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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1896
Page
3
A quoted New York Times note reflects a shift in cycling attire from reform clothes to older coverings. It argues beauty remains valued, safety and comfort weighed differently, and hints at a broader change in feminine dress for riders.
A fragment from a Chicago woman letter requests guidance on profuse menstruation and consumption fears. It cites a testimonial to Mrs. Pinkham and notes a young woman weighing 38 pounds a year ago, now healthier after using Vegetable Compound while planning marriage in September. The piece argues patients seek truthful information not always from physicians.
Donald Kennedy of Roxbury Massachusetts claims a universal cure for humor related ailments in over eleven hundred cases with only five failures. He offers a book by mail and promises relief from the first bottle with a claimed perfect cure when the right quantity is taken. The dose is one tablespoonful in water at bedtime and no diet change is needed. medicines sold by all druggists.
Across Washington on April 25 and 27 1897 congress debated the Pickler pension bill amid wider talks on the naval appropriation and bankruptcy measures. Senate discussions touched Venezuelan expenses and a proposed inquiry into government contracts while House votes moved on the bankruptcy bill and related policy questions.
A garbled OCR clipping references T C Albright and various names, a court of appeals criminal case with Judge Gokwae, and political mentions including McKinley supporters in Brooklyn and Pennsylvania Democrats backing gold. The fragmentary text also alludes to prices, illnesses, and a college, with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests advertisement or claim by Dr Kline for a nerve restorer named GreatNerve Restorer. Mentions Bay area and various misread names, with garbled phrases about treatments. No coherent events or outcomes discernible.
A dubious remedy claim links biliousness sick headachy and irregular bowels. Hourdilter’s Stomach Bitters is offered as a cure for dyspepsia rheumatism malarial complaints biliousness and constipation. The article notes Speaker Reed’s opinion that Congress will adjourn around May 15.
A description advertises the Hotel Empire at Grand Boulevard and 63rd Street New York offering American and European plans. The new building features modern improvements, liberal terms, Central Park views, easy access via elevated lines and street cars, with reasonable charges. The notice also mentions the Pennsylvania Democratic Hale convention in Allentown and references other political items and a dentist chief on vacation in Europe.
One of the greatest successes in the country is the Black Cat magazine. In seven months it has sold about 250000 copies per issue. The magazine is praised for its original tales and dazzling writing. It is called a marvel of the magazine world and the five cent treasure of modern literature.
A general strike has been ordered on the Union Traction line in Philadelphia. The readable text also mentions travel, health issues, and syrup of figs, but these are fragmentary and do not form a clear, additional factual item.
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