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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1892
Page
7
Vivid ad claims Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure a range of ailments from headache to liver and stomach disturbances. Describes pellets as sugar coated and gentle with vegetable constituents. States one tiny pellet suffices for laxative action and that they are sold by druggists at 25 cents per vial.
Poetry from Harper’s Weekly praises Felipa Columbus for her support and courage during exploration. It laments dangers faced at sea and honors her role in inspiring voyages to unknown lands. The piece links her fortitude to the grand quest for discovery and patriotic sentiment.
Farnum, angry at a ragged beggar, discovers the boy Ted is Jim’s rescuer. Ted’s truth and a church theft scare lead Farnum to see mercy. he apologizes and supports Jim and Ted, who plan a home and schooling for Jim with Farnum’s help.
A partial readable line shows Jain Conover exclaiming about horses and food and a vow regarding Mister Furlum, revealing a colloquial, era specific voice without clear context or complete sentence structure.
A biographical sketch from July Century describes Daubiuny as medium height with olive complexion and dark hair. It portrays him as genial yet perceptive, with childlike directness, simple methods, and outdoor practice painting large convages on oak panels using palette knife and brush.
An obscure 19th century market blurb extols American products and a vast domestic supply chain. It praises American manufacture, condemns foreign imports, and touts Lyon & Henry as central to a national appeal. It references substantial production and a widespread distribution to all United States markets, highlighting labor and industry.
Toledo resident E A Rood complains about mall cable troubles affecting his wife and questions the service as he questions the provider. The fragmentary note mentions delays and dissatisfaction with repairs and warrants inquiry into the local system.
An advertisement claims Sterling Remedy Co offers a guaranteed, economical tobacco cessation aid. It promises a free mailed brochure and urges tobacco users to request the paper for details. The notice lists Box 244, Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind, as the mail address.
Fragmented OCR describes clothing items and repairs at Otto Fietch's Dye Works 248 Water Street Milwaukee. Budgets and trades mention hemp cloth and paper money exchanges with oblique quotes from an Englishman and a Yankee about maps and expansion.
Promoter H L Kramer touts Indiana Mineral Springs in Warren County as a health and pleasure resort with a long cure record. He describes the handsome grounds, investments of 156000 dollars, and a tradition of guests returning summers for health and recreation. A free illustrated book can be requested by mail.
A readable period piece urges relief during heat by drinking ice water and using a patent remedy labeled Rema Gyrsan Coven AND Kipyey CURB. It claims twenty doses per bottle and free use in small, frequent amounts to quickly relieve summer ailments.
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