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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1894
Page
7
A bizarre Georgia season tale unfolds as a car wheel traps a long snake, twisting through spokes and nearly injuring a rider. The reptile is freed when the wheel disengages, sliding into roadside bushes unhurt aside from a frightened rider.
Lowell Mass resident Sarah Holstein suffered years of backache from a uterus ailment. After doctors failed, she took six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Pain stopped after the second bottle and she is now well, regretting not trying it sooner.
Fragmented OCR style text reflecting themes of sorrow, youth, and mourning with scattered phrases about death, battle, and emotional restraint. Mentions of fear, tears, and memory surface through broken lines and partial lines. No clear narrative or identifiable names or events emerge from the readable fragments.
A narrator recounts inadvertently violating a sacred shrine while moving a carved stone shrine belonging to a Shinto water deity. The act provokes terror among servants and villagers of Typay, who believe such offense brings instant death, prompting the narrator to halt further desecration and return the shrine to its place.
In postwar days Yano, once volatile, grows calm as he and Alan endure a ritual at a rural shrine. They perform a tea offering, incense, and a written prayer to appease a water god blamed for ill fortune. The rite, overseen amid village hush, brings Yano to a serene, devoted mood and aids the child’s recovery.
Westfield Massachusetts resident Mr T H Richardson tells a memory tale of a horse named Prince. He recalls recognizing the animal in the street after pausing a horse drawn carriage, and shares the bond from years ago when he owned it. The horse responds affectionately, and the owner reflects on the long friendship and loss.
Fragmented clipping reports debates at Vasair college, Mrs Henrotty leading a federation, Sendon's July marriage, Julia Ward Howe’s copyright income, a Cambridge woman’s Greek alphabet typewriter, a California aquarium endowment deed, and a fashion tip about hat brims.
A rugged reflection on horses showing grief and sympathy under severe cold and hardship. The author recalls a horse with a visible wound, its behavior and the reactions of onlookers, noting how equine distress manifests in sorrowful actions and responses to pain.
A testimonial from a traveler describes quitting tobacco after using No-to-bae. He reports improved sleep appetite and heart action, credits the remedy with mental and physical revitalization, and notes he would refund if not cured. He recommends the product to coworkers and mentions free literature available from Starline Remedy Company.
A woman describes a quirky method to fit a waist by repurposing an old walet, sewing tight button holes, and constructing a cardboard neck cover with rag and sawdust padding. Sleeves are cut at the elbow and dyed red, with the torso inverted and packed with sawdust to shape the garment.
A detailed account explains constructing a life-size dress model using cardboard cuts and muslin to fit a figure. The process includes filling the space with sawdust, sewing in pieces for a snug pinshold, and adding earsets to cover the model for fitting. The text notes adjustments as the model grows and the creator tightens the form with sawdust.
Andrew Qarnegig notes a class of hoarders who dig and reveal their acts to public institutions. He argues the gift carries no grave consequence and that the man who creates it loses grip on his minions only when forced to act.
A garbled 19th century travel note urges sea travelers to prepare for voyage hardships. It praises Hortetter's Stomach Bitters as a safeguard against seasickness and related ailments, recommending warm clothing and travel provisions for passengers and travelers on tea voyages and inland journeys.
Jelene Haney of Prairie du Chile is paralyzed by a stroke and remains in serious condition. The item notes a daily catalog and a syrup company printed packaging and a complex sewing shell with Greus's Sulphur Soup.
Fragmentary OCR reports Henry PF Tyrell resigning as probate registrar at Racing and planning a move to Milwaukee. The Cashier Satley of Kansas Cley Savings Bank began steps after the bank’s assignment, noting only $11,000 remained in the yacht instead of an expected $1,500,000.
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