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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1895
Page
7
An old style advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring blood purifier improving purity vitality and health. It claims benefits such as stronger nerves better appetite sound sleep and endurance, citing a 74 year old caller with salt rheum praising the remedy. The piece also includes garbled filler lines and stray quotes.
A testimonial from Newton Conn Manchester Oliv states Lydia E Heald Pills cured painful menstrual cramps and backache after morphine failed. The writer claims no pain now and renewed strength and energy, praising the female remedy and urging others to try it.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative that cleanses the system, aids the liver and bowels, and dispels colds and fevers. It claims medical approval, emphasizes a pleasant taste, and notes sale by druggists for a dollar per bottle, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Fragmented OCR details a lengthy illness and alleged recovery tale from a 1904 health patent medicine narrative. It references Landry’s Paralysia, a physician, a notary, and Dr Willams’ Medicine Company offering tonics advertised to restore nerves and blood, with dates in October and December and mentions Madison, New York.
A garbled fragment describes an odd event involving a large airborne object or device. It references watching a headlight and a place called Wig, with unclear sequence and outcomes. No clear persons, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
A collage of comic snippets from Pearson's Weekly and other sources. A Mrs Tones quips about humor while a Mrs Smith comment and a tale of a domestic figure two hours unlocking a door unfold. An Indiana legislator questions personal privilege amid a Burlington reference.
The text presents a garbled exchange where an office boy and others blame or reprimand each other. It mentions Lisette, Puck, Plorm, and Clavi in a casual but charged, unnamed workplace conflict. No clear event or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
A Burch Chien Company based in La Crosse is named in a suit filed in the Western District Court of Wisconsin seeking damages for alleged tobacco product issues. The case includes disputes over patent and copyright and cites potential monetary penalties. Local press notes the proceeding could set a major precedent in federal intellectual property matters.
A compact recipe describes mixing seven large apples with a cup of sugar one tablespoon of butter and a dash of cream. Bake until browned and serve warm with sour cream if desired.
A period style ad proclaims No To-Bac as a harmless tobacco cure guaranteeing to cure or refund. It claims to strengthen nerves and manhood with no risk, sold by Sterling Remedy Co. through Druggists in New York or Chicago. Also promotes Wood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Sarsaparilla as blood purifiers and health remedies.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press notes emotional color imagery as a man struggles after meeting a woman. He feels green with confusion, then blue as he forgets her, reflecting mood through color in a brief quoted excerpt.
A fragmentary piece discusses the elusive French ideal of youth and beauty, praising the daily nap as a youth-preserving ritual. It critiques hurried modern living and suggests controlled routines, likening popular remedies to valuable commodities. References to a Mrs Manuela and a murder case appear in passing.
The Chicago Times Herald and Evening Post report shifts in leadership as Samuel M Rge and others emerge as preident figures within the whisky trust. New ownership lands LB nobles gains in a broad realignment touching Whiratante Soaps Hyper and related brands.
Fragmentary text mentions trouble, disgust, regret, work efforts, and a chaotic scene with references to a wife, another man, and murders. Key names and specifics are missing or garbled, offering no coherent event or outcome to report.
Fragmented patent medicine prose touts Corsumepilon as a cure for consumption. The text mentions a “Golden MeMeat Discovery” and urges use of a bitter elixir to restore health, claiming high effectiveness in early disease stages and warning against dangerous side effects.
Advertised Beecham's pills claim relief for biliousness sick headache dizziness dyspepsia bad taste in mouth heartburn torpid liver foul breath sallow skin coated tongue pimples and loss of appetite when due to constipation noting constipation as the common cause.
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