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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
3
A Minneapolis resident, member of several women’s groups, promotes Peruna medicine to treat chronic catarrh. The letter claims decades of relief and urges readers to obtain the product from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio, alongside a Women’s Health and Beauty book.
A group including four baldheaded men and two women burst into a Manhattan Beach Hotel restaurant. An elderly patron shouted Garcon, mispronounced by the waiter as Gascon. After a brief brawl, the waiter defused tension with a whispered prompt, asking if he preferred a Manhattan or a Martini. Observers note the incident as a cautionary tale about showy bravado.
Fragmented text discusses a historic financial claim tied to the Bank of England dated December 168, noting currency values and a device or medicine relation. Names and places are obscured, leaving unclear specifics about parties, sums, or outcomes.
A blaze destroyed Virginia College in Hoancke Virginia, triggering a rapid evacuation as about 130 girls escaped the flames. No injuries are reported, and local fire crews battled the blaze amid smoky streets and collapsing walls.
An old advertisement extols Dr Greene s Nervura as the right medicine for girls entering womanhood. It claims to enrich blood, calm nerves, and aid natural development, with testimonial quotes from Mrs Mary Linz of Rochester and Mrs William Barrus of New York City about improved color, strength, and beauty amid nervous symptoms.
Independent women can attain lasting beauty through health and smart self care. Dr. Greene, a renowned specialist, offers guidance on avoiding obstacles to happiness and preserving beauty. Contact his office at 33 West 14th Street, New York City, by writing or calling.
A short feature notes Mrs. Alborg Olberg of Misetty with tall credentials from World’s Fair Chicago and Omaha exhibitions. It includes a testimonial for Dodd's Kidney Pills from a nurse or assistant provider, praising relief and vitality after using ten boxes and claiming benefits for weak kidneys.
In the Woman's Home Companion, Senora Adslaida Vazquez Sehiat Nae describes Mexican courtship as conducted under family oversight. Lovers meet rarely, and proposals require parental consent, with affection shown through balcony glances, letters, and careful visits, often amid classroom and plaza social rituals.
A garbled passage discusses a grain product and a peculiar phrase about children and a method, followed by a note on a 181% figure and the abolition of capital punishment in Indiana by a 1867 law shifting the state prison to the Indiana reformatory.
An ad urges readers to visit a druggist for a free sample bottle of Ken's Balsam claiming it will stop the bough at once. It sells in 25 and 50 cent bottles and warns against delay. A separate note mentions the Spanish American congress committee on finance proposing Spain and Latin America adopt a common monetary standard for unification.
An advertisement touts a cold cure with a refund if it fails. It claims W Grove’s signature on the box and notes a large gift soon to be given to the battleship Illieals, a silver tea service donated as part of a state generosity gesture.
A German expedition has begun for Kaigen in China. Mis Avutin introduces new diesels Ane as all. POTNAM FACELESS DYE produces the most vivid colors among known dye stuffs. Over 600 Belgian hares of distinguished lineage are exhibited at the American Belting Hares Association show in Chicago.
A distorted travel column promotes winter trips at reduced rates to Florida and points including Cuba, Nassau, Havana, and Key West with notes on rail connections and printed passenger services. The piece also briefly mentions a Berlin cycling accident involving Prof Charles Famea Ross, who was knocked from his bicycle and injured.
An advertisement alleges a cure for deafness using a “Toeat apaigntinus” and declares nasal and ear conditions caused by an intruding Eustachian tube. it promotes Hall's Catorrh Cure and sells Waits Bamly Pills as the best remedy, with dubious endorsements and dubious medical language.
London dispatch reports Tod Sloan plans to ride in England in 19. The paper notes it is very improbable he will obtain a license if he applies.
The text presents garbled census figures for several states and scattered references to immigration rates, public health, labor unions, and a legislative assembly. It mentions Ohio and Georgia populations, daily immigration, a New York society to curb vice, and a vote of confidence in a government, all in a fragmented, incoherent excerpt.
Readable fragments mention Austinean stmony and Indians on Alaska with unclear garbled text. No clear event, date, or individuals identifiable.
Content appears garbled with several misread phrases. It references Mrs. Austins pen alenis and a new biennial election law, plus a note about Russian collections for the Ret Gross Society in Ching totaling about half a million roubles. The exact facts and entities are uncertain due to the degraded source.
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