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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1895
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows a court minute with an 82 year old defendant, mention of Ex-Sute Teoastrar Taylor, and a judge named Gattiey. It references a real term of the court, a bond and a power to retake, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
Knowledge promotes comfort and health through Syrup of Figs claiming to cleanse and ease constipation without weakening kidneys or bowels. The California Fig Syrup Company markets the product nationwide with a $1 bottle size and guarantees the remedy’s natural, pleasant taste and tested medical endorsement.
Fragmented notes describe experiments and theories on gulf waters, wind velocity, explosive chemistry, and a distant coastal weapon project. The text references a powerful new electric gun near Fire Island, high energy chemistry, and a derailed discussion of calibrated light signals and perceptual effects at sea.
A fragment notes that traces from epal tar can suggest similarities to a product long despised by some. The passage hints at public reaction and the lingering stigma attached to the item, prompting readers to form judgments based on limited evidence.
The article describes current fashion, detailing white shoes gloves and parasols as charming accessories for a suit. It notes a Sergenton jacket a wool skirt and a sleeve design with fibre mios, a large silver heart pendant, and a long gold chain.
A detailed, albeit garbled, recounting of Jefferson M. Clough’s actions after refusing a tempting offer from the Chinese government. The narrative traces his background in two European sites, his UK departure, return to Beichertown, ME, and eventual withdrawal from public life due to embargo pressures. It notes his wife’s illness, his use of Dr Williams Pills, and an asserted company trade mark tied to the Medicine Co.
A fragmented description notes evolving hairpin techniques used to create intricate jewelry. It highlights delicate snag-like wraps and chaining designs formed entirely by hairpins, producing a remarkable overall effect with simple materials.
An advert claims the tonic renews digestion and appetite, fights malaria, and cures various stomach disorders through persistent use. It reads like a sensational household remedy urging continuation despite a chaotic note about a disgraced adjournment in a state legislature.
An ad touts jchrage's Rheumatic Cure as a universal internal medicine that promises permanent relief from rheumatic diseases and neuralgia. It claims gradual improvement but warns it takes time for deep seated disorders. The offer lists price per share and a short testimonial style message from “owners” at a shop named SWADSUN WHE.
The Newdormer prohibition convention nominated Henry W. Wilber of Vineland for governor. Wilber is the party’s declared candidate, awaiting further party and state processes ahead of the election.
Farmers are advised to mix two bushels common beans with one bushel ground sunflowers and feed to horses at about a quart per head with wheat chaff. The mixture also fatten poultry and improve wool production, recommended for winter stock conditioning and early spring work.
Low clarity text claims a medical cure for catarrh from a German company. It mentions Toledo based B J Cheney Co manufacturing a supposed constitutional remedy and a price offer of one hundred dollars for a cure, with instructions and doses described.
A fragmentary note offers guidance on making records and planning for the next year. The writer stresses the value of a record keeping habit and suggests using it to navigate future periods and avoid missteps.
An advertising pitch touts Nicotinized Nerves describing men aged thirty with cravings and dissatisfaction. It promotes No-To-Ban as a cure for tobacco dependence, claiming to restore strength and vigor, with a free book offered by Sterling Remedy Co. and distributed through druggists in New York City or Chicago.
Six of the ALR. Treaters were sent to Woodstock in the UK to perform procedures aimed at carving out their twins, reflecting a controversial medical or experimental effort. The fragment suggests a dramatic, possibly historic plan with limited context.
A garbled OCR line hints at a plea or demand involving names or identities. The text mentions law, possible parties such as Eng Bolen and Ling Agnenean, and a call to set something with themselves. The readable fragments point to a dispute or request rather than a clear event.
An ad from Sterling Remedy Co. promotes Braceup-quit No-To- Bae as a quick cure for tobacco use. It touts nerve restoration and misery relief, claims guaranteed by druggists, and references the book Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away, available from New York City or Chicago.
Local report confirms the death of Chief of Police Walkh of Asbliad. Officials say no further details are available as investigators begin the routine procedures and prepare to inform the public.
Fragmentary text mentions a November football game between Yalu and Princeton, a claim about exports falling to 874,000 over eleven months, and various garbled health and patent remedy items. It references Plainfield Wisconsin shipping 500,000 bushels of potatoes over ten months, plus unrelated names and supposed cures. The overall readability is low with many garbled phrases and unclear attribution.
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