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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
2
An overheated stomach triggers nervous strain. Kodol is touted to calm the stomach and restore full, free action. The claim emphasizes nourishment of the nervous system and brain benefits in a promotional note.
Buckford Wallace and Monroe, trapped in a Paris prison, escape scheme unravels as police ally undercover schemers. Buckford overhears plotters led by Casparin Rockmillive plan to kill the Prince of Denessia and thwart a royal birth, while Monroe lies dead in a brewery court and Buckford steers to thwart the conspiracy.
The article describes the poet Shelley preferring simple sustenance, especially bread. It notes his claim that bread could sustain him, lists anecdotes about his bread consumption, such as eating large loaves and raisin bread, and his pockets often being full of bread.
Describes sea serpents as air breathers despite ocean habitation. Notes tail flattening aids directional swimming and rapid surface ascent for breathing. Nostrils at the snout end with valves prevent water entry. Snakes shed in small fragments. Eyes poor out of water, bite accuracy reduced in air. They feed on small fish, paralyzing prey with poison from their spines.
A naturalist describes a large caterpillar that stretched from a tree, mimicking a small snake with its head and three body segments resembling eyes. The insect revealed venomous traits and keeled scales on its crown as it moved, a fact demonstrated after capturing the specimen and sharing it with villagers.
The article extols women’s health and promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a life restoring remedy. It cites Mrs Stephen Smith of St Paul Minnesota recounting near death from La Grippe and how after taking the compound she regained appetite, strength, and the ability to work, vouching for its efficacy and recommending it.
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