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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
5
The Baraboo News lists pricing terms including one year six months and three months options with a dollar sign and fifty cents, indicating rate details for readers.
An investigator reports 37 percent ham in a can of potted ham found during inspection. The discovery suggests a possible oversight in production or labeling.
Col. Bryan says he cannot sit still for two years while President Roosevelt insists on rapid moves none the less. The dialogue underscores urgency in wartime policy and leadership pace.
Dispatches indicate Mr. Longworth shows signs of fatigue as he has been trying hard to understand some British jokes at his expense.
Tom Taggart asserts he did not operate a gambling establishment and seeks to identify the party who tipped off the police, aiming to clear his name and uncover the source of the accusation.
Citizens observe in several cities as authorities pursue prosecutions, drawing attention to the issue and fueling public interest in the civic process.
The Bristol Courier argues the town needs industries but not ones employing women and girls, suggesting a town already with a father as the sole breadwinner is out of work.
A Kansas philosopher quips that every man should ask if he is a fool but forgets many are married and learn information without asking.
The National Bill Posters' Association stops posting pictures of the devil and continues displaying images of chorus girls who have been raising the devil, signaling a shift in their visual campaigns.
An old advertisement extols nerve energy as the body’s power source. It promotes Dr Miles Nervine to strengthen nerves, relieve nervous tension and insomnia, and claims immediate relief and renewed strength. Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana backs a money back guarantee for first bottle.
The passage notes a writer who has never faced rejection but pauses before sending a communication to the literary department of the Bryan Boomers, reflecting a cautious moment in his publishing process.
A report notes a surge of triplets in Texas and records Senator Bailey attempting to persuade listeners that the president's speeches lack value for the nation. The item reflects a political moment with local health anecdotes and national rhetoric.
Mrs Leslie Carter wed recently at age thirty in a marriage license record. Her son then confessed to being twenty six years old, creating an awkward public moment for the family.
A letter from Bristol New Hampshire notes M F Foley seeks State Senate nomination with incumbent Wiley also seeking re election. The writer declines candidacy due to health but endorses Foley and supports Sauk county agreement with Columbia county.
An item notes Thomas Baxter keeping apples from last year and a Thayer place crop still usable. Mrs. J S George reports moving from Shawano to New Richmond, with her husband a former Baraboo Democrat now foreman at the New Richmond News. Roosevelt appoints five army officers for German maneuvers in Silesia, including H C Schumm from Sauk City. An Illinois inventor, H W Vail of Macomb, proposes an automatic mail distributor using an electric trolley carrier with 75 to 100 compartments for rural delivery.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and urinary issues. It claims sediment in water signals trouble and touts cures for back pain, liver and bladder problems, with sample bottles and free literature offered by mail from Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York.
Mrs George Patterson and family travel to Janesville for the funeral of Patterson’s mother. The remains will be moved to Plattville tomorrow. Ed Bellows travels to Minnesota after his brother Sherman Bellows dies after long illness. Willie Berkedal, nine, tries to ride a cow and is thrown, breaking an arm and sustaining bruises.
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