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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1896
Page
3
A Chicago girl writes of gynecological symptoms and asks Mrs. Pinkham for guidance. The letter outlines concerns about health, proposed remedies including Vegetable Compound, and mentions upcoming marriage in September. The writer seeks public testimonial with authorization. The piece reflects women seeking candid medical information from Mrs. Pinkham.
The New York Journal recalls Tavolara, the small island republic off Sardinia, as an autonomous Fishermen and farmers state with about 55 residents. Its history traces from a Bartoleoni principality to a de facto free government within Italy, noting chances of a female president and its isolation from major trade routes.
A young leopard at Central Park had eight and a half inches of its tail removed after a fly attack caused tail damage. Keepers and veterinarians directed the procedure using a rope noose and later grafting, with the animal protesting but the operation successful. The tail wounds are healing as the mature leopard remains alert while the youth adapts to its altered tail.
A garbled account describes a swindle involving matching coins used to check bets in a Third Avenue cigar store. A German proprietor speaks in broken English about how con artists ask customers to match a few cents, a trick aimed at swindling patrons.
A sketch of the University of Wisconsin offering correspondence study across many subjects with faculty guidance and no exams. Applications and details are provided by Agnes IL Raynor in Madison. Separately, New Mexico’s populist convention nominated ex Governor Bradford Prince for delegate to Congress, with favorable outlook for Republican nomination.
An advisory note warns against Gringo and alcohol to treat scalp distasce and baldness, promoting Hall's Hair Renewar. A large gold demo crate meeting in Vindicon Square Garden, New York featured Generale Palmer and Buckner. A misread line mentions Julia Bradley of Peoria, Illinois donating two million dollars to Chicago University.
A damaged property line from Leadville riot shows a 26000 loss. Five men are dead in the unrest.
The Republican convention of the district nominated Rev. Samuel F. Barrows of Dorchester for Congress. Other fragments mention Hall and constitutional care with unclear phrases and a 16 centa figure, but the clear entity is Barrows and the Dorchester origin.
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