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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
3
A testimonial style notice promotes Hair Vigor as a solution for short thin or splitting hair, rough or falling out hair and even gray or white hair. It claims users are highly pleased and spread the word to friends. Price listed as one dollar per bottle.
An unclear advertisement from Lowell Massachusetts promises express delivery of a bottle with a sales pitch about a handsome book on hair care. The legible fragments mention sending for a book and express service, with garbled phrases throughout.
The fragment hints at a leading question about a rich woman and a town alder, with remarks about a girl who mostly says yes or no and a mayoral or commissioner reference. Names and full context are unclear in the snippet.
The piece outlines quirks in cigar handling as character indicators. Aggressive individuals grip and bite the cigar, while easygoing types light only as needed and enjoy curling smoke. Intermittent use signals indecision, nervousness suggests vanity, and failing to keep a cigar alight marks a bravado-filled storyteller.
Lieut Mabel Hunt of the Pacific Coast Division of the Salvation Army leads volunteers in parades and exhibitions to aid the needy, stressing faith and disciplined service. The article also presents a medical endorsement for Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble and rheumatism, citing Lieut Hunt’s claims of their effectiveness.
The tale follows self made Barro and partner Kellogg in 1885 as Cooper and Peck back an Idaho prospect. Kellogg finds silver lead ore but is discouraged by an assay. Kellogg and O Rourke push on with a back breaking trek, while their burro wanders off in a perilous wilderness search.
In a Idaho case at Murray Judge Buck ruled Cooper and Peck hold a half interest in the Bunker Hill and a quarter in the Sullivan claims by proving a burro assisted discovery. Kellogg and O’Rourke are named as discoverers and the property is valued around four thousand dollars.
A bride plans lasting memories by presenting intimate friends with photographs framed in white satin mounts. One picture features the bride mother’s wedding satin mat and a lace corner. A sister’s gift uses orange blossom embroidery on satin, and the maid of honor’s mount is white satin with a wedding motif.
Friends near received mounted pictures made from trousseau gowns for Jess wedding gifts. Each mount used fabric from the going away gown with forget me not embroidery. Pictures were bound to glass with leather strips and labeled with name and date on the back.
A Chicago Post quips that the weather man earns credit for providing the real thing in New Year temperature. The column notes the man’s shift from past erratic forecasts to a more reliable forecast approach, reflecting broader weather trends.
Fragmented OCR suggests lawmakers debate ending the whipping post. Text shows garbled names and places, but hints at bills, protests, and political maneuvering amid a push to repeal or modify corporal punishment laws.
The screen wagon malt service contract for New York City was awarded to W. M. Weighel for 229000 dollars. A bond acquired for the project amounts to 225000 dollars.
A garbled passage discusses digestion and a supposed grain drink called Tod deuk. It mentions a pure selection, nourishing qualities, and Woetid efforts of cole, with unclear references to taste and suitability for a child. The text remains incoherent and largely unreadable.
A brief note records the leaving directors ratifying the purchase of the New Jersey Central. The erratic text mentions Carter's Ink and a dismissals involving Mayor Patra of Yismarek, N. D., with unclear context and no further details.
The article discusses Congo region exports and widespread disease claims, promoting Cheney & Co patent medicines as cures. It cites a supposed five year focus on focal disease, misinformation about constitutional treatment, and a money back promise for failure. It also notes a bank robbery at The Exchange Bank in Shiloh, Ohio, with listed loot.
An advertisement extols Grain-O as a nourishing substitute for coffee made from pure grains. It claims children drink more Grain-O equals better health and notes it tastes like coffee but costs about a quarter as much. The text also mentions a Kansas legislature bill proposing capital punishment.
A fragment notes a daily jaunt for dosed remedies and healers while mentioning a product price of 25 and 50e. It also reports Ala Crosse girl missing for years recovered in St. Louis by her brother, implying a local family search and reunion.
Fragmented OCR notes describe medicines and potions for coughs and infant care, with prices and dubious remedies. Mentions products like Mrs Winslow's Soojiasa Syaur and various names. Also references Governor Roosevelt and a fatal hotel incident with eight men reported in Minneapolis.
A questionable medical testimonial era piece touts Peruna as a cure for catarrh and systemic issues. Dr Lieswellyn Jordan and Dr Clewellyn Jordan cited. the ad promises a free booklet on cough stages and claims absolute scientific certainty in Peruna’s effectiveness.
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