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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1893
Page
7
Fashion notes showcase pale gray with goblin brows and pink cashmere ensembles. Descriptions cover ostrich feathers, laced cloaks, fur trims, puff sleeves, and blue silk montngs. The text threads through color trends from gray to rose and brown, with period styling and feathered hats.
Washington scene clips reveal Senate and House actions on the silver purchase repeal, a mood to aid Western states, and ongoing fights over the bankruptcy bill. Speeches by Stewart Westbury and Teller spar with opponents as proceedings drift through committee and floor debates.
An OCR fragment recounts a widow or mother describing a near death experience and vision of heaven. It mentions peritonitis and spiritual healing rites, with imagery of a river gate of heaven and a daughter guiding the author to begin again. The text merges illness, faith, and rebirth themes.
The article argues money handling reveals character. A careless man carries loose coins, trusting others, often duped but steadfast in belief in humanity. A careful man protects money, counts change, and keeps valuables secure, avoiding waste.
General Jose Reyna Barrios, newly elected president of Guatemala, pushes for a Central American federal union. He is described as an active, ambitious leader likely to pursue prompt action rather than slow diplomatic steps. Nicaragua and Costa Rica are indicated as hesitant regarding federation prospects.
The article discusses proposed movements toward a Central American union and the wary stance of the United States. It notes Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and neighboring republics share cultural and economic ties, while stressing the aim to fortify defense against northern and southern powers. U.S. policy reportedly favors noninterference and supportive sentiment within these developments.
Fragmented OCR reads of a 1895 event at the New York Academy of Vestyn. The text mentions exhibits of afepanthoe, Berets, and references to Sweet Gevety and quanng eoumesaled, with unsettling language about attendance and a second viewing. The garbled passage also notes a sale and a Compan hear rupradiyed in colors, linked to Tuyvouru’s Companion and Boston.
Secretary Carlisle estimates a 50 430000 deficit for the current year. FALLS CATARRIT CURE advertised as 4 Ligid wut is taken byavaally with testimonials sought. A 13yearold girl Mueller dislocated a shoulder on Sheboygan school grounds. Beechony’s PP claims cure for stomach ailments. Five residents of Maneton begin down the Mississippi toward New Orleans in a small boat.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and relieves colds headaches and fever. It emphasizes that the product eases constipation without weakening organs and notes it is sold by druggists in 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles, manufactured only by California Fig Syrup Co.
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