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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1895
Page
7
A historical column explores the role and hardships of women, outlining efforts to improve conditions and opportunities for women's work and welfare. It highlights social reform aims, moral expectations, and calls for practical support and education for women.
The extracts from clog laden letters to Mrs. Winkham in Lynn Massachusetts illustrate how women across regions request guidance and remedies. They mention Dr Prakha and the Pinkha vegetable compound touted as a wartime female medicine obtainable from local druggists.
A vintage advert describes Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative that cleanses the system, eases constipation, and benefits kidneys and liver without weakening them. It claims broad medical approval, notes bottles cost 60 cents to a dollar, and warns against substitutes. The California Fig Syrup Co. is identified as the manufacturer.
The piece presents a mangled verse about vanity and time, mentioning love and duty amid dreams of distant shores. It reads like a garbled, archaic meditation linking youth, travel, and cosmic imagery but lacks coherent narrative or clear names to identify.
A fragmentary report recalls interviews about a shadowy figure and medical trials. It notes references to typhoid fever, dyspepsia, and various pills marketed by Dr Williams and others. The text mentions locations such as Beaufort and Geewiviley, with names like Mit Clos, Verngant Jueves, and Otte Typhoid, though many details are garbled.
A damaged OCR text fragment describes a battle sequence with tense actions and torn lines. The passage mentions the enemy, a character named Chambers, and a violent struggle, but key names and context are incomplete. The readable bits suggest a confrontation with the enemy and a dramatic self-sacrifice or injury.
Fragmented text describes a wedding involving Nellie Cleta of Caliack My and Hebert M. Lindsay, with remarks on family members, education at Normal University, and various social threads. It appears as a garbled social page item with names, places, and remarks about photographs and correspondence, typical of early 20th century newspaper society notes.
An advertisement warns tobacco users of chronic sore throat linked to tobacco use and touts No-To-Bac as a cure. It references a book titled Don't To '9 Spit or Smoke Your Life Away and advertises Sterling Remedy Co. products sold by druggists nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fatal injury, an attempted self harm, a newspaper tone, a political vote, a free silver address, and a philanthropist Miss Emily Faitutul who is dead. Names, dates, and places are obscured and inconsistent across the fragment.
A proposed Montana Great North Railway loop will run from St Paul to Minneapolis through Great Falls to Bott e and Anaconda with stops in four cities in one day. Hotel Lafayette in Lake Minu is set to open June 29 with a premier international rowing event on opening day.
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