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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1891
Page
3
An extended advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure for dyspepsia liver trouble and blood taints. It claims to invigorate the liver purify the blood improve appetite digestion and flesh while offering a guaranteed refund if no benefit is seen. The piece mixes sensational health claims with ornate prose and a short moral vignette.
A long travelogue on Benares detailing its sacred status, demographics, architecture, and religious practices. It notes temples, idols, caste groups, monastic pilgrimages, monkey colonies, and the vast observatory linked to the “Yantra Samrat.” It contrasts Hindu devotion with colonial observations and cites Buddhist ties to the city.
On the Paraguay river port at San Lorenzo and San Antonio, a steamer unloads tens of thousands of oranges while women and girls haul baskets along a long gangway. Paraguayans and Guarani workers, barefoot and colored by dye, carry fruit to the upper deck as men idle ashore. The cargo, thought to be 250000 but likely 300000, sells for a Paraguayan dollar per thousand at San Antonio. women are paid a small daily wage, and the harvest lasts eight months.
A seventeenth century ad style note praises Hooda Bargsparilla for easing indigestion and dyspeptic nerves. It claims the medicine gently tones the stomach and stokes appetite, with delicate meals and pleasant relief for nervous cravings and digestion after meals.
In Omricago June 18 Nina Vaux Zandt heir to a public arc is to wed Salvator Stafano Malato an Italian official tied to the World’s Fair. They met Mixx Van Zandt and fell in love at first sight. Nina previously linked to August Spies the Haymarket anarchist.
The report mentions a German farmer near Lis village charged with skimming milk before delivery to Palmyra factory, fined $75, and details early steamship speeds and revolutions per minute. It weaves in health, patent remedies, and miscellaneous advertisements from Milwaukee and Madison areas.
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