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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
9
A distressed immigrant named Pat planned to end his life with a rope around his waist in Comfort. The landlord witnessed him struggling to choke himself and asked aloud if Pat needed money, while Pat replied he could not tie the rope to his neck.
A garbled account describes a seaside visit where women discussed stylishness in dress, with one claiming it to be supreme. An implored plea for the son to “please ainky ae styllvh” precedes an ad urging Milwaukee wholesale millinery dealers to visit a fashion house showroom and partake in a sale.
A garbled late 19th century style notice describes a surge of Japanese workers amid labor conventions. It references the North Carating State Puderation of Labor and mentions various place names and experts, with unclear details about petroleum, glyculars, and shipping from Milwaukee and Canada.
A garbled Baltimore news page fragment reports weather chatter and a mix of conversations about hiring doctors and physicians fees. It mentions a city and institutions, with stray names and stray phrases suggesting a chaotic interview style and wage discussions. The piece blends quotes andurnal fragments without a clear single event.
A historic piece argues Panamanian health management could save lives on the canal project. It calls for strict disease prevention, adequate medical staff, hospital facilities, and disciplined work conditions to prevent fatalities and demonstrate national medical prowess abroad.
The scene at Rome centered on a jubilee garden party for 1500 attendees with 50,000 spectators as the Pope, styled as autocrat, faced delays as his confidential servant Tio Gentes failed to provide two new robes. The Pontiff finally prepared to appear amid growing anger and promises of action, while robe shortages persisted.
A fragmentary Teo NIL narrative hints at revenge and pursuit within a tense scene. Characters named Aid Nor, Centra, and Ronin Correspontence Pall Malla2 appear in disjointed dialogue about fate and loyalty, with unclear setting and motives.
London Expre describes practical diamond tests for amateurs, detailing water drop reaction, magnification with a 100x microscope, and ink on white paper to reveal counterfeits. It notes genuine stones resist fire and reveal flaws differently than imitations, advising careful examination by professionals for final verification.
A damaged report describes a supposed ink microbe found only in inkstands and ink bottles. It claims the microbe causes rapid death in rats and guinea pigs when ink infected, but offers a simple remedy of keeping ink stands clean and covered.
State horticulture board and Fort Collins government station study capillary attraction irrigation. Early trials show trees revived after drought. one Park County tester used a water vessel tied to a branch, claiming rapid uptake and revival of wilted trees. Durver Post story notes two years of discussion before practical tests.
A veteran farmer from Addison Street, Sigh Hl, endorses Dogos Kidney Mls as proved by time. He cites relief from backache, irregularities, and kidney ailments after treatment, and notes a guaranty by Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Price is 50 cents per box.
A Victorian-era note describes innovations in golf balls and accessories. It mentions a "dead-ball" concept with softer core materials like gutta percha and pine culls, detailing production costs per dozen and the shift from hard to soft surfaces. It notes limitations on driving distance and hints at practical use in play.
In Lenox Missouri on September 1 a man credits a friend for relief from months of back pain and kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says two boxes cured most pain and he is grateful for the suggestion and cure.
A peculiar plant described as a Novei Ann chais grows from a mold into a large specimen. It was cultivated for twenty years with each tendril pruned and prepared. The plant reportedly weighs over 30 pounds, stands about 40 inches tall and 25 inches wide.
An old time advertisement page fragment touts foot powder Allen’s Foot Base to ease burning aching feet and swelling with references to pharmacy stores and sample offers. It also displays various patent medicine claims for catarrh cures and children’s teething remedies with pricing and addresses.
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