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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1892
Page
7
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy after La Grippe and other acute diseases. It claims the tonic builds strength, nourishes the blood, and invigorates the system, promising a money-back guarantee if no benefit for stubborn skin or nerve ailments and digestive issues.
The advertisement proclaims Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy with a bold promise. If the remedy cannot cure catarrh the sponsor will pay 500 in cash, highlighting the duration and confidence behind the product claim.
A doctor explains that cod liver oil is shaken into tiny drops forming an emulsion and other changes occur. It is economical to take the emulsion as in Scott's, avoiding taste, with an offer for a free book on careful living from Score & Howan, chemists in New York.
An old conductor recalls a December night on a Scranton to Washington, New Jersey freight run. A bear boarded the caboose, drank cider, and seized the train brake, riding five miles before slipping away into the brush. The incident ended with the bear chasing no one and the crew surviving unhurt.
A fragmented 19th century note offers household tips on soaking vegetables in cold water to refresh them, using ture as a fever remedy, and mixing glycerine with glue to fasten materials. It mentions removing white spots from furniture with heat, peppermint, or camphor, and gives cleaning guidance for brass with rotten stone and polish. The item ends with a misdirected call to mail two cent stamps to a circulation library in Chicago and a casual line about Rome as a pleasant place.
A damaged OCR fragment from Toledo reporting a Janitor style legal claim by Frank J Cheney and notary seals, plus an unrelated medical ad and a brief obituary note. It mentions a bond of one hundred dollars and a doctor advertisement for a cure, then notes Mrs. Margaret Harkens of Yondu Lac dying at age 86.
The article notes Manitowoc county has 15 021 school children and reports George Horn of Janesville died at 85. It mentions remedies including Bull's Cough Syrup and Beecham’s Pills, and references Tang Xing Yeu an author arriving as an envoy in British India.
Mrs H B Hinsdale a resident of Ikenesha county since 1842 died at her Kenosha home at age 73. The notice mentions a will and various ad-like phrases about Bile Beans and maple sugar production figures, reflecting a damaged OCR segment with unrelated filler text.
The Motion Routy adds two brand new dining cars to daily reserves on the fast day train between Chicago and Louisville. The cars offer comfort and meals, with a smooth ride and charges only for what passengers consume. A bold schedule change aims to attract travelers.
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