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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1894
Page
7
A maternal appeal promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for irregularity and related female ailments. It claims twenty years of success and twenty thousand women aided, urging mothers to administer the remedy and assuring druggists carry it.
Fragmentary verse in archaic spelling explores winds and waters and a speaker asking what the winds and waters are. The piece references eyes described as mine and yours and repeats questions about identity of winds and waters, with oblique imagery of nature and longing.
A New York report recounts Mr Tesla demonstrating a high voltage setup for a reception of the American Electric Theater association. Attendees watched globes, tubes, and a current display that sparked strong light and muscular reactions. The tale then follows a country town narrator pursuing Miss Gloriana Brad, whose foot inspires a bet on romance, ending with Gloriana becoming his wife.
A reflective narrative traces a man’s romantic trials from youthful flirtations to repeated rejections, culminating in a vow of celibacy after a theater of loves. He recalls engagements, heartbreaks, and a dawning self-knowledge as winter snow begins to fall on his way home.
A bold testimonial touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safe universal remedy. It claims to prevent and cure chills fever malarial complaints and kidney inactivity, praising its efficacy and broad acceptance across continents and tropical regions.
A Penobscot county veteran official recalls a court of common pleas session long ago in which a slick Irish witness faced sharp cross questions. The dramatic moment comes as an old Irish woman enters the courtroom, prompting relief and a sharp quip about a statue shrinking with age.
The text notes the appointment of Howard KE. Lowry of Ohio as second secretary of legation at Pekin China. It mentions a series of disjointed items including a sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney, a public sale notice, and other unrelated fragments. The readable portion centers on the diplomatic appointment and the era tone.
Fragmented OCR reads like an 1890s trade or medical advertisement. Mentions subsidies to healers, dental or medical devices, incendiary fire cost, Pills and cures, and travel ads. Contains many garbled names, dates, and places, with scattered claims about cures and products.
Ill formed text alleges vaporkines and syrup of figs as cures while warning against laxatives. Mentions Dr. Dison missing from Vagle River for two weeks with no discovery. Also notes a strike among New York cloak makers leaving eight thousand idle amid revenue troubles.
Ex-state Senator O'Melley faces charges in Chicago over alleged involvement in election riots. The Boston based publication touts a yearly subscription for the companion magazine featuring stories travel health science and family friendly content with a weekly variety section. Subscriptions begin January 180h with holiday double issues during Christmas and New Year periods.
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