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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1898
Page
3
In a Detroit Journal excerpt a stout girl is praised for a rare blend of quality and quantity, while a separate vignette moments out as a light fades and a shy confession emerges. The fragment then references opposition to moving Moudon's marble Washington statue from Richmond's old congressional corridor to a new library building.
The bicycle girl embraces practical skirts and knickerbockers, with dowbie-faced fabrics and quiet colors. Tailors refine fit from wide to trim, favoring pongee silk and wool blends, while jackets like the Eton style offer portable elegance for riding. A second piece profiles Dr. Clark and his recovery aided by William s Pink Pills, describing patriotic service and renewed strength.
A 1898 style critique notes sensible dress choices for women with emphasis on stockings and ankle display, contrasting a uniform patriotic detail. The piece mentions golf attire and a plain costume. It also reports the Court of Errors and Appeals upholding Vice Chancellor Reed in the American Tobacco case, affirming the tobacco company’s legality.
American champion Pillsbury defeated Tarrasch in the Vienna chess tournament and now leads the standings tied for first place as the race nears its end.
The piece suggests an alliance with England as a strategic move against enemies. It then touts tele tenth interactions with TLos tetter's Stomach Bitters claiming it steadies nerves and boosts appetite, implying disease defense as a benefit.
Several southern Baptist clergymen have sought to remove church members who adopt Christian Science teachings. The effort highlights tensions within denominations as doctrinal disputes prompt disciplinary actions and spiritual confrontations among parishioners.
Captain James M. Jones, 66, died in Detroit. He was best known as a shipbuilder. A Chicago notice promotes a one fare to Washington and return via Monon Route with sleepers and side trips to Mount Vernon. A separate item notes the jury in the $50,000 fiber suit against Senator Raines and Congressman Quigs disagreed after two weeks of trial.
Hall's Catarrh Core is taken internally. The Republican state convention of Illinois met at Springfield and nominated a state ticket. Richard Croker had a good week on the British turf, winning over $5,000. Mrs Winktow's Sooratne Shrip for children eases wind colic and pains. B. Galusia, 78, son of the University of Wingls founders and an early university trustee, died at Peoria.
Carnival visitors invited to inspect four acres of merchandise picked from manufacturers stocks. Prices are best than usual for carnival time. When you come you will save money. Gimbel Brothers Milwaukee.
A house canvass on the general banking and currency bill indicates hearty support for the measure. Support comes from several members and aligns with current fiscal policy goals.
An odd fragment describes Lane's Medicine affecting digestion and liver function with mentions of urea and feeble health. The text listsPrice 25 nod Suc, implying a sale or dosage detail.
The Democratic convention of Illinois tenth congressional district nominated Francis E. Andrew of Whiteside County for congress.
A compact report notes that the SST lead to consumption risk and warns travelers that proceeding alone or with delays is dangerous. The message stresses caution amid uncertain conditions and emphasizes timely action to avoid harm.
Robert Leach of Watertown plans to ride a barrel over Niagara Falls on July 4 after passing through Whirlpool Rapids as part of his preparations. He aims to prove the stunt’s viability and gain publicity for the daring feat.
Mrs Lucy Goodwin writes of four years of womb trouble and nervous prostration ending with full recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She reports weight gain from 195 to 1314 pounds, regained strength, and ability to work, urging others with female troubles to try the remedy.
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