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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1897
Page
7
On May 24 Hawaii replied to Japan refusing to align with Tokyo on sending back 624 Japanese immigrants landed by the Kinian March 9. Official notice stated Hawaii will vigorously uphold immigration of Mawaii as a police power act of the state.
A reform era testimonial praising Kickapoo medicines for women health. Letters claim cures for female ailments and child health, urging use of Kickapoo remedies to relieve suffering and restore health despite prior failures of other treatments.
The article lists six health guidelines for women cyclists addressing heat response, equipment, meals, digestion, dress, and saddle fit. It warns against cyclometers, advises riding after meals, avoiding gum, and stresses hygienic dress and proper saddle design for comfort and safety.
A newly found section of Paris catacombs beneath the Jardin des Plantes is repurposed for experiments by M. Arnaud Vire. Fifty guests explored the cave laboratory as officials prepare to house animals away from light, in a controlled subterranean setting dating to Roman times.
A whimsical verse detailing Nancy's mischief as a crying frock narrates its torn state. The narrator garment laments a birthday week, recounts Nancy's actions from squeezing to tearing, and vows to mend her ways. The piece blends playful imagery with a moral about care for belongings.
Chantcey M. Denew plans Europe travel for seven weeks starting in the second week of May. He says a rest will benefit him as he continues heavy workload. Colleagues Webb and Clarke are away briefly, and Depew keeps multiple doctors confidentially, a jest among New York physicians.
The article warns of malarial fever in a miasmatic region and promotes a protective remedy. It then reports Mrs Pleva being held by a coroner's jury in Kenosha for murder. An advertisement extols Groin-O as a grain based coffee substitute, touting health benefits and affordability for all ages, claiming it tastes like coffee and costs less.
An 1897 letter from Lowell Massachusetts touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for nervous prostration and insanity fears. The writer claims weight gain improved sleep and digestion after six bottles, praising the tonic for saving from the insane asylum. A Peru government note and Belgian victory in the Congo are briefly mentioned in the same clipping.
An early industrial-era ad touts Grain-O as a tasty, vice-free beverage suitable with coffee and breakfast. It hints at consumer trust and mentions a promotion by grocers. It also notes a horse race reference: The English Derby won by Galton More, the first Ireland-bred winner.
The leading sellers agree Winchester Repeating Arms Co of New Haven is the most particular buyer for selanted lots. They demand the best in guns and ammunition and steel. Catalogs promise quality, while other notes mention health remedies, governance, and public debt shifts, reflecting a scattered old newspaper page.
An advice note urges the grown daughter to assist a mother approaching menopause. It recommends Lynn E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E. Pinkham products, claiming they ease symptoms, strengthen the nervous system, and improve well being. A testimonial from Louis S. Kone of Erie County credits the remedies with relief during the change of life.
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