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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
3
An 19th century style notice urges women with nervous exhaustion to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after describing sleepless nights and bodily distress. The letter cites Mrs Startley of Washington Street as a cautionary example and promotes the remedy as a cure.
Spokane Review describes a concealed factory near New York producing pure anhydronac acid and cyanide compounds. It details extreme safety, guarded access, and the lethal risks to workers, comparing the scene to a cave with a vast caldrons of molten cyanide and a dangerous, almost magical allure in its odor and appearance.
An American Mother argues civil conduct earns more sales than rudeness, noting that polite saleswomen build lifelong reputations in old houses. The piece praises learned courtesy from veteran workers and laments younger staff failing to emulate them.
L B Chittenden former treasurer under Lincoln passes away in Burlington. He kept secret the name of a London loan benefactor who supplied nearly 10 million dollars worth of bonds in 1860s, for a limited circle. Chittenden reportedly signed bonds for fifty hours straight to secure shipments, leaving him partially paralyzed for years.
The excerpt argues that sports persist across eras and cultures. It cites football in ancient China, ongoing archery, and broad human impulses to engage in outdoor physical activity, deeming sports irrepressible and immortal beyond generations.
A prominent Chicagoan, Mr. Rush, narrowly survived Bright’s disease after following doctor’s orders and using Dodd’s Kidney Pills. The article credits the pill with restoring health over two months, noting the product’s dealer price and urging belief in its curative powers for Bright’s disease.
The Traubtes Mare troubis plan to decorate St Pauls in London faced strong disapproval last winter over new panels defying Sir Christopher Wren's designs. A fresh dispute arose over red and gilded iron railings on the main cornice which petitioners say should be lighter to avoid altering the building’s proportions while preserving beauty and visibility of the mosaic decorations.
An 19th century note discusses Gypsy naming anomalies in England, including terms like Neptunc Lom-Ward Loveyarna and Venloo. It recounts a Rockingham gypsy girl with a Christian name misread as Reservoir Smith, a nickname linked to a nearby reservoir.
The text profiles a versatile woman who knows astrology, geology, geography, and art, claiming mastery in portraiture, holography, and flute. It references debating for women's rights, literature, travel, and poetry, while noting she has never learned to cook.
Citizens voice strong opposition to the new sewage farms near Patiy. The effluent seeps through soil fissures into subterranean water sources, contaminating wells and triggering an outbreak of intestinal ailments.
Four teaspoonfuls of liquid make one tablespoonful. Four tablespoonfuls of liquid equal one fluid ounce. A pint weighs a pound and a quart of sifted flour weighs one pound. Three cups of cornmeal weigh one pound, and one cup of butter equals half a pound. A dash of pepper is an eighth of a teaspoon, brown sugar weighs thirteen ounces per pint, and powdered sugar two cups and a half equal one pound. November Ladies Home Journal.
A Bay City discussion on the city’s street lighting policy grows heated as residents complain the economy plan leaves streets inadequately lit. Citizens say dim or missing lights threaten night safety and public institutions’ needs, urging council action and modernization.
In the spring a young man's fancy may be with love yet man desires a hat or shawl with a turtle dove or a robin feather, or some other trifling item priced from ten to twenty five dollars. The verse laments weariness and whimsical longing in a quaint stylized voice.
Ambassdor Joseph H Choate spoke at the Philosophical Institution of Edinburgh on Lincoln s career and character. The discourse touched constitutional themes and historical context, noting contemporary public health and patent remedy claims amid dense quotation and transliteration errors.
A Chinese imperial edict sentences Prince Tran to imprisonment and orders penalties for other officials involved. The decree, issued by the imperial court, details confinement and related disciplinary actions within the realm.
Minister Conger states envoys at Poltin are nearly ready to deem an agrual work toward peace. No bullies con are noted in the brief update.
OCR fragment reports Lane's Family Medicine vowels shifting daily and mentions Chin as secretary, with Gol. R. C. Kerens named for Interior, plus a drug package refund note. A snowstorm is sweeping British Columbia with intense cold across towns including Donald Sp Laggan and Trnlonville Ma.
An odd claim from Yake Laxctive Brown Quintin Taulets alleges a swift cold cure. Irregular financial chatter references wagers of $1,000,000 in Denver on a presidential election outcome, with unclear sources and terms.
Fragments describe Jel-O as a dessert press release noting flavors like Lenma Orange Raspberry and Scrase berry in grocery ads. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
Migrants find paper money more convenient than traditional coinage and incur premiums up to two percent above face value to obtain it.
Professor Riggs of the Field Columbian Museum in Chicago reports a near complete dinosaur skeleton unearthed in Colorado. The find includes a nine foot long tone fragment, highlighting an important paleontological discovery.
Fragmented OCR reveals medical claims for Kemp's Bulsam and free samples, plus wartime advisories from Tientsin about winter suspending allied operations. Also mentions the Prince and Princess of Wales visiting Belfast, mutiny quelled at Athens prison, and broad European war context with German posture and imperial actions.
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