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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1899
Page
12
The article surveys moisture absorption by dry materials and surfaces, noting how dampness affects body surfaces and air spaces. It discusses steam and heat, lye air, and soap tests, debating methods to reduce moisture and improve health outcomes. It also offers guidance on posture and walking to aid general well being and cautions on coughing and rest during illness.
A fragmentary verse portrait portrays a young woman versed in art, literature, and social niceties. It notes her polish, propriety, and refined tastes from Wall Street to stocks, with playful lines about gloves, shoes, and domestic duties.
Readable fragments show unclear text about names, dates, or actions. no coherent event or entities can be identified to summarize into a full item.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a desert region in the Sahara and a miswritten mention of a western United States area near the Mississippi. The text is damaged and unclear, yielding no verifiable events, dates, or proper named entities to confirm a coherent news item.
A discussion of nervous mood and female melancholia labeled the blues. It cites medical opinion that such states are disease, urges women to seek advice from Mrs Pike and Lytein, and shares a testimonial from Mrs F.S. Sety of Westphalia Kansas about uterine illness and relief after following the advised treatment.
Nell and Jack announce engagement with a plan for a winter life partnership. The exchange suggests Jack will act as the silent partner. The casual New York Word chat frames the couple's future in playful terms.
The New York World ponders a curious query about modern law making asking whether a piece of legislation was jammed or simply slipped through, framing the issue as a test of how laws wind their way into the record.
Skilled workers at the Weyenberg Brothers' Chippewa Falls factory are on strike after rejecting a wage cut. The walkout signals mounting labor tensions as negotiations stall and production potential declines.
An advertisement offers pianos at manufacturer prewar prices starting from 150 dollars. The item lists S. A. Moudyzbuinvine Co in Milwaukee as a seller and references Paulding Ohio. The rest of the text includes disjointed historical names and events, creating a fragmented, unreadable context.
A fragmented discussion on the power of mothers in law over new wives. The piece probes how mother in laws influence marital harmony, noting husbands often cling to authority while brides miscue with advice. It hints at court cases testing family tensions and warns of family dynamics undermining happiness.
A fragment describes a mosquito bite pain linked to a fluid poison entering the wound to thin tissue so the mosquito can see through its throat. The text reads like a garbled note on insect physiology and venom delivery without clear event or date.
A mangled wartime note reports a fish that builds nests by moving pebbles in Wadson Bay. It mentions Sergeant Price and the Thirteenth Minnesota with injuries amid a chaotic sea battle context.
Fragmentary disease advisory warns against mercury containing catarrhy ointments. Text references dangerous substances, medical myths, and regnal shifts in Spain with mentions of dynastic change and a regent guiding a future king.
Grain-O a new drink advertised as a coffee substitute aims to mimic coffee flavors. The muddled copy promotes various roast styles and seals, claiming ease of use and broad retail availability, though details are unclear.
The report notes William Jennings Bryan speaking at Springfield about a controversial topic. George Tyler, 21, was killed in what appears to be an impulsive attack in Jersey City, where 23-year-old Thomas Corey is tied to the incident. The text also references constitutional debates and a Supreme Court context, with unclear lines suggesting institutional or legal discussions.
Fragmentary 1835 note mentions Thomas L. Bunting of New York as dead. The rest of the text discusses obscure remedies and social remarks about women, brief references to druggists, and unrelated names. The passage lacks a coherent narrative beyond the obituary fact.
What Do the Children Derick Do with the new Grain-O drink story. The ad promotes Grain-O as nourishing made from pul grains and claims health benefits for children. The text also references Wayne MacVeagh in a political context amid a garbled report from a Cleveland era cabinet member.
Meekison of Ohio Congressman writes to Dr Hartmas in Columbus praising Peruna for catarrh relief. He states decades of head catarrh improved and believes continued use will eradicate the condition. endorsement notes and public acceptance are cited as proof of the remedy’s value.
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