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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1895
Page
7
An advertisement extols the Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative with health benefits. It claims quick adaptation to need, cleansing the system, and relief from colds fevers and constipation, touting medical approval and broad consumer satisfaction.
A clipped lyric poem narrates a flirtatious moment where the speaker asks a woman her age, laments missteps and a sad atmosphere, then recalls kissing her despite consequences as emotions surge. Dorothy D. credited in Detroit Free Press.
A Poughkeepsie tale recounts Europa Brown Ihid, a clever woman who posts a matrimonial ad tied to her farm estate. Suitors respond, one arrives to inspect the property, and Europa tests motives while revealing a peculiar incumbrance clause in her late husband’s will.
In a New York News item, Europa Brown agrees to marry, discussing housekeeping, farm work, and a future with Mister Higgins. The dialogue reveals plans to move to Poughkeepsie, settle business, and start a family, with Europa asserting readiness despite initial hesitation.
A long testimonial details Chas Hackley of Muskegon influenced by Wrights pills, describing chronic illness and recovery. The piece touts Williams Pink Pills as restoring blood and nerves, claiming relief after months of illness and recommending purchase from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
In Paimont Mine a man shot and killed his wife's father and mother in a domestic dispute before turning his gun on his wife and himself, during a confrontation with officers. Hotaling's father-in-law TB Whitney was well known in the community.
Fragmented OCR text describes a tonic or remedy promising relief for chills fever headaches neural pain and nervous symptoms. It touts broad cures and health fortification, with references to digestion fatigue and convalescence though specifics and reliability are unclear.
Random clipping lists various items including baking powder claims, remarks about Poultney Bigelow and an emperor, rumors on Sarah Bernhardt, and an appraisal of the late George Gould estate with figures such as 80,904,580.79 and 73,224,587 as residuary value.
An OCR fragment promotes Thint Wo ofr promising thousand dollar rewards for cy gn icentatr that cannot be cured by Mulls Catarrh Cure. It lists GueneY Go Toledo Wy wholesale druggists Betty Toledo and others selling Catarrl Cure at 75 cents per bottle. The ad mentions blood cleansing claims and includes stray references to Miss Grady and cattle.
A century ago reports warn that tobacco inhalation damages health and to-bae substitutes fail to prevent harm. Aaron Gerber and W. Ashi lead warnings against smoking and unproven remedies while communities consider the risks and remedies, urging careful choices despite strong guarantees.
A fragment from Smith Gray & Co.'s Monthly notes a gambler paid five dollars while a wife covered charity tiles, with a quip about the differing amounts and perceptions of value. No dates or places are provided.
A Detroit Tribune summary reports a congressional move to prohibit shooting any birds within the District of Columbia, with discussion of the bill and its possible effects. The piece mentions figures in Congress and nearby actions, reflecting a period debate on wildlife and local control.
A Lake Shore Route trials claim Route-America's Dowt Railyry offers superiority. The narrative cites decades of hospitality and service observations by staff, while noting the lodging of the tragedy and a fatal powder blast in Butte with an estimated sixty deaths.
A small book titled Shou't Tubaces Spit and omohe Your Life Away promotes an unguaranteed tobacco habit cure sold nationwide by a Chicago firm. The notice notes the book’s author invitation for a talk, while also reporting a separate obituary of a man from Lac du Flambeau who died at age 110.
Fragmented OCR text discusses American complexion and a publication showing LH in the next presidential race. The garbled lines mention Kipans Talates and a Jotter publication but lack clear facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
The Nicaragua Canal project is debated vigorously in the U S Senate with focus on climate risks and labor conditions. The text notes harsh travel, labor exploitation, and regional dangers, mentioning fever outbreaks and crime linked to trade routes and regional instability.
An old style medical ad for Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets. It touts gentle action on liver stomach and bowels, claiming fast relief from over eating and digestive woes. The copy highlights tiny coated granules in sealed glass vials, a free sample offer, and urges use of Pellets as preferred remedy over substitutes.
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