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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
11
A distraught woman loses faith in her doctor as severe headaches backaches and nervous distress escalate into melancholic blues. The text urges readers to seek Mrs Pinkham’s relief, claiming she has helped thousands of women with similar troubles and keeps their grateful letters as proof.
An incomplete article fragment notes extreme heat affecting regions including Epslanc and Scotland, with mentions of strikes droughts and bankers in London resisting American securities. It references named individuals and phrases about a judge and social scenes, but many words are garbled, leaving a partial, non-specific record.
The London harbor and fisher ies department chief, Austin Dobson, resigned as principal of the department and retired from business. He received a crown pension. Mrs McKinley’s condition continues to improve at Canton. Also mentions a medical ad and a political manifesto by Rosebery criticizing the Liberal party attitude.
A Ringling Brothers show in Columbus featured a Greek letter society pin seized by an ostrich in the animal annex. The bird later regurgitated the pin after a brief scare, while keepers joked about the appetite of ostriches for unusual objects.
Lieut Gov Northcott, head consul of the Modern Woodmen of America, announces state deputies in several states. Wisconsin names BF Keeler, Iowa names George N Franks, Michigan names C7 Burns, Minnesota names W H Dawson, Nebraska Ralph E Johnson, South Dakota J H Gullegher.
Kansas City July 20 C D San torn of Chenoa Til the banker badly scalded in the Alton wreck last week died at St. Josephs hospital becoming the twenty second victim to succumb
Norway pays tribute to Ole Bull, the Norwegian violinist famed as a national symbol. A statue by Stephen Sinding depicts him in his prime, with Nokken by his side on a rocky pedestal as water roars beneath. Unveiling speaker John Javid lauds Bull’s patriotism and lifelong love of Norway, urging national pride and dedication to the fatherland.
King Oscar of Norway and Sweden faced a distant invitation from his wife Queen Christian to attend a July Fourth celebration in Meekesport, PA. About 6000 American subjects urged a truly Swedish affair, and Vivage, a veteran guard member, was chosen to represent his majesty after sending regrets over the long voyage.
Report notes crown prince's two sons visiting rusticat lus et Prinsestue Sikilsdalen and a dairy camp at Winistra. Mentions farms near sea in Baurum Asker Roken Lily with troubled tenancy and unpromising jobber houses in Christiania. Dr Sven Hedin returns from Gobi to Tiarkkik and Thibet. Fourth of July marked by Yankee style in Copenhagen with Hartford concert in Tivoli.
John Totasog of 24 Haynilten Street, Wis, is a happy man after years of nervous trouble. He was forced to quit work and suffered from illness until Absa remedies restored his health. He now works steadily and feels fully recovered. Local residents note his renewed vigor and stable daily routine.
Summer health advice urges strict avoidance of excess sun and gas use. Let sunlight enter for an hour or two each morning, keep sleeping rooms aired, remove bedclothes during sunlight, and avoid sleeping in drafts while ensuring air circulates freely. Emphasizes abstinence to prevent illness and conserve oxygen.
Fragment from a 19th century column warns readers about dubious claims by a medical quack. It cites Dr Harquain in Ohio and Dr Turkmen urging people to avoid Peruna or Cerium substitutes. The piece reflects era skepticism toward patent medicines and promotes caution.
The piece warns against ice water and favors lemonade made with clear cool water as refreshing. It advises light meals at night, light breakfasts after work, and avoiding heavy foods during short breaks to prevent dyspepsia. It urges dropping worries to keep mind calm and health harmony.
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