern railroad employees now under a pension system.
A garbled wartime letter recalls a veteran, Power a contend sufferer of heart disease during the war. It notes progress in treatment and mentions Dodds Whitney, a testy witness, with scattered references to Crane Ballse Sir Views Commminder and Hall's.
Governor Dietrich and other state officers were inaugurated at Lincoln Nebraska amid ceremonial events as part of the new administration.
A fragment touts Grain-Q as a wakeful healthful drink rivaling coffee, claiming pleasant taste and family appeal. The text names Rev. Dr. Jacinta Lopez, archbishop of Guadalajara, who died in Mexico City.
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