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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1894
Page
7
A garbled notice describes a vigor remedy named Muscle and Vigoh-A offered for health, energy, and endurance. It warns of questionable claims and stresses daily use, while mentioning tonic ingredients and potential health benefits.
A boastful advertises a cure all for Humar scrofula and pimples. The healer cites experiments in 1100 caves, two failures, and over 200 certificates within twenty miles of Boston. Benefits appear from the first bottle, but warnings note lung liver symptoms and a need to read the label. dose is one tablespoonful in water at bedtime.
A Chicago Tribune report describes two parrots in a Fremont Street area window causing excitement as the birds chatter loudly. The green feathered creature greets pedestrians, mimics voices, and disrupts nearby residents with constant squawking and ambiguous phrases.
The piece reports widespread talk of a possible social match between Miss Leiter, daughter of a Chicago millionaire, and Mr Whitney, son of a prominent family. It notes Miss Leiter’s long residence in New York and her acceptance in English circles, while detailing New York, Washington, and British connections surrounding the would be alliance.
A fragmentary narrative recounts a tale in which a nobleman, driven by jealousy, commissions a lifelike gorilla sculpture to stage the abduction of a beautiful heiress. The work mocks society and reveals the lover’s longing, while a wealthy banker’s wealth corrupts the wedding plot.
A dimly lit grove scene unfolds with a powerful pursuer grabbing the slender captive as fear and trembling rise. The captive struggles to free herself while onlookers react with horror as the chase drives toward a tense, dangerous confrontation.
Fragmentary account recalls the U S Army’s retreat from Bidwell and forts near the Modoc and Klamath regions as settlers push west. Letters cite orders to abandon lines, with11 troops remaining 20 miles from the Oregon line and Native groups near lakeview reservation.
A fragment recounts the Duke of Marlborough losing patience over a cloak delay. Commisary Marriot, caught in rain, fails to produce the cloak promptly. The duke persists, then remarks he would not trade temper with the servant for all his toil.
A disjointed narrative follows a tall stately woman in a warthia setting asking a drug store clerk for items like pomade and cosmetics. She mutters about avoiding an old look and mentions plans for November, while debating how to present herself.
A garbled letter fragment mentions a doctor and a patient in a distant or uncertain setting. It references New York and Washington in a puzzling, incomplete context with unclear actions or outcomes.
The article notes a puzzling medieval profession and references Elp's Cream Balm. It describes the reader's reaction to the discovery and highlights the unusual historical topic. The tone remains archival and speculative about past practices.
An advertisement claims one hundred dollars to prove GaN Catarrh Cure cures deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It asserts catarrh is a mucous membrane condition and offers free testimonials and to sell through Cheney & Co. druggists.
A fragmented item touts Salzer seed catalogs and sample packages as a way to reap large harvests from varied crops across states. It notes cases like A M Lamb in Pennsylvania and Frank Close in Minnesota, and hints at political races such as Owens challenging Colonel Breckinridge for congress in Kentucky.
Excerpt shows a dentist defending his fame and client influx. The speaker argues that rivals exploit rumors of overcrowding to deter patients while praising his reputation and quality care. Tone is argumentative and self-justifying.
A long garbled text discusses Uganda expulsion rumors, a predicted Christian Muslim war, and a call for Protestant Catholic tension. It references Buvene Wolf and Jetters wlyved from Uganda to July 15, plus a claim of Dr. Ison Thompson's Eye Water as a medical suggestion.
Ringing noises in the ears and ringing or buzzing sounds are attributed to Catarrh in the Head. Loss of smell or hearing may follow, potentially leading to bronchitis or consumption. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as curing Catarrh by purifying the blood and strengthening the entire system. Get Hood's.
A Texas druggist endorses Boschee's German Syrup for coughs and colds, claiming it outperforms others after a decade of trial. He cites relief for a baby and urges mothers to use the syrup, stating it strengthens the body and warns against substitutes.
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites is praised for nourishing the young and aiding ailments that reduce flesh and strength. Prepared by Scott and Bowne, Wy.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative benefiting kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It claims wide medical approval and satisfaction, and warns buyers to obtain the California Fig Syrup Company product with its name on every package to avoid substitutions.
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