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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
7
A garbled OCR page fragment blends medical advertisements with stray anecdotes, touting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and nervous symptoms while intermixing biographical notes about J H Jolly and faded references to tobacco cessation. It also mentions various patent remedies, a rattlesnake head warning, and scattered local notices about political bills and a battle outcome.
Fragmented reports show Peixoto facing a weakened position as insurrectionist forces threaten Bahia and Rio regions. Bolivian incursions reach Brazil’s west,紙 panic grips government troops, and fears grow over a broader economic and political collapse amid disputed communications.
The article argues bright sun and outdoor light improve mood for wives and mothers confined in yardless interiors. It discusses how room placement, window views, and residential design affect health, urging sunlit, colorful spaces and access to a patch of green lawn to combat nervous exhaustion.
The piece describes a Christian Science practitioner who gains trust by telling dramatic cure stories and helps a stout patron lose fat through mind purification and faith. Yet after three months, internal disputes erupt as Christian Science gains influence among high society, prompting social tremors and debates within elite circles.
The article discusses the impact of hard times on female domestics in New York. It notes employers raising wages to reflect efficiency, and tells of a waitress who adopted a new name and higher wage, a maid who stayed after a warning, and broader shifts in how domestic service is valued as a vocation amid economic strain. The piece portrays class and labor dynamics affecting maids, waitresses, seamstresses, and factory workers.
A fragmented ad from La Crosse Wisconsin touts Salzer Seed products offering unusually high onion yields claimed at 213 bushels per acre. It markets early ripening cabbages, territory innovations, and a variety of seeds including potatoes and flowers, urging readers to order ahead.
Washington Feb 21 Senator Morgan submitted pig report on Hawai to the committee on foreign relations and it was adopted by a large majority. Four Republicans voted for it and four Democrats voted against. The Democrats will prepare an authority report next Monday.
A dubious fragment recalls a near-veneer widow who turns to manicure work to fund a mission after leaving a once-prominent New York family. The piece hints at a dramatic conversion after meeting two Christians and a period of mental strain, ending amid unclear events and motives.
Government chemists report after testing brands that Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure and superior in strength among all brands. The statement highlights Royal as the top choice for quality and performance.
A reflective piece on friendship, virtue, and self control notes happiness comes from esteem and reason. It contrasts noble aims with flaws like cowardice and insolence while urging constant repair of friendships and vigilant use of the present moment.
Mrs Carle Lane Chapman of New York is elected national organizer of the Nations Wows Suffrage association. In Door county Belgian settlement farmers hold large wheat stocks in granaries, some dating from harvest of 1803, now fed to stock. Wheat markets only at Green Bay and Kewaunee due to overstock.
Fragmented local notices describe dubious cures for deafness and catarrh, warn of improper remedies, and promote Dr. Jayne’s or Ely’s products. A fire gutting Rockford’s Second Congregational Church costs $100,000, with insurance noted. An attempted dynamite attack on a port police station is reported among scattered items.
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