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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1895
Page
7
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential for health, claiming it purifies blood to energize organs and restore vitality. It asserts cures for weak nerves sleeplessness and various blood diseases, citing Utica New York sponsor and broad patient testimonials.
Fragmentary OCR yields a noisy mix of sensational lines. References include Hood s Sarsaparilla and a chaotic list of names, places, and allegations. A suspicious scene mentions a free-for-all fight at Rockford Alabama and a possible reward offer, with stray notes on a governor candidate and medical claims.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure Liquid laxative that cleanses the system, dispels colds and fevers, and aids digestion without weakening kidneys or liver. It claims medical endorsement and notes availability in 50¢ and $1 bottles from druggists, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Advertises the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway as patronized by the highest class of travel. Promotes its train times including 6:30 and 11:30 p.m. departures and notes Wilbur and B. Ay at 66 Clark Street in Chicago as contacts for reservations and information.
A fragmented report notes Chianga Democrats secure a mayoral victory with Frank Wenter defeated. The item mentions several named individuals and places in a terse local notice style, highlighting political action and surrounding names.
An ad filled column touts Bebrase’s $1,000,000 rheumatoid cure with testimonials from Os borne Coxe and others. It claims doctors endorse it, promises no need for external applications, and cites famous users like Mrs Logan. Also mentions Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co and a sedative beverage named Towbrewey Jack with questionable flavoring.
Frank Wenters, writing from Chicago to Starling Rumedy Co., promotes No-to-bac as a remedy. Aimed at ending tobacco habit, the message claims potential buyers can obtain Nos-to-bits and urges personal use to quit smoking. The text is fragmented and shows an early 20th century advertising tone.
Soup York Advertiser recounts Carl von Gerck, a poet and minister, strolling in Stuttgart when rain begins. A famed opera singer and the umbrella tale unfold as von Gerck offers protection and asks for the singer’s name, sparking a humorous exchange about opera and church roles.
Fragmented OCR notes recount the advent of male hairdressing in eighteenth century Europe, mentioning early figures such as Tags Prederit and Leonard, and the 1766 treatise L Art de la Couture des Dames Frameaiees. It references historical fashion, beauty practices, and stylistic theories spanning ancient to early modern times.
A Woodstock Virginia veteran Levi Melnturfé, wounded only lightly in two wars and long bedridden, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with a swift recovery. After four years of paralysis the pills restored use of fingers and strength enabling him to cut corn and lift weights. The article touts the medicine as a patent remedy for weakness, female and male complaints, sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady New York.
Mey Corneilus Vanderbilt maintains a vast staff in her city residence. Most family members keep apart from the household, with downstairs servants confined to lower quarters during waking hours.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a person named Texme coche Tront and phrases about a habit being cured, a statement, and purchases at a store. It reads like damaged dialogue with unclear dates, places, or solid events and lacks cohesive facts to identify a clear news item.
The text portrays a struggle between fashion, progress, and labor. It rails against misused technology, urges productive work for life success, and condemns unemployment while praising industry. It critiques social ideals, urging practical service and diligence amid lingering doubt about remedies and progress.
A report describes wolves emerging from a forest near Janse cities, prompting villagers to leave the area. Tour persons were attacked in a courtyard and torn to pieces, with authorities investigating the incident.
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