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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1893
Page
2
A garbled OCR style summary reports on legal notices, political moves, a new cathedral proposed by Catholic groups, a divorce denial, and various political and criminal items. Names and places are partially legible, including references to Minnesota, Alaska, Egypt, Mexico, and New York. The piece touches on ship news, a wartime context, and local civic matters amid broad, unclear fragments.
A narrator recalls a doomed romance and exotic visions of Istanbul streets. The lover pleads, the beloved hesitates, and tension builds around devotion, duty, and a looming end. The scene shifts to utopian images of Turkish craft, markets, and imitation wonders.
Madison reports the Wisconsin Assembly and Senate debated amending statutes, broadening court powers, and approving appropriations including a $84,000 request for a firemen’s auxiliary. Bills related to weights and measures, municipal counts, and various legal provisions were considered. The session featured concurrent bills, votes, and debates on public policy and governance.
A vivid tour through Branly trades at an alkali plant reveals caustic furnaces, toxic aerosols, and workers wading among glowing pots and heavy machinery. The piece notes 24,000 employees, perilous conditions, and the constant threat of respiratory illnesses while detailing the daily grind, fear, and fatigue etched on workers’ faces.
Fragmentary text describes severe outcomes from constant contact with the King Mine. It mentions tooth decay and facial burns from cake fumes, scars, possible blindness, cosmetic burning, vitreal burns, deadly nausea from the engine hale, and recurring exhaustion caused by fearfully prolonged exposure.
A fragmentary travel health notice promotes Bitters and other tonics as preventives against malarial and rheumatic ailments. It references travelers, ship surgeons, and long usage by the traveling public, claiming benefits for stomach, liver, and bowels and warning about fevers and climate-related illness.
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