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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
7
A family recalls repeated nighttime sounds in a haunted parlour room. Investigations reveal no human intruder, but a growing belief in a ghostly presence alters daily life and shifts trust among relatives as they wrestle with fear and curiosity.
The passage critiques pretentious talk on morals and manners, arguing that true virtue lies in self examination. It questions the value of outward politeness while urging readers to reflect on inner duty, restraint, and genuine conduct rather than showy phrases or borrowed opinions.
The fragment recalls early steam engine development and various inventions, noting 18th century thinkers and devices with garbled dates. It mentions the steam engine, daguerreotype beginnings, and other technological novelties attributed to several historical figures, framed as a retrospective survey of premodern innovation.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a boy named Je and a “noble Chantel” in a Minnesotan town. It mentions Christian boys, duties, and social expectations with garbled phrases. The text lacks clear events but centers on moral conduct and community influence.
A 19th century Times notice lauds Indiana Mineral Springs and Margnete Mineral Maal as curative waters. It urges readers to send addresses for a beautiful illustrated book and promotes advertising to augment resort appeal.
A garbled OCR fragment references varied topics including a ward, a Shach flap, Hhia paper tule weeks, medicinal products, and a London geological garden. It mentions a pioneer yard in northern region, a 1967 note about a town, dresses and furniture, a shop at 26 MW Water St, and a German town hall floor. The text is inconsistent and largely incomprehensible.
Fragmented OCR text describes excursion tickets and schedules for rail travel to Chicago and Washington area, with references to national bank building and varied dates in September. Mentions low fares, group bookings, and passenger services by a railway agent.
An ad promoting Beecuai’s Pills and a “Sterling Remedy Co” tobacco quit plan claims quick, guaranteed relief for nicotine addiction. It markets cures for coughs and chest issues, with prices and a $100 reward for non folk able to quit. The page cites Topeka and Colorado, mentioning various potions and a controversial health remedy industry.
Justice of the Peace George Wilkinson of Lowville Murray Co Minnesota records a deposition about a severe spring 1883 cold that settled on the lungs. He says one bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup broke up the cold night sweats and left him in good health.
An old advertisement extols Arto's German Covey and Krosty Deng as a universal cure for coughs and colds. It asserts immediate kidney and lung benefits, improved circulation, and harmless effects, urging readers to buy from Sylvan Renepy Co. of Peoria, IL.
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