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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1895
Page
7
The readable lines describe a dinner scene with references to cheese salad and dessert. Mentions of the French and a splice given to syrups appear, though the text is fragmentary and garbled with errors. No clear event, names, or dates emerge to anchor a full summary.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Milwaukee and a council or court context. It references Dosenaniy Spat and a phrase about advice or a decision. The readable text is fragmented and unclear but suggests a municipal or legal action tied to Milwaukee authorities.
A garbled text fragment mentions Phoy Call, overworks, and a misspelled place likely referring to a person visiting a hospital and a public dispute. The readable bits hint at a local event or accusation involving a named place and persons, with few clear details remaining.
An advertisement extols a plant based compound as a cure for female ailments including womb inflammation and menstrual issues. It touts confidence boosting effects and presents a testimonial from Marina ot of Columbia Pennsylvania praising relief after using the product for five years of womb related pains and a weight gain of forty pounds.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, effective laxative that cleanses the system and aids the liver and bowels without weakening them. It claims medical approval, notes its universal availability in bottles, and identifies the California Fig Syrup Company as the maker.
A fragmented Victorian-era medical case details Mrs Bowen of 15 Meighan Street Philadelphia who suffered a severe consumption illness. The narrative traces her decline in early symptoms, dramatic physical deterioration, and gradual recovery after using Villa Pink Pills. It credits Dr William and local physician praise, noting a final weight gain of fifteen pounds and reported wellness following pill use.
A damaged description outlines decorative pillow ideas using white silk with yellow accents. It details corner rouletting, rosette gathers, contrasting yellow gaps, and embellishments with yellow satin ribon. Suggestions include fusing yellow trim, carved corners, and rose-shaped folds for lawn or guest room use.
Long effort to locate the grave of John Paul Jones, famed American naval hero, has failed. Records show his remains were likely removed from their original burial site in France, with no trace found despite orders to transport them to the United States aboard the St Lawrence.
A fragmentary report notes hostile forces pressing early May 10 aid, with references to stomach bitters and various ailments. The garbled text mentions constipations and remedies, suggesting a wartime or medical notice mixed with advertisements. No clear people or organizations emerge.
The piece outlines Bismarck’s flexible governance idea that rulers must adapt to circumstances, urging liberal then conservative control as needed. It notes his lifelong aim to defend the king’s power and strengthen Germany, while warning his precepts verge toward absolutism. It cites a 19th century review praising his impact and autocratic traits.
Dreyfus arrived at Tre du Diallo off Prone Ciylaset under heavy guard after a fragile landing due to reefed seas. He protested his innocence, claiming discipline limits and promising patience as officials investigate, while guards patrol a 160 metre zone with a 300 metre radius cleared of obstacles to prevent escape.
A historical note outlines a veranda cushion design meant for porches and armchairs. The cushion measures six feet long and fourteen inches wide with a cross-stitched cover in olive and blue rope hene on java canyas or dinen. Edging features lace frill and chenille tassels. the cushion is hung over the chair back.
From Fargo North Dakota an odd garbled item cites Frank Wiote and Sterling Kenedy of Chicago. It mentions a friend, a poison reference, and a supposed plot involving Gov. Brown of Kentucky against a target in Ne, with unclear details and many errors.
The Egyam Zeem notes a factory deal moving 241,000,000 store potsl to market with mass production lines in Canton Massachusetts and distribution through New York. It describes the Saw Paste Stari Parish polish line and a larger sale network expanding stove polish offerings for household use, including cake and tin box forms.
In a New York Sun report a man whose home caught fire remained inside as firefighters battled the blaze. He helped by combing his hair, then prepared to leave after the others. Fire crews accessed the front from a ladder as residents watched.
The under signed accuse J. Guagay of deceit in business while noting unknown figures and partners. A confession links to a fraud cover involving PF, A. Meine & Co and others, with a test at Denver and Cheyenne connections, suggesting a broad embezzlement scheme.
A fragmentary note mentions a lovers motif and a sonnet titled A Perfect Daisy. The text references Cleveland and Philadelphia dealers, with garbled phrasing suggesting a literary or poetic snippet rather than a complete article.
An old editorial discusses No-To-Bac a famous tobacco habit cure. Claims boast relief from toeing and chewing tobacco with Sterling Remedy Co. ads credit the remedy as sold by druggists. Mentions unrelated industry notices and medical product promotions from the era.
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