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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1896
Page
3
A reader testimonial promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female complaints. The letter claims the product eased depression, back pain, fatigue, irregular menses, and related troubles, and mentions improved well being and motherhood after use.
The May sessions feature Senate action on a resolution for Americans in Havana and a bond prohibition measure, with Dupont seat disputes and district judges discussed. The House moves pension bills, immigration bills, and DC appropriations while Senate votes on district court appointments and investigates Alabama election irregularities.
Fragmented reminiscence recounts Libby Prison near Richmond and its relics, mixing Civil War memories with ritualistic war poetry. The passage weaves in era imagery, postwar reflections, and stray advertisements for tonics and political notes, ending with scattered market and election mentions.
Washington May 92 reports a tense Senate debate as Democrats and Republicans align on a veto override. Senators Quigg, Rainey, Wadaworth and others vote with Democrats. Cockrell Layton Sorg Cummins and Talbert oppose. Mr Butler moves to advance the bonds bill amid sharp exchanges.
Poem recalling battlefields where plows uncover relics like buttons and memories of fallen soldiers. It contrasts bloody history with a peaceful valley, praising the flag and freedom while noting a child’s coat torn by the plow. The speaker laments loss, honors patriots, and marks national resilience.
A garbled passage mixes medical claims with tonic remedies and soap advertisements. It references Hostauer’s Stomach Bitters as a cure, Dobbins’ Floating Borax Soap, and mentions historic notes on medicine and a few political notes such as South Dakota Democrats electing gold standard delegates to the national convention.
A reader note recommends the Hotel Empire at Grand Boulevard and Ford Street as a top stop in New York. The new building offers American and European plans, modern improvements, liberal management, Central Park views, and easy access by elevated trains, cables, and streetcars. Rates are described as reasonable.
American rider Ray McDonald triumphed in Brussels at the international mile bicycle race Tare event. The victory highlighted McDonald's speed and endurance on a fast, technical course.
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