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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1896
Page
15
Household hints mix old remedies with kitchen tips. The fragment mentions a blood disease cure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and One True Blood Fuller, then shifts to vanity cake breaks and egg pastry, a tomato salad with a citrus dressing, and decor harmony advice for parlor refreshes. It ends with pickle making from poke roots and pickling steps.
A historical patent medicine touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for irregular menstruation cramps womb trouble and related symptoms. The ad asserts relief from bearing down sensations back pain and general debility and extols kidney complaint benefits for both sexes.
At a New England Cotton Manufacturers Association session F A Meseringer circulated a report praising the Northrop loom. It showed higher daily output per loom, lower per pound costs, and reduced waste. Weavers adopted the loom despite higher upfront prices, noting easier learning, fewer changes, and faster operation.
A long discussion of bicycle tire improvements notes historical attempts to prevent punctures. It highlights the shift from fragile puncture resistant designs to a new quick repair tire that seals after penetration, reducing downtime and maintenance for riders. It mentions Aspey and Sycuiah Dos, and stresses that prior quick-repair tires still required locating the puncture and applying cement.
In a curious note from Detroit Free Press, RF Taylor, an African Methodist leader, claims Hell lies exactly 2 miles beneath the earth and spans 44,500,000 cubic miles. The piece critiques prior heaven size estimates and highlights sensational calculations amid a broader satirical examination of pseudo scientific claims. Queen Henriette of Belgium is described performing daring equestrian feats in a whimsical aside about riding with flames and candles.
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In Philadelphia, State Senator Pearose defeats Wana maker in the city’s primary. The result advances Pearose toward the United States Senate race, with implications for party leadership.
Ex congressman FP Gomera, who left for Colorado recently, becomes a stockholder in the San Juan Gold Mining company of this city. He visits the Saw Pit mines in Col. to verify their extent and potential. The report notes local concerns about sidewalk behavior and public decorum.
A Stockbridge Wisconsin man named T W Mower credits Dr Williams pills with curing his long list of ailments after other doctors failed. He suffered indigestion spleen issues weak strength and loss of appetite. He reports a full recovery after using the pills and urges others to try them. The piece ends noting Milwaukee hoodlums and a shooting incident.
A publisher notes Dr. Marsh of Quincy Michigan offers care for habits and morphing issues. He has twenty two years in the specialty and is well known for cures. The author commends him and states personal acquaintance over twenty five years. Frog trial on application.
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