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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1894
Page
7
C A Lamb reports earning 5400 from ten acres of cabbage and onions in Pennsylvania. The early Salzar foods reduce market lag, with Lightning Cabbage and onions priced ahead of rivals. Sulzer Bread Co. offers a catalogue and trial pack with Get Phery in a pamphlet mailed for postage.
Knowledge promotes comfort and improvement through the pure liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. The remedy is praised for its pleasant taste and gentle action on kidneys, liver, and bowels, relieving constipation, colds, headaches, and fevers. Sold in 50c and 1 bottles by druggists, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
A long, garbled tale recounts a dramatic recovery described as a New England miracle. It features a couple of elderly supplicants and a Westmead reporter, recounting heart palpitations, rheumatic pain, and dramatic improvements after taking Dr. Williams Pink Pills. The piece weaves in social commentary on women’s street dress and moral temptations, urging discreet behavior and pocket safety to curb crime and temptation in New York.
Mr. Brynes, superintendent of police, argues women should not carry pocketbooks in public. He condemns the careless way gloves and tight pockets expose valuables and invites robberies, stating he has no sympathy for women who display ostentation or invite theft.
A short confrontation unfolds when Pat asks for a job from a butcher shoveling in front of his shop. The butcher refuses, Pat insists, takes the shovel, and walks away, sparking a terse exchange observed by The Times.
An advertisement touts a nasal catarrh cure as a non irritant, claiming rapid reach to remote sores and ulcers. It promotes a chance to obtain free samples and names QELENEY & CO. Drops and a Brown University chancellorship note interrupts with unrelated local political lines.
In 1924 a US government notice reveals that the contract for express service between Chicago and Milwaukee will run ten years from March next, with the American Express company replacing the Adams firm on the Rail system while Adams retains limited Chicago to Milwaukee operations. The United States Express company maintains the Chicago to Northwestern coach role on a short route, and Adams still serves the Chicago Burlingay and Qaines area amid ongoing carrier arrangements.
The St Louis Globe Democraty1t argues the railroad system expanded beyond necessity, with miles laid where traffic was uncertain. It warns that many lines were built for speculation aided by state and bond funding, with large firms absorbing smaller ones and intensifying debt.
The readable fragments mention Dr Ring tester terms, a Suneta De Klose Arch Street reference, a Denver work involving a locomotive by D. Young, and scattered phrases about a guitar and instruments. Content is highly garbled with misspellings and lacks coherent events or clear individuals.
In a chaotic mix of wired news and ads, Indianapolis Journal notes New York City financiers may no longer hold a monopoly on large loans. Chicago and Indiana loans shift toward new terms while notices celebrate remedies, medicines, and products amid a broader urban informe.
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