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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1894
Page
7
A garbled advertisement promotes an illustrated book aimed at women. It urges all women to own, read, and learn from the guide about personal information and health. The fragment references names and institutions but remains unclear.
Knowledge advocates Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and eases constipation. The California Fig Syrup Co. markets 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles, with the remedy praised for its kidney, liver, and bowel action and its acceptance by medical professionals.
Monticello New Jersey June 23 Ju ie Halliday convicted of killing Mrs McQuillan sentenced to die by electrocution during the week beginning August.
A fragmented 19th century ad style passage discusses the burden of daily labor on women and clerks, claiming a remedy in Hostatetter's Stomach Bitterk boosting vitality and fighting ailments. It references financial losses like a city treasurer shortage and gambling losses tied to horse races, all framed as social strain and health recovery.
A fire in the Mary Lee mine at Birmingham Als continues burning. Of fifty men recovered from the blaze four are dead, two more feared dead, and twenty remain in critical condition.
In Chicago many women live without a real home working early hours and returning to dark rooms. They face harsh living conditions, no privacy, and little time for rest or companionship. The piece highlights hardship, loneliness, and the lack of safe space in urban boarding houses.
A sensational portrait describes Sue as a strikingly beautiful Argentine girl in the bloom of youth. It praises her figure face eyes and style while noting a Europan tint on her cheeks. It warns that at 25 she will gain weight and lose vitality, with habits of rouge and powder altering her complexion.
A quirky collection from the Boston Post sketches seasonal advice and social jests. It lampoons weather, transit, fashion, politics, and culture with playful asides about cups, collars, and a three sexaed piri amid references to snowdust and white sand, via a World despatch.
A Philadelphia Record note recounts a keeper at a stake house cage counting reptiles when astonishment struck over a swallowed snake. The odd incident involves a keeper and a miscount leading to surprise about the captive reptiles.
A bizarre report details a performer or creature swallowing a six foot long cage mate while the other swallowed five feet long prey. The narrative includes bead counting, shirt separation from tias, and a scientist supervisor noting the sixth ceptile’s resting state in an elongated stomach. Public officials and investigators are named as observers in the strange event.
The passage describes items like cluspa mercury chugs with silver catches, a long sapphire dagger, briarwood pipes with perforated silver, tiny change pocketbooks with silver ornaments, diamond and olivine bow knots, dew Erhit dieh and fruit-tinted oval stones, deep blue and red enamel curf-buttons with silver wreath, silver receptacles for travel needs, and gold surfaces enameled with floral motifs.
A literary meditation on Chicago winds from the east north and west, describing how spring transforms the city. Vivid imagery contrasts cold graves and arctic depths with warm sun, dusty breezes, and awakening life. The piece weaves weather with human mood, urging openness and renewal.
An editor lists a comprehensive set of kitchen implements from soup kettle to pastry flour and spice boxes. The guidance notes that lighter, smaller items are easier to handle and clean, and one article may replace several. The piece ends noting Peoria's mayor ordered everything closed on Sunday.
The article notes summer fashion trends with revived sashes tied at the back or side, matching cravats, and multiple fabrics. It highlights open necklines, brocaded sprigs, and various color palettes including Cyclamen blue and new shades like Marie Louise blue. It mentions lightweight materials, wide fabrics, and accessories such as feather lace and ribbon fans for evening wear.
A fragmentary reminiscence traces how oriental drapery inspired early decorative design. An artist and wealthy patrons experiment with rich fabrics, plumes, and color, Quick shifts in room decor reveal a trend from altar hangings to bold upholstery and display windows attracting curious buyers.
A brisk exchange in a marble yard reveals a quick witted woman advising a young drummer. She suggests a monument more suited to his dress than grand statues, reflecting mutual playfulness and city life context.
Minnetonka Beach Ming June 24 the Minneapatian Times has been secured by the Evening Journal company and will be published as an independent morning paper with Col W E Haskell editor in chief. The plant sold for about $100000. George Williams and Reuben Ting died from sewer gas suffocation while cleaning a cistern in Springfield TH.
An old method suggests dissolving camphor in spirits and hot water to wash all affected areas. Tie camphor lumps in white paper and place on closet shelves to deter persistent red ants.
A fragmented passage references a hearing involving the traveling public and routes including Chivaso and Indianapolis, with mentions of a payment in Spain tied to a Melilla affair and the renomination of J. R. Williams for congress in the twentieth Timors district. The exact identities and dates are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
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