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Newspaper
Osseo Eleva Journal
Location
Osseo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1896
Page
2
An OCR skim of a dated maritime scene hints at a maritime expedition, vessel names, and a lament for lost orders. It references a harvest inspection, a ship, and a court or audience with a somber tone, suggesting unresolved fates and thwarted progress.
An open letter laments public health decline and praises a supposed medical breakthrough. It touches on family illness, moral decay, and calls for action directed at leaders. The piece blends personal grievance with bold claims about medical progress and societal change.
A Roxbury Mass inventor claims a universal tonic cures humor, scrofula, lung pains, and liver issues. The testimonial notes hundreds of cases improved by one tablespoonful in water nightly, with no charge for deterrence, sold by all druggists and backed by a money back guarantee if remedies fail.
Fragmented report from Waterke Wisconsin and nearby cities covers tournament results and departing teams. Cryptic OCR notes mention fixtures, second teams and players, with scattered names and places, plus vague scores and events across multiple locations.
Appleton Mun Ma cen sees several attempts at arson and a struggle with a man named Woods. He tried to borrow a pistol and threatened to kill himself and a bystander. Police found Woods acting oddly, taken to a local hospital, and his career with the Western railway ends amid questions of mental collapse.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about car shipments, western routes, and state warehouses. Mentions of Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin areas imply a national supply squeeze. The garbled lines indicate an article on automotive shortages impacting deliveries and regional distribution during a week.
A severe storm struck Superior Wisconsin on June 27 causing damaged plate windows and challenging harbor operations. Several boats capsized, with two men rescued after lengthy efforts, and fears of more vessels unsettled in the bay as crews searched for other dangers. In Lagrange Wisconsin, a separate note reports gray wolves spotted near highways with bounty offerings.
A yacht sank on Shawan Lake during an outing near Shawano Wisconsin on June 2 killing six aboard. Ten survivors clung to the overturned hull for five hours before rescue. The party included Mrs Alberst M and Mrs Herman Deackray among others. search efforts continued as winds delayed recovery.
A tragic accident near Printeton Wisconsin on June 26 left three boys hurt and one dead. Charles Tilinger and his son were among injured after a breech loading shotgun misfired while the boys handled a cartridge. The blast caused severe head injuries to Ivins and another boy, with one casualty later dying in the evening.
A fragmented Saint Louis Republic excerpt discusses herbal and nonspecific health remedies including Hosteller's Stomael Vi and other products. It mentions family needs, relief for rheumatism, and digestive issues, alongside false marketing tones about insect populations and pest control, with historical ad-like language.
Wisconsin patent notices reported for the week by Erwin Wheeler and Wheeler, Milwaukee attorneys. Inventors include Tooth of Waukesha, Koemener, Viagenui of La Crosse, Thies of Hueite, Holmes of Racine, and Palnes of Greenwood. Items mention adjustable carriage pole, lubricator, spring apron for sewing machines, chill coupling, and bard sawn.
Vidal, famed French sculptor, rose to prominence with landmark works while carving stone. His career spanned decades, shaping modern sculpture and influencing generations of artists.
In Leeds Center Maine Mrs. W. S. Francis, once gravely ill with nervous prostration and heart pain, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with full recovery. After two years of decline, she gained strength, resumed duties, and was even accepted as a good life insurance risk. Community members including Station Agent C A Foster report remarkable improvement after using the remedy.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle effective laxative for children and families, promising pleasant flavor soothing action and gratifying results, urging every family to keep a bottle on hand.
English shipbuilders propose abandoning the wine christening for launches. A new practice may replace the bottle with swift hints projected outward as the ship begins, symbolizing liberty and economy. The note also mentions influx of prospectors into Colorado’s Rastor river country chasing gold and silver valued at about 100 per ton.
An OCR fragment lists Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal use and 75 cent price, alongside assorted ad blurbs for soaps, tonics, and cures. Mentions Druggists, a Mrs Wimslow, teething relief, and various seemingly promotional claims with uncertain context and incomplete sentences.
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