Dr. Jage’s Catarrh Remedy Promises Lasting Relief
The ad warns against experimenting with catarrh and claims Dr. Jage's Catarrh Remedy offers permanent love and relief, portraying a safe, proven solution for persistent nasal and throat troubles.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1892
Page
7
The ad warns against experimenting with catarrh and claims Dr. Jage's Catarrh Remedy offers permanent love and relief, portraying a safe, proven solution for persistent nasal and throat troubles.
A Quaker mother counsels Ezra Minton over love and duty as Eveline Galverly faces a troubled engagement. Ezra’s departure, Mary’s guidance, and a lottery scare test loyalties, ending with reconciliation and a hopeful plan for a quiet future.
Fragmentary text describes Japanese women and their expression and calm demeanor. The source hints at a cultural note on beauty and serenity but offers no concrete events or individuals.
A survey of tales from Rouen and other places recounts giants and remarkable remains. The article cites Gorapus the surgeon examining a Swedish youth, Guaiabra the whale hunter, Tynum of Eugene II, and Ferrogua tied to Charlemagne legends, with bones and teeth described in dramatic detail. It concludes with remarks on ancient giants and a tongue-in-cheek reflection on love and poetry.
The report cites General Weaver's first public remarks in Waycross on September 20 where he defended his record and rejected charges of brutality. He criticized critics as false and attempted to clarify his actions while noting supporters and tensions at the event.
Prof Silvanus Thorsen coats a copper wire with an ultrathin alio layer applied electrically. The wire sinks slowly into the air when held upright, and the coating can be repeated. Resulting wire becomes denser yet poorer as an electrical conductor.
A jumbled collection of misread OCR lines includes travel fare notes, agent addresses for Chicago and St Paul, a Spain population statistic, drug advertisements, medical claims, and a swordfish incident. The readable elements are sparse and do not form a coherent news item.
A Springfield man reports his wife used August Flower for sick headache and heart palpitations with immediate relief after years of physician care in Boston and elsewhere. He endorses the remedy highly, noting remarkable improvement.
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