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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1889
Page
4
A business advert announces they employ only nS8 workmen for Pin Rueling Eve-Trongts Copper or Sheet Tron work. It guarantees the most prompt attention and invites customers to call.
The Oshkosh Times reports civic gossip and local official roles including Aldermen and city officers. It criticizes Chief of Police Howart and Inspector Pulcifer for sensational claims about Black Bart and robbery. The piece mocks Pulcifer and calls for satire and punishment for vanity.
The article reviews Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure for summer complaint dysentery and cholera morbus. It cites cases in Pope County and Rogers City where the remedy saved lives, notes new postage stamp colors, and mentions local druggists Henry Horn and Mary Mure Douggist. It also references local editor interactions and praises the remedy’s reliability, with multiple testimonials.
A jumble of 19th century health claims offers tonics for consumption and pneumonia, praise for Dr Miles Nervine and Dr Ackers English Pills, plus short items on barber shop routine, a barber chair scene, and a political notice about The Chicago Day Now. The piece includes stray anecdotes about health, nerves, and a mocked editor.
The term boycott, coined in Ireland, arose from landowner policy against tenants. A landowner’s agent caused widespread refusal to work and break crops, prompting neighbors to avoid dealing with the agent and his supporters. The tactic spread as tenants organized stoppages, boycotting crops and resisting eviction, with later references noting its impact in the United States.
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