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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1892
Page
7
A historical ad sample promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as cures or restoratives for blood purification and female ailments. The text criticizes merchants for trusting quick buys, likening medical purchases to buying shoes, and urges guaranteed results with money-back offers.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as more than food, claiming it restores plumpness and provides a health reserve. It invites readers to request a free book on careful living from Seer & Bowsr Chenu, with a garbled address line and druggists named in the closing.
In Bentonville a vivid July tale follows three boys plot revenge on a rival, but the plan backfires as a fire breaks out in a storage building. Amid smoke and peril Jack saves Tom and another foil from a deadly collapse, while the would be aggressors face consequences and a lesson on forgiveness.
A garbled montage of dialect lines and scattered phrases appears from multiple papers. It mentions a star boarding house remark, a union joke, a mountain for observatory use, a question about a winded diary, and a Canton store sending twenty three carloads of stove polish.
A chaotic scene follows a nighttime collision as a sinister-faced man, unhurt according to a rescuer, remains calm at the wreck. Debris scatters while sirens and bystanders fill the air. The man asserts he knows his business and refuses to move, asserting his experience in collisions.
Fragment from a Philadelphia era piece discusses women facing daily objectification on city streets. It cites men who leer at passersby as a recurring annoyance, noting women feel insulted even without spoken remarks and urging better behavior without restating broader moralizing.
A fragmentary early notice advertises an illustrated portfolio titled THE Wamlp's Co BUNTIAN Exposition with water color reproductions of the 1893 Chicago Exposition. It touts architectural figures, authentic drawings, and sells through agents in Chicago and elsewhere, interwoven with various local notices and ads about household remedies, goods, and services. The piece also includes stray lines about a beauty queen, a youth stealing a Werelé, and unrelated items, reflecting the page's damaged OCR.
James T. Durette of Earlysville Virginia extols German Syrup 99 noting its efficacy for bronchitis and cold related threats. He urges neighbors to use it and warns against inferior imitators offering substitutes.
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