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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1895
Page
7
The text collects garbled phrases about corsets from ancient times and mentions a mummy dated before Christ, vaguely referencing a mori ngorgeret like item. It then shifts to unrelated product claims, a nerve restorer, and a Great Northern strike news item with unclear details. The overall content is a mixed jumble of ad like notes and partial event references.
A long obituary sketch praising Lydia Gable for life long dedication to women and social welfare. It extols her tireless labor and foresight that safeguarded countless women, and credits her with conceiving the transformative remedy Lelia Bo Diskhan’s Vegetable for women’s welfare.
Donald Kennedy of Roxbury Massachusetts claims a weed-based remedy cures humor scrofula pimples and other ailments after testing in over eleven hundred cases with only two failures. He offers a book by mail and asserts benefits begin with the first bottle and a full cure is guaranteed with the right dosage. He describes lung liver and bowel pains from blocked ducts that dissipate within a week and notes no diet change is needed.
A fragmented report describes a six year old girl near Phot Taek by Ose, stricken with a mysterious illness. The account cites doctors, a home remedy regime, and a controversial treatment in Schenectady, New York, with a price of $2.00 for the involved pills.
Recipe notes describe perfuming the mouth and breath using myrrh and a tincture. A few drops added to a wine glass of water are suggested for rinsing and freshening the mouth.
Fragmented OCR text reports the start of work on the St Paul Ashlana railway with garbled phrases. It mentions General Miles and an army report, plus scattered references to schedules and crews. The readable parts imply construction activity and notable figures of the period.
A Wisconsin wife and widower, each with seventeen children, were married in La Crosse, reflecting a remarkable family union. The article notes the ceremony and local reception details with emphasis on the large blended family.
A Tennessee rail accident near Franklin on the Toulsville and Nashville line caused the death of Fireman Love and serious injuries to Engineer Ed Corbett. The text also touts Tonynes Expectorant and Bitters as cures or preventives for various ailments, and notes the Great Northern Railway annual report showing gross earnings of 13,103,239 dollars, up 7,106,898 from the previous year.
The New York World portrays Ohn W Mackay as a man whose wealth brought enduring troubles rather than lasting happiness. He mourned his eldest son, faced a $500 900 loss to Edward Stokes, endured fights and lawsuits, and saw wealth corrode his family life while his wife gained social prominence in Europe.
The article discusses imperial habits of European royalty, including Austria's empress who spends time at a villa near Isehyl and pursues mountaineering and fishing with Countess Kinski. It contrasts Victoria's measured routines, detailing queenly meals from light breakfasts to dinners, and notes restrained alcohol use and peculiar ideas about royal residence.
The text lists various wood types and weights per cubic foot, noting maples, yellow pine, American pine, and mahogany with figures before and after seasoning. It explains seasoning by water evaporation, the heartwood’s limited nail acceptance, and risks from high temperatures causing fermentation. It also mentions very tall eucalypts in Australia, some exceeding 460 feet.
Violet water for bathing is refreshingly scented and leaves a light fragrance on the skin. It should not be applied to hair unless it is dry, as moist hair with perfume creates an unpleasant odor and repels rather than pleases.
White apa sue will clean any soiled white summer shawls. All the goats will disappear, and, 12 carefully camfy pressed, they will be equal to new. Cashmere and other woolen materials may be treated in the same manner.
The Chicago Times-Merah notes that carrier pigeons may prove highly useful for dispatches at sea. Only about ten percent failed to return home, while some homers crossed roughly 200 miles of ocean at an estimated thirty miles per hour in the trials.
Fragmented old text discusses laxatives and urges change in opinion on per mandy bene lela effecta and syrup of figs while noting a mayor arrested for allowing saloons to buy open Sunday.
An old advertisement warns buyers to avoid Mecenry based catarrh remedies that ruin senses and damage the body. It urges purchase of genuine Toledo produced Catarrh Care from Fid Cheney Co and warns against counterfeit imitations sold by other firms.
An official order from Secretary Lamont aims to add to IOM Glory and admit another territory to the sisterhand of states. A new store will be privided to the fourth row from the top. The cry long may she wave echoes in Buffalo News. A steam launch of a British cruiser is reported lost in Japanese waters with forty-eight men aboard.
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