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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1898
Page
7
Maria Audubon, Audubon’s granddaughter, recalls Minniesland in 1842 as a riverfront enclave with giant trees and nearby wildlife. The estate housed Audubon family members and a widow Madame Audubon, who ran a small school for local children and preserved her husband’s educational legacy amid financial hardship.
Readers report relief from miscarriages and female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from women in Rochester New York Iowa Oregon Oregon Wyoming and others claim improved health and successful pregnancies attributed to the remedy and Mrs Pinkham's advice.
The article honors Madame Audubon and her kin for their contributions to natural history and education. It highlights her teaching philosophy, the influence on students to think and study, and the family’s literary and artistic pursuits. It notes descendants publishing memoirs, John James Audubon’s works, and losses during the Civil War era. It also recalls the auctioning of copper plates and the enduring reach of the Audubon legacy.
The Baltimore Sun notes Germany’s new civil code law effective January 1, 1900. It bars men and women rendered mentally unfit by drink from participating in civil affairs, aiming to remove habitual drunkards from public life and civil offices. The measure, already praised as a deterrent, contrasts with American officials where drinking has undermined governance.
A compact collection of maxims warns against overreach and overconfidence. It cautions never to reveal all one knows, attempt all one can do, believe all one hears, lay out all one can afford, or decide upon all one may see, highlighting prudent restraint in faith and action.
An advertisement extols Grain-O as a nutritious substitute for tea or coffee for children. It claims Grain-O is made from pure grain, improves health, and costs about one cent per serving, with broad grocery availability. It also mentions recent reform edicts in China and notes ex Gov Matthews of Indians who died leaving life insurance of 45000.
A fragment recounts a Civil War veteran's escape and endurance, naming Asa Itidusan and Pete Lotte in a Pennsylvania setting. It quotes a discharged officer’s struggle with pain and a testimonial praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Forte.
A remarkable wrought iron strong box once belonging to Thomas Lord Fairfax is now with Philip W. Avirett in Virginia. The box, its intricate lock and Italian craftsmanship, has a storied journey from Greenway Court to Philadelphia England estate and back through heirs and war burials. A Rembrandt Peale ivory miniature of Philip Williams was inside, cited by Washington Evening Star as a notable artifact.
A visiting foreigner remarks that Americans are thin skinned. The native statesman counters that the public endures as much skinning as any other old public. The exchange appears in the Indianapolis Journal.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as the cure for tight shoes corns bunions and sweaty feet. It claims instant relief and foot comfort with a powder you shake into footwear. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, with mail offer and address in Le Roy New York.
Fragmentary text notes coughing related to consumption and mentions Hill the railway magnate of the northwest who began life as a mud clerk on the Mississippi. Other phrases appear nonsensical and uncertain.
A garbled 1845 notice lists Hans Catwerh Cure Ta at 75 canta and references Anna M. Ross of Williamsport Ba. It notes a belief that Chili and Argen toa differences will be settled peacefully and mentions Telieve Piso's ore as the sole medicine purported to cure vousinap tan. The French cabinet decision is linked to the Dreyfus case.
A group of New York botanists will travel to Porto Rico to study the island's flora. The report notes debates on justice and mentions a mass meeting in Paris where Dreyfus was accused of treason and faced threats, reflecting tense political climate of the era.
Try Grain-O the new food drink that replaces coffee. Safe for children and adults, it has a rich seal brown color like mocha and is made from pure grains. Priced at 5c or 2c per package, sold by all grocers. Gen Kitchener has been elevated to the peerage.
A garbled extract mentions Lane's Family Medichoy and daily towel handling, with scattered phrases about prices, drugs, and a reference to the United States possibly acquiring a group of lands. Other bits note Winslow's, Cadny, and a vague health claim, plus a dubious New York chemical ad and references to Santiago.
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Reported clash involving striking miners broke out at Pana Illinois amid labor turmoil. Details remain sparse but local authorities moved to restore order. No injuries confirmed, investigation ongoing.
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