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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1899
Page
3
A vintage account describes bar ice evolving from irregular chunks to uniform cubes and even spherical frozen balls. Patrons at Chicago and Provo venues debate whether cubes or balls chill drinks more evenly, with a light tale of a curious young man noting that ice should float in a glass.
A garbled note traces Marguerite of Tituby's recusal at Perosi's chamber within the Church of the Holy Apostles. Rome correspondence links a sensational report about scooped news and a city’s governance tensions. The muddled text names multiple figures and hints at a political scandal or conference outcome without clear details.
The article notes Akat the German card game gaining popularity among stars and the public. It highlights the monarch’s new comedy Auf der Sonnenseite and a scene where Papa Walkow, impressed by a future son-in-law’s skat skill, jokes about the outcome. Berlin papers report townspeople celebrating the development.
In a river fishing tale near the city Griffin hooks a large bass, but while landing it the line breaks and a diamond ring valued at $300 is lost with the fish. The incident sparks a publicized search as locals fish the Manmee river banks day and night while prayers rise for the ring’s recovery.
Toledo G. Lecigr reports in the Cincinnati Enquirer that Mr. Griffin seeks the fish he lost and a $200 diamond ring used as a sinker. The pursuit ties to a peculiar fishing tale and a costly missing item.
An OCR fragment reports medical and injury notes about cooling rooms and muscle relief along with a Sen ator from Arkansas and a fire in Minneapolis. The fire caused 256000 dollars in losses.
The fragmented OCR notes discuss deafness, remedies, and dubious medical claims, mentioning a court case with reference to pads and ear health. It references a California bill and a seeds advertisement column, with scattered mentions of products and individuals amid garbled phrases.
Describes monthly suffering and menstrual pain among women with claims from two readers praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Advises nervous women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and warns against neglect.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Grain-O Chain-Or products and Molcha like items. References to CHATS and prices appear but details are unclear. The passage also names Julian and the Federal Special Company in a garbled manner.
The United States Senate confirmed Judge Christian C. Kokisnat for the district judgeship in Chicago. The vote establishes Kokisnat as a key federal judge appointment, with implications for the local federal bench and ongoing cases within the district.
A garbled ad copy mentions Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort and shoe use. It references buying options and a package offer, with unclear contact details and an address line. A separate note notes the senate army reorganization bill passing, removing the possibility of an extra session.
Andrew M. White has been sentenced to three years in prison for grove robbery. The case occurred in Baldwin, Michigan, with details noting the crime and the court action leading to the punishment.
Fragmentary note discusses beverages for children and promotes a Tand drink enlied 1SOF described as delicious. Mentions coffee lacking appeal and grain-O as alternative while referencing a Kansas trio robbery acquittal of James.
W. M. Scott reports the commercial fruit crop of Georgia was entirely controlled by the recent cold wave. The fragment notes a March 26, 1905 date and includes testimonials about cures and remedies from Mrs. J. Nichols of Princeton and other local mentions.
An advertisement-like note explains Alabastine as a durable wall coating different from kalsomines. It comes as a dry powder mixed with water, usable on plaster brick wood and canvas, and allows recoat without washing. Warns against large misrepresented packages sold to consumers.
The adage urges interior church and schoolhouse walls to be coated only with the pure Alabustine. It claims the genuine product remains clear over a long use and invites readers to request free samples from Alabstoe Cos in Grind Taplus, Mich.
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