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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1890
Page
3
Fragmentary text describes a death case and a wide range of names and places, mentioning Chicago, public notices, newspapers, and various individuals. The passage blends sensational crime language with references to treaties, figures, and railroads, but lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear summary.
A fragment describes the Sun Dance of the Sioux with Lieut Sclvntka and Brod eric Tetesatan contributing, noting a March dedication date and a vivid illustration of a tall pine pole used in the rite. The text reflects curious customs and media promotion of the event.
An old woman guides a ritual camp assembly to discern the women who wear beaded gowns and the punishment for witches. The first day centers on stripping a sacred tree, while the second day features a dawn war pageant with armed warriors, long lines, and a rising sun amid shouted calls and rifles. Spectators watch from the hills as warriors engage with the sunlit ritual and the crowd.
Fragmentary report describes the discovery of a large ancient creature, compared to an elephant, found in a muddy bed with fine gray sand and blue clay. The text notes soil and climate implications, extinct forests, and the potential to widen understanding of earth’s ancient life.
The confession alleges a wide scale plot by a white captain and colored associates across Tennessee and Alabama, detailing robberies, murders, and safe plunder from Knoxville to Dalton. The prisoner refuses to name accomplices, insisting oaths bind him, while recounting grisly acts and the gang’s operations.
A controversial remedy praised by Dilts B. Schnabel, a former congressman, involves five pounds of white rock candy dissolved in a gallon of old rye whiskey with a copper worm. The article details preparation, dosage, and claimed health benefits, noting his stance on lung disease and cautions regarding diet and digestion.
An aged man who had not lived a year over thirty five weeks ago, near Thertay forty seven, left Cannery Liv and his descendants. Mention of a Mother’s Friend and medical claims appears. A missing Alderman McArfe from Minneapolis is said to be located in Spokane. Crain & Co. will ship by post for 25 soap wrappers. The Japanese government sent engineers to Berlin to study telephyte lines for Japan.
An ornate testimonial extols Dr. Piearde’s Golden Medical Discovery for consuming fevers and scrofulous conditions, claiming it restored a former frail beauty to health and vigor. The piece lauds its efficacy on skin diseases, swellings, and joint issues, asserting broad curative powers and liver enrichment.
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