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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment notes deaths of several elderly individuals, including Ot Littale aged 76 and John G. Gare, reportedly in New York at age 97. The text references places and names in a distorted sequence, with no clear events or dates.
Still there is money in it Carl Volien sold potatoes cab bage seed and fruit crops. farmers can profit with Salzer seeds. Promises cheap barrels of potatoes at 1.50 and a wide range of seeds and novelties from Sulzer Seed Co LaCrosse Wis. Catalogue lists 40 seed packages plus marketable fruit varieties and vegetables.
A fragment notes a discovered instrument among the Ure Indians in Colorado described as a clarionet with a sweeter plaintive tone than many orchestral instruments. The sound is said to have a magical effect, wafting up to the man from the village.
A satirical old piece catalogs a string of homemaking and social-climbing stereotypes. It portrays the woman who cannot hem a pocket handkerchief yet proclaims long society ties, loves consumption, and envies duchesses, while contrasting with practical duties and frugal values.
A fragmented guide offers household tips such as stain removal with peel and tea rubs, grease absorption with flour, and cooling butter and milk in a damp cloth wrapped flowerpot. Also includes a recipe for stuffed cold tomatoes with mustard brown sugar and vinegar.
A recent Dresden performance of a four-act German comedy titled Holguaxt drew strong acclaim at the Realdene theater. The author attended, and the cast received multiple recalls from the audience, signaling a successful reception.
A Jackson Michigan sketch tells of a man once crippled by chronic rheumatism who regained strength after long suffering. He credits Dr Williams's Pills for Pale People and the Pink Pills, noting renewed vitality, improved nerves, and ability to work again. The notice touts local sales and promotes the remedy through personal testimony.
A long, error riddled report recounts false rumors that Sonorita Evangelina Cassio Cisne Ros was jailed in Africa for being President Cisneros’s niece. It notes sensational press, appeals from American ladies, and subsequent claims the arrest and trial never occurred.
A messy OCR fragment reports varied municipal expenses including Takis and Titi the murmoil expenses of Laon Yon at 70 million dollars, Paris at 65,000,004, and New York at 10,000,008. It also notes the Galveston News on signing tactics amid Teras imports, plus unrelated lines about Daniel Todd and a local crime mention. The Indias supreme court ruling on insurance policies and tax law is briefly touched.
Advert supports Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood directed remedy for catarrh claiming internal reach and rapid benefits. Notes testimonials and strong claims from Cheney and Co Toledo, with price seven cents and availability through druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as best accompanyment and insists on prescription strength.
A fragmentary notice describes relief for morning stiffness using St. Jacobs Oil and mentions a chart promising a solution. It then shifts to corporate activity noting Brooks locomotive works plan to ship 36 locomotives to railroads in Japan and Korea.
A quirky ad claims Foot-Ease powder keeps feet cool and helps with bunions chilblains and sweating while promising relief from various foot ailments. Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Police report says J W Stone who killed Frank Kahfer and wounded Thomas Arcis at Des Molace Town declared sane.
Bogus advertisement offers a free bicycle worth 850 00 to golf enthusiasts. The text references Niagara Harness Factory Buffalo New York and a retired U A General Christopher Colon Auger, age unspecified, living in West Washington. The piece appears to be an unreliable promotional fragment with many transcription errors.
A garbled OCR note describes a Monon Sleeper bound for Cincinnati and Washington with unclear stops via Clochanath and Wreke Taltimere. It mentions arrival in Washington the next day, names several individuals, and notes a mining engineer from Colorado Springs patenting a machine claimed to treat gold ore profitably.
A new preparation named GHAULNG, made from pure grains and lighter than coffee, has appeared in grocers stores. It supposedly helps sensitive stomachs with one-fourth the caffeine. Meanwhile Vice Chancellor Reed of New Jersey refused to overturn Frank Magowan's Oklahoma divorce from Mary Magowan.
A garbled news item states that a person identified as G0 Pacer Robert J. will be retired from service permanently. It lists seemingly distorted names and places, mentioning Colorado Springs and Braceville Illinois, with references to weather and various individuals. The fragmentary text lacks coherent facts to confirm a definite event or context.
Ex president Cleveland appeals to Governor Budd for clemency in the Salter D. Borden murder case linked to a train wreck during the great railroad strike of LES4.
Lane's azaius St.vus, a veteran New York business mut, is dead. Lane's azaius St.vus, a veteran New York business mut, is dead. Christian Bay is dead at Columbia City, aged 85 years.
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