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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1894

Page

3

Stillwater Street Railway Absorbed by Dhondboldera

Reports describe a transfer of Stillwater street railway to the Dhondboldera under sheriff oversight amid broader public unrest. The era’s sensational headline notes a violent Jewish riot in Russian Poland with four killed and about a hundred wounded, while Glenn's Sulphur Soap is touted as improving complexions across the globe.

Apple Blossom Wedding Decor Advice from Summer Weddings

A May Ladies' Home Journal piece by Eben Le Stexford extols apple blossom room decor for weddings and parties. It urges arranging branches in their natural outward growth, avoid forcing unnatural positions, and suggests graceful placement around doors and windows with curved branches and pale dress colors to preserve the tree’s beauty.

Eben LE. Stexford

STALE INDUSTRIAL RANKS BY STATE PRODUCTION

Ohio leads in sheep and wool and shows strong positions in petroleum and steel. Wisconsin places highly in hops, potatoes, buckwheat, oats, iron, and sheep, while other states like Goorglg rank in rice, sweet potatoes, cotton, sugar, horses and mules, and hogs.

Ohio Wisconsin

Travel Nausea Relief Ad Promotes Hosteltory Bitters

An ad touts Hosteltory Stomach Bitters as a remedy for seasickness and travel nausea aboard ships and trains. It claims to prevent nausea, upset stomach, and bowel troubles from impure water and unfamiliar foods, while guarding against fever malaria rheumatism and kidney issues.

Unclear text on miner strike and medical claim

Fragmentary passage discusses a miners strike and a supposed compromise this week. It mentions a medical claim about a cure or treatment affecting blood and mucous surfaces. The text is garbled with misread words and advertising fragments from Gurney & Co. with testimonials offered.

Halls Camarre Gurney & CO

Take a Day Off From the Drowsy Fields

A playful verse from the Atlanta Constitution urges taking a day off amid green fields and blooming woods. The poem uses rustic imagery of daisies dew and singing birds to evoke a retreat from routine chores and the grind of labor.

Santa Maria Mine Covert Counterfeiting Plot Exposed

Ben Trumbull, a clever New York mining student, befriends Dead Shot Horton at the Santa Maria mine on the Arizona border. Horton supplies silver ingots from a non existent mine, leading to Ben’s ruse that unravels a counterfeit scheme run by the so called Santa Maria Silver Mining Co. Horton is arrested as the truth emerges in a tense confrontation.

Tyo Horton Nebraska Ben ‘Trominit Niger Mr. Trumbull Ben Imighingly School of Mines New York Arizona Ren Boweht Bin Mythe Trumbull Bes Santa Maria Mexico Cactis City Cactis Fairbank Caotus Sanita Maria Ben Cactus City Qin Werton Torton Dorton Flocton Tye Inek Cactus City Bank Santa Marka Worton Barviea Ban

Royal Baking Powder Promises Purity And Reliability

The message warns that other baking powders vary in strength and degrade after opening, causing heavy food and wasted ingredients. It praises Royal Baking Powder as absolutely pure, reliable, economical, and capable of retaining full leavening power for better, lighter results.

Fragmented OCR: midwestern crime hints and census notes

The text presents disjointed lines mentioning a Cactus City bank and blind officers, a plan to travel east for honest money with Dead Shot Horton, plus stray notes on a precocious child, a 1880 North Dakota railroad land tax case, the Salvation Army in India with Lucy M. Booth, and tariff bill eliminations. The fragmentary nature yields no coherent single story.

Cactus City Bank Talse Capital Horton's William Drysdale New York Press North Dakota United States Supreme Court Northern Pacific

Signs of Health in Every Action Bright Eyes and Color

A vivid note on health signals expressed through bright eyes and vibrant color. The text links visible vitality to everyday actions, emphasizing clear signs of well being.

Pleasant Pellets praised as liver aids in Buffalo letter

A recat letter to Dr. R.V. Plarce, Chief Consulting Physician to a Buffalo hotel, extols Dr. Fisree's Pleasant Pellets as a superior herbal laxative and liver tonic. The writer claims consistent use improves digestion, eases headaches and indigestion, and promotes regular bowels without harsh effects, urging readers to prefer these pellets over other laxatives.

Jobeet Mann N. Manon RV. Plarce Ovalice Buffalo N.Y Ion’ Fieteels N. Y Fisree Bierte Secre Bankas Ana

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