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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1897
Page
7
The readable biographical notes reference Lady Professor Huxley and Sir Jovulliais, noting their Faua preparation at unspecified percentages. The text is fragmentary with limited identifiable details beyond their titles and honors.
A historical pamphlet style piece discusses hardships of Kickapoo women and a claim of perfect health from a tonic. It notes worries about female strength and mentions a remedy labeled the Kickapoo Indian Doctor sold by the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company.
A detailed pattern description for a double breasted jacket and a real street toilette. Includes fabric choices such as cloth and serge, facing with silk or satin, and canvas interlining. Describes jacket front edge stitching, collar construction, and a velvet collar option. Also outlines a serviceable cape and a five-part lined skirt with horsehair cloth, placket holes, and machine stitching for neat edges.
Alfred Jones, born August 14 1825 in Offa, died in Evansville Wisconsin from Brights disease. He migrated to Wisconsin in 1843 and his passing follows a life marked by early settlement and local ties.
Charles L. Woodword and Florence Millis wed in a quiet early evening ceremony. The nuptials occurred in a local venue, drawing family and friends from the community and marking a soft, intimate start to their life together.
Rolla Preston a resident of Sik River Falls and a soldier in inert war has died at age seven. The incident is noted as a wartime death with the local community mourning.
Early fall is ideal for plant ing trees says Thomas Meehan in the Ladies Home Journal. Planting begins when wood is ripe and winter buds form, usually early September in eastern Pennsylvania, with work continuing through October and November. Late fall planting in cold climates is risky. In milder climates plants may succeed through winter.
A brief note from Woman's Home Companion offers a practical tip for women to keep corsets in shape. When the corset bones sag, steam them until pliable, then press over a flat iron to restore proper form, especially with whalebone corsets.
A fragmentary column offers quirky phrases about domestic life tinned vegetables alpaca costumes and a dubious patent remedy. It mentions a Times of India report of a giant serpent near Hussein and promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for foot complaints with price and mailing details.
A Sparta death of L. S. Bingham born in Morristown Vt in 187. arrival in Sparta 1866. Plainfield wedding of Miss Gussie Lane to Rev I S Rhapstock pastor. Greenwood passes ordinance on city fireworks and fire protection. well being dug. Also mentions old medicinal ad copy and vendors.
Instructional note on washing embroidered linens to preserve stitch integrity. Steps include using warm water with Ivory, repeated rinsing, blot drying, shade drying, and gentle pressing to restore original beauty. Author credited as Evita R Parker.
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