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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1899
Page
7
A poem styled notice describes a fairy tale author living behind a stone wall in a cozy woodland study. A mushroom table, mossy chair, and hummingbird quill set scenes for tales of fortune. Every summer a new edition appears across meadows, inspiring daisies and children reading in the grass.
The transport Arizona reached San Francisco on April 10 carrying four officers and 136 fighting men invalided from the Philippines. While some officers were wounded, many soldiers bore leg and eye injuries as families waited at the dock. Red Cross provided flowers as veterans were moved to the Presidio hospital. The Scandia followed with bodies of four officers and 67 troops.
W Li B Willining publisher of Farmers' Industrial Union cites Pe-ru-Na as a trusted family remedy for several years. He reports relief from persistent coughs and systemic catarrh and notes his wife also uses it for specific ailments. They keep it in the home as a general preventive medicine and seek a free book on home medicine for more details.
News notes an imminent promotion for Capt Murphy to Major followed by his retirement after long Army service since 1 The dispatch recalls several fallen officers from the Civil War era including Maj William C. Smith Maj McConville Capt D Elliott and Lt E French. The report cites a San Francisco funeral and public ceremonies in Portland Idaho, with Governor and state contingents in attendance. It frames the losses and gallantry as part of the Pacific coast memory of war.
A lullaby poem describes a boat named Rock-a-byve that departs at half past six from Play to Slumberland. The gentle voyage rocks tiny passengers to sleep as a motherly boatman guides them with a soft whistle and a good night kiss as fare.
Poem fragment by Esther A. Harding in St Nicholas envisions a gentle motherly scene with Lucindy and Lucinda. The speaker asks Lucindy to listen and imagines sharing secrets tea time and affection. The verse paints tender domestic imagery through a childlike frame.
In Philadelphia survivors of fever due to tainted drinking water sue the city for damages from defective sidewalks. New York health department tests serum for pneumonia cure, with partial success and definite hope for future results. The Lancet notes London's population growth since 1880 with a remarkably low death rate of 17.7 per 1400, despite crowding.
A garbled report warns of a spreading storm near the Cayman Islands with concerns over damage and continued threats to security and daily life as responders brace for worsening conditions. The text remains unclear on specifics but indicates ongoing danger and potential medical or logistical challenges.
A papal bull was proclaimed yesterday announcing a universal jubilee to be observed in 1900. The document signals a churchwide celebration and spiritual renewal for Catholics worldwide.
The Cool Resort of the North highlights the grand Truck Railway route connecting Kela skey Mackinaw St. Clair Spring Muskoka Lakes and other famed summer destinations. The vestibule service offers copies of WasKate literature and full information. contact BM Burgix at 240 Clark Street Chicago for application details.
John Imer aged 00 years from Butternut Wisconsin, a veteran soldier and Tsk post voomunder, attended a G A R encampment when he was instantly killed by an electric shock in Milwaukee.
The St Louis Republic critiques bids failing to boost Grand Rapids Michigan's profile, calling it a cover for walls and ceilings and warning about objectionable substances. It notes a product Albastine as a pure, firing covering that hardens with age. Buffalo grain shovellers adopt resolutions repudiating agreements with the Lake Carriers association demanding action against Connors.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a remedy for painful, swollen, and sweaty feet and for easing tight shoes. It claims to cure corns and bunions, and to provide comfort for hot tired feet, with trial packages and a mail address in Le Roy New York. Also noted is the death of Mrs Marina Baker, 71, found in a sleeping car berth on the Nickle Plate road while en route to New York.
A 1908 production note from the Leering Harvester Company of Chicago claims vast outputs with harvesters of various kinds. In Washington, Judge Robert Brice Lamon dies at 73, with burial planned in Paris, El.
Fragmented report notes a Hungarian ban on priests taking direct part in politics alongside an odd reference to Hall's Catarrh Cure and other health claims. The item mentions international diplomacy with Great Britain over Niger Nile, a teething remedy for children, and Turkish troops retreating in Arabia as part of a broad, jumbled sweep of items.
Letters from Mrs. C Klenk of Wells and Mrs. Furton of Meade recount backache relief and tumor expulsion after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A respondent from Summit, Pa. praises improved menses, sleep, and vitality after four bottles, urging others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice.
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