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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1899

Page

7

The Well Groomed Woman And Her Devoted Grooming

A New York World excerpt reflects on the well groomed woman as impeccably neat in dress and habits, valuing cleanliness and constant polish over makeup. It cites daily routines, hair care, spotless gloves, and tailored attire as marks of refinement, and shares anecdotes on aging gracefully through disciplined self care and elegance.

Furn Yale Columbia Harrie Hubbard Ayer New York World

Vows of glistening teeth and a middle aged revelation

A narrator recalls her husband comparing women to a younger self, noting how his remarks triggered self awareness. She describes aging, changing attire and roles as she reflects on his comments about beauty and youth rather than her own. Amid recollection she notes his continued behavior.

Anghag

The Feminine Observer notes at Wantimaker's and more

A fragmented column from The Feminine Observer covers Wantimaker's promotions on open evenings before Christmas shows, social observations on memory and prosperity, and assorted musings on fashion, pockets, gifts, and manners. It references a Chestnut Street display, a reception anecdote, and a British naval budget vote.

Wantimaker's Land of the Midnight Sun Chestnut Street Mao Ata Recepcion

Emile Erckmann Dies in Luneville at France

The noted novelist Emile Erckmann, famed for collaborations with Alexandre Chatrian, has died in Luneville, France. The obituary notes his long career and influence in 19th century literature.

Emile Erckmann Alexandre Chatrian Luneville France

What Do the Children Drink Findings on Grains and Coffee Substitute

An old notice extols a new grain drink called GRiLS-O, claimed to replace coffee for children with health benefits. It asserts Grain-O is made from pure grains and, when prepared, tastes like coffee but costs about 44 a9. The fragment notes a fire at Charles Leow company’s Philadelphia spring works causing $154,000 loss.

Philadelphia Charles Leow Company

Tender Mead cures via free trial offer

Tender Mead touts a free trial of its "5 DROPS" remedy to April 10, claiming it cures a wide range of ailments from rheumatism to malaria. The ad cites past cures for over a million people, urges prepaid mail requests, and notes a November history of ceaseless promotion. Cecil Rhodes is mentioned in connection with Trans-African rail plans and a Kaiser alliance.

Swanson Tutrumaic Cure Company New Dearborn Street Chicago Cecil Rhodes Berhar With Kaiser

Indulgent Mothers and the Pinkham Remedy

A letter column urges mothers to inform themselves for daughters health and cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief for painful and irregular menstruation. Personal anecdotes from Carrie M. Lams Big Beaver Michigan and Nannte Adkins La Due Missouri praise relief, color, and strength gains.

Carrie M. Lams Big Beaver Mich Pinkway Lydia E. Pinkham Nannte Adkins la Due Mas Prikitam

Prisoner Transfer in Dreyfus Forgery Case Cited

Colonel Pisquart accused of forgery in the Dreyfus case is moved from a military to a civil prison amid further upheaval. The report notes widespread unrest and mentions related violence as James Jenle fatally stabs James Webb during a nonunion miners dispute related incident.

Olonel Pisquart Dreyfus

Stands By in Need and Stage Life's Farewell

A brief note mentions St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for aches and pains. It also reports the death of Mrs. Robert Keelay of London, noted as the oldest actress on the English or American stage, who died of pneumonia.

Bt Jacobs Ol St. Jacobs Oil Robert Keelay London

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Celebrity Obituary

Catarrh cure promotes blood purification and surface action claims. Advertising notice promises testimonials and free samples from PJ Cheney & Co. Also announces the death of the French novelist Erekmenn at seventy seven.

MNEOP Hall's Canieris Nuirvetly Cheney 4 CO Hall Pamily

Shake Into Your Shoes Foot Powder Ad

An ad for Allen's Funt-Ease powder relieves foot pain and corn discomfort. It promotes easy fitting shoes, helps sweating and odor, and targets tired burning feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with trial offers and mail order. Also notes Great Britain seizing the Mino-Tuo islands near Port Arthur in Pe-Chi-Ui strait, China.

Allen Ivories Pauiprut Swaden Sani Ting astanUy Olmsted le Roy Great Britain Port Arthur Strait of Pe-Chi-' Ui China

Grain-O Drink Promises Nutritious Coffee substitute

A nostalgic ad copy extols Grain-O as a nutritious grain beverage that can replace coffee for children. It claims Grain-O strengthens nerves, is delicious, and cheaper than coffee, noting it is sold by grocers at 1c and 75e.

Charles Scout ed by Nre loss at Philadelphia

A report from Philadelphia notes a Charles Scout event led to a loss of 150000 dollars. The incident's context and parties are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.

New Corn Prices and Agricultural Notes From the Era

The notice cites corn costs and yields per acre, mentioning 13 bushels per jerk and 50 tans potatoes per barrel along with barley and other crops. It also includes testimonial lines about Piso's Cure and a note on Herbert Putnam being appointed librarian of Congress.

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