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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1891
Page
3
A reader argues that absolute truth and confidence would negate the need for a 5300 guarantee. The critic brands the claim as an advertising fake and warns that fakes fail. The piece extols Dr Pierce’s tiny sugar coated pellets and liver pills as effective and easy to use.
A lengthy 1891 Wisconsin legislative session recap notes days length, key outcomes, and major proposed laws. It highlights reapportionment into 19 congressional districts, 18 legislative districts, free coinage stance, and a push for state board reforms. Major measures include railway liability, dairy and food regulation, judiciary expansion, and school trust fund provisions. The text also mentions the Bennett law era context and governance changes shaping state policy.
The article recounts early optical history noting two spectacle types pebble and artificial glass, argues pebble lenses may outperform glass, cites Henry Layard and David Brewster era experiments, and traces legislative mentions and a Cleveland freak case about a fish-bodied child in a long, fragmented passage.
Fragments describe dressing for a salad with oil vinegar cream and spices, plus a scrambled egg preparation ending with a cheese and pepper note. The garbled lines mention eggs boiling for twenty minutes, cooling, then using yolks and whites separately. A butter flour roux with milk and nutmeg finishes the dish.
A Boston suburb encounter details a poor worker requesting a coal basket for a homeless woman. The merchant refuses smaller quantities citing fixed rules and price disputes arise as the woman offers to pay more to feed her children, leading to a tense standoff over delivery and responsibility.
Two men posing as agents for L Pitasio Christopher Lote of Aberdale Maryland traveled through New York soliciting charity for North Dakota. They were rebuffed by North Dakota and South Dakota governors who denied authorization to collect funds. The letter from a doctor in Maine and other oddities followed, with scattered notes on a tonic pitch and various unrelated items.
Camille Dreyfus presided over a large meeting to refute blackmail charges against Lim by NM Blanc. The gathering erupted in quarrels with Dreyfus leaping from the platform and escaping via a back window. A resolution urged his resignation as Charleston tensions flare after an Italian murder case spawns race clashes. Contractor F J McGann of West Solvestor is committed to Oshkosh asylum asly in a note.
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