Stop Coughing Advice From Medical Texts
Public health notice warns against harsh coughing and throat irritation. It emphasizes reducing coughing to prevent throat damage and lung lining irritation and encourages switching to gentler remedies.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
3
Public health notice warns against harsh coughing and throat irritation. It emphasizes reducing coughing to prevent throat damage and lung lining irritation and encourages switching to gentler remedies.
A narrator observes a Scheveningen children’s garden where about twenty youngsters aged from Stop years play a game of tag behind a high wall while a watcher knits nearby. The scene shows uniforms, small boats, and fisher folk children with quiet schooling and simple play, reflecting a German-influenced, harbor village life.
A quirky plan described for a Paris eatery presents meals on small tabloids with drinks in compact form. The idea envisions a diner consuming a full meal, including dessert and claret or whiskey, in minutes from a pocket portable kit.
The article surveys criminal statistics in a large Canadian population area, noting indictments and acquittals. It discusses provincial governance, investigative efforts, and editorial commentary. It also mentions upcoming land openings in the Saskatchewan valley, land pricing, sewer railways, and government land sales advertised elsewhere. Milwaukee frauds involving forged certificates are noted at the end.
A North Columbus Avenue car incident shows a clever old woman attempting to ride to Harlem by avoiding fare. She offers a nickel to the conductor and theatrically protests paying, then reveals a plan to repeatedly get on and off cars to reach Harlem. Passengers watch as the plan unfolds and the conductor ultimately ejects her.
A fragment from Boasten Journal presents a garbled scene where a speaker relays a bizarre menu of items like apple and pumpkin amid chaotic dialogue. The old voice falters as a meek reply about two cents emerges, framed as a curious, cryptic snippet.
A garbled note mentions a town fund tiny crisis and a health elixir claim. It reports the death of Dr Mayo G Smith at Colorado Springs aged 83, described as a friend of Mark Twain and inspiration to a fictional work.
City officials grant an ominguce permit for the erection of a camian depot in St Paul, marking a milestone in local infrastructure plans. The decision enables construction activity and signals ongoing development within the urban area.
An old man and a youth debate a plan to support a family amid tight finances. The youth suggests a small extra cost could improve the ability to provide, arguing it would not burden the elder. The exchange hints at frugal living and trusted aid within a troubled household.
A local man claims a method to cure deafness through ear canal treatment but medical science rejects it as unsafe and outlines risks. The report notes sensational promises and aggressive marketing by Hall's Carver Co and others while warning readers about unproven remedies and false claims.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and events: James Reiley of Danville Maryland, Carnegie giving library funds, a St Albans bank robbery, Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, and a cold cure ad claiming a one day cure with a money back guarantee. Unclear dates, places, and specifics mingle with stray phrases and misread terms.
Fragmentary report notes Representative Grosvenor doubts an extra session. Mentions Lane's Family Medicine and kidney health claims. Mentions John Hinkard of Marion, Inc. being sentenced to death for wife murder.
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