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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
7
An announcement states Austria-Hungary will participate in the international money conference. The offer signals growing involvement of major powers in global financial discussions amid shifting economic alliances.
A historical ad highlights female weakness symptoms such as backache faintness nervousness and irritability and urges reading a 30 page booklet titled Woman’s Beauty Feril Duty. The notice promotes an herbal remedy package including Liver Pills and various tonics, claiming benefits for uterine health and related conditions.
Advertised as a comfortable, effective liquid laxative benefiting digestion and overall health. Claims relief from constipation, colds, fevers, and improved kidney, liver, and bowels function without weakening them. Cites medical approval and warns against substitutes. Sold by pharmacists in 0. (cent) and 1 bottle sizes. manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
A report from Alpena Michigan recounts Mrs Jas M Todd of Long Rapids discarding crutches after crediting Dr Williams Pink Pills for pale people with a dramatic recovery from years of crippling swelling pain and dependence on doctors. The testimonial praises the pills as restoring strength enabling walking unaided and urges others with similar illness to try them.
A distorted excerpt discusses immersion and bolationад, mentioning oysters, waterborne risks, and various items like clothes, boots, and medicines. It hints at punishments and isolation, noting prohibitions on touching or drinking certain substances, with antiquated language implying cautionary guidance from earlier authors.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Toledo notice with legal action and a $100 reward for alleged perfumed charges. It references Frank J. Ghene y and a notary public, plus a medical pitch for a cure cure all. The text includes garbled names and vague personal details about a writer and a young woman.
A fragment notes 110 days without rain and claims new Yellow Dent Gorn yielded over sixty bushels per acre and possibly 186 bushels with a good season. It mentions USDA national corn average about twenty bushels and promotes a product from John A Reed Co. and a potential $50,000 for a girls school project.
In Washington Iowa Dr J C W Coxe endorses Schenge s Rheumatic Cure as wonderful medicine. Dr Keeley of Dwight Illinois also reportedly supports it. Free testimonials available and good agents wanted. Cures gout rheumatism and neuralgia. Reference: Hibernian Buck of Chicago.
An excerpt discusses dressing practices of The Qualisque era figures with Jala and Carre as noted figures. It describes hair, cosmetics, and fragrances used in ceremonies and beauty rituals. Comparisons to Constantinople and India are made, noting dyes and pastes. The piece also mentions observations from a New York Advertiser and a Japanese war exhibit crowd.
A farmers ad from John A. Salzer Seed Co. of Croxse Wis promotes wonderful yields in potatoes oats corn and vegetables. It offers a free seed book and a sample of Giant Sprury in exchange for postage payment and mailing the cutout.
An ad offers a skin care remedy promising removal of pimples freckles warts and other marks and invites readers to send money to Sat Willams Morganafield Ky. Mrs Julemin Drayroo filed a cross petition for divorce on desertion. The funeral and burial of Frederick Douglas occurred in Rochester.
A description of an experiment by Prof J A Fleming on the ignition of an arc lamp using carbon rods. It notes that current must connect the rods or breakdown occurs, with the positive carbon forming a crater emitting most light and violet vapor while the outside shows a golden glow.
A galveston ind man Ault thanks Sterling Faangdy Co of Chigagsr for curt effects to his ese from Norta-ba. He describes using tobacco daily and vaccine efforts. notes on nostridas and dosing. Artificial whalebone made from leather by German inventor via sulphitter treatment and heat under pressure. genuine whalebone scarce with many uses.
Distracted, garbled OCR yields a jumble referencing labor, health, coins, and a request for a doctor. Little coherent fact emerges beyond scattered phrases about sleep, work, and alarms with no clear people or organizations identifiable.
An explosion in the Eastore district Brooklyn injures about two dozen people and severely damages several buildings. Emergency crews respond as officials assess aubid and other local structures for safety and collapse risks.
A Baltimore notice from Hopkins Place dated December 2 1894 reports that Mary Lave Dickinson was elected president of the national Worl council, reflecting ongoing organizational leadership changes.
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