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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1899
Page
7
A fragmentary review argues that beliefs about the eye reveal stubborn myths in medicine and literature. It cites variations on spectral visions, posthumous photography, retinal imaging, and the idea of eyes expressing emotion, noting inconsistencies and cultural persistence.
Ernest Austen of the British Museum discusses a world collection of mosquitoes to test malaria transmission. He asserts malaria is contracted from mosquito bites and that diseases in India are spread by parasites from bites. He calls for readers to send in specimens.
The readable passage mentions a vigor filled life plant and leaves on a worn wall with new growth, plus references to Chief Principles and health effects. It also includes garbled names and terms like Hostgtter SMH Biliars and dyspepsia.
Henry G. Hilted says he will contest his father's will unless the other beneficiary agrees to share with him. The note implies a dispute over inheritance and potential legal action.
A boiler explosion in Manistee, Michigan killed four people and injured three others. Police report four fatally hurt and three others with varying injuries as responders rushed to the scene. Local authorities launched an investigation into the incident.
Circulars promote Spancerian Business and Shorthand College Milwaukee offering training in business, shorthand, typewriting, and practical employable skills. Established 1867, ad claims no vacations and catalogs available by mail. Mentions legal dispute and various local notices amid mixed content.
Fragmentary text describes microbes causing fever and entry through mucous membranes. Mentions mucous trenches and tar entrance of possibly viral or bacterial seris. Observations suggest protective roles and preventive considerations in a medical context.
The author extols Canada's vast northern wilderness, urging readers to explore the upper Ottawa and Gatineau watersheds. He notes the beaver as a master builder and the moose as king of the woods, and compares the Ottawa and Gatineau as twin rivers from distant sources converging to a common destination. He highlights hunting proximity to rail lines and mentions the Algonquin Tawans living in primitive, annuity-free condition under dominion rule.
The article argues that despite hopes for in China, concession holders lack capital to fund vast railway projects. It notes investors fear political instability, calls attention to Pekin to Hankow line lagging, and observes that open doors persist while spheres of influence and foreign ports shift. It concludes that realities in Chinese affairs resemble prior predictions rather than drastic changes.
Rescue stories from the Brazos flood describe families clinging to floating homes, improvised landings, and brave salvations as waters surge and trains halt. In Baltimore, Chinamen honor the dead at a Chinese cemetery with offerings, incense, and ritual prayers, while bystanders scavenge incense sticks after ceremonies.
A Chicago firm at West Madison Street, established for 33 years, markets a vast catalog of household items to families. The company highlights fair dealing, trusted service, and extraordinary values as shown in its illustrated catalogue featuring gentlemen's overcoats and many useful articles.
A delegation of Chinamen visited Mt Olivet Cemetery yesterday afternoon. In front of onlookers they performed rites over Lao graves of their countrymen buried there and then proceeded to another site.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure painful feet and make new shoes fit. It claims instant relief from swelling, smarting and sweating, with trial offers and nationwide sales through druggists and shoe stores. A separate item notes a tailor shop burglary at Wansiu with $200 worth of clothing stolen.
A woman recounts severe monthly pains and a flood that nearly killed her. After medical failure, she used Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, reporting full recovery and improved health and appearance.
Mrs Mago A Bauwx of Weeton Pu eagant New Jersey says the Vegetable Compound helped her irregular menstruation. After two bottles she has been regular every month since and recommends the remedy to others.
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