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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1894
Page
7
An 1840s calendar advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior yearly calendar with lithographed colors, featuring extensive health claims and testimonials. It notes availability by subscription and lists Lowell Massachusetts publishers and pricing details, aiming to spur sales despite dubious medical assertions.
Jai Tu and Beebe testified in JanesvilleWisconsin that the defendant approached for aid after being led from the scene. The witness said a sponger would induce District Attorney Wheel to convict the case.
A garbled OCR passage outlines steps for shaping a skirt and keeping a bow from contacting the fabric edge. It mentions cutting, sewing, and a note in the mid area of a plastic-like material, with references to weaving and tailoring details. The fragment cites a person named Phelan and references various garment parts and constraints.
Prosecution in the Cronlit cause will rest this week as A Major Soupson plans to meet Gorme of Wallforum to testify again at Coughlin court.
The duchess of Saxe Altenburg joins a line of royal writers with A Word About Israel, a Semitic question treatise rewritten for the public. Publishers plan to translate the work into all principal modern languages for wide circulation among relatives and Erhads.
A grim fragment reports editor Stead planning to publish a list of men women and religious bodies for immoral purposes alleging a sensational exposé. The note hints at scandal and wide social impact tied to the propounded publication.
Readers are told of a bright January sky with many planets visible, noting new moon phases, solar and lunar eclipses, and the positions of Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and the Moon. The article explains seasonal shifts, star colors, and early astronomy observations, including double and triple star systems and the Milky Way.
The piece mentions Princess Marie of Greece as a bride-to-be for the Russian czarowitz and comments on Greek church consanguinity rules. It also briefly references astronomical positions, including Uranus in Libra, and notes accidents and local notices such as a Toledo fire and a boarding-house blaze.
Professor George Ebers explains in a letter why he postponed writing Cleopatra for years. He says his courage faltered at portraying such a renowned woman, yet he now risks the work, admiring Cleopatra’s beauty, wit, and charm while acknowledging her faults. A separate note mentions a visit to Boston.
A damaged clipping notes warnings against an unseen foe called disease, recommending Lostaven's Stomach Bitters as a safe remedy for dyspepsia biliousness and other ailments. It mentions General McCoolk aiding a suppression effort and an ad for a home decorating pamphlet from McCaughey Ford Co. Two or three lines claim a quarry blast near Boston killed three men and injured others.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a dubious medical ad offering a free trial from Dr Schiffman in St Paul and hints at sensational claims about violence and expectoration. It also references Dr Parkhurst and a New York dress remark, suggesting a miscellaneous 19th century advertising page with mixed content and no clear event.
A Montana grower, Frank Winter, reports from one bushel of Great Northern Oats yielding 36 pounds, with irrigation and careful tillage. He predicts 1894 could yield three hundred bushels per bushel. The John A Salter Seed Co sent sample oats and catalog upon request with 8 cent postage. Springfield chosen as permanent site of Minnesota fair by leaders in agriculture.
The testimonial notes using August Flower for loss of vitality and debility, claiming 69 pounds gained after two bottles. It notes high sales since and cites Peter Zinville as feeling reborn after using the product. The dealer from Sardis, Masos Co says many customers report it as the best medicine they've taken.
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