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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
3
An advertisement extols Wood’s Tills and Hood’s Sarsaparilla as cures for tired, weak, and run-down conditions. It claims impure blood causes fatigue and nervousness, offering the tonics as purifiers that restore vitality, digestion, and strength, with a testimonial from Leverett Massachusetts.
A May report from Washington notes a 400 strong force near St. Johns and a possible order to remove them. It also covers the wedding of Hugh J. Grant and Julia Murphy at the brides’ parents home, with Cardinal Gibbons granting a dispensation for a home ceremony. A Brooklyn Women’s Society piece analyzes the condition of wage workers and domestic servants, highlighting low pay, poor training, and the call for better working conditions.
Frail claims tout Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female ailments. The advertisement cites widespread relief for ovarian troubles, uterine issues, and general weakness, promising rapid cures and urging confidence in the remedy shipped by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
A garbled report describes a stage show in Paris with the Gypsy troupe and notes a U.S. connection via Prof. Vrenvelat. It mentions a plan to price by a specimen, a dean of medicine, and renewal efforts tied to Massachusetts funds. In Medford about 23 years ago an insect problem spread over 200 square miles, prompting a state legislature bill for 150 in funding and a gypsy mite commission to renew work paused by funding issues.
In New York rumors say Mrs Van Rez Crager will host a Sunday salon at her home, inviting Mrs Stevens and a circle of society figures. Crager, younger and once close to Evins Stevens, is described as glamorous and intensely social, while Mrs Stevens is framed as a longtime observer of the jeunesse doree, with conversations aimed at Parisian-style vanity and ambition.
A historical ad-like fragment touts a “world timedc medic” with a Positive Guarantee of satisfaction. It asserts trials show relief for women’s issues and general ailments, arguing strong manufacturer profits from cures justify continued confidence in the product.
Fragmented report mentions Miss Bayard and an American minister, requests to New York Mayor Street Cleaning Commissioner Aariny, and a New York Supreme Court decision ordering George J Gould to pay a tax assessment of 10 million dollars related to Jay Gould's death. Also references executors dates and cabinet changes amid garbled phrasing.
Fragmentary report notes Mr. Bissell joined cabinet members as negatives of the cabinet were discussed both before and after his retirement. The text hints at ongoing questions about his influence and the adequacy of explanations given.
A garbled ad claims Miasma and tropical fevers like typhoid yield to Hestetler's Stomach Bitters, curing boils, constipation, dyspepsia, nervous and kidney issues, rheumatism, neural problems, and general vitality. It also notes Thomas Nast's Peace is Union painting gifted to Galent by H. W. Kubisaat.
A fragmented 19th century notice touts Syrup of Figs as pleasant and cleansing for kidneys and bowels while urging readers to buy from leading druggists. The piece hints at travel and health claims amid a broader era of patent medicines. It also briefly notes a political conflict in South Carolina over dispensing authority between slave and federal governments.
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OCR fragment notes Kehler Milling Company plant in St Louis damaged with losses estimated at $100000. Mentions relief and various medicines or tabules, but the text is fragmented. No clear incident date or agency identified.
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