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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
3
The article promotes Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as restorative for old age conditions. It claims benefits for poor circulation nervous system weakness and numbness and offers the product at 50 cents per box via dealers and Everson's Pharmacy in Buffalo New York.
T. N. Vanderveer an early Baraboo liveryman died Sunday at 10 45 am following a March illness caused by an overdose of headache tablets. Born in Delton 46 last July he lived 22 years in Baraboo and married Lizzie Lewis. Survived by Lizzie and sons Marion and John. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday from 719 Ash Street with M W A and Eagles escorts. burial in Baraboo cemetery.
Born to Mr and Mrs Ernest B True in Chicago on December 7 a son joins the True family. The note calls this a growing line of the Grandpa John M True lineage. Evenson's Pharmacy promotes a full range of Holiday perfumes and standard Tor Bottle products.
The Fur Store promotes new neck pieces jackets and coats with a Christmas gloves and mittens discount. Local visits include Herman Koeneke from Huron South Dakota and Charlie Diener from Wonewoc while Baraboo residents hear of a death and memorials for Cutler Moore. Community notes cover purchases at Fair store closing sale and social events including silver wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Hatch and a 50th birthday party for James A Stone.
Lyon & Healy released a large price reduced catalog of pianos including Steinway Weber Krakauer Washburn Sterling and Huntington models. Many instruments are lightly used from showrooms or artist studios with extremely low prices and options for monthly payments at six percent interest.
The article recounts a superstition linking the hazel tree to divining rods used by medieval alchemists. It describes belief in hidden treasure guidance, locating runaway servants and criminals, finding underground springs, and protection against lightning through absolute faith in the rod of Jacob, a hazel branch.
Brandreth's Pills are touted as a universal health aid that cleanses the stomach and bowels, stimulates kidneys and liver, and purifies the blood. The text claims they are a purely vegetable laxative tonic used by all ages and available in most drug stores in plain or sugar-coated forms.
The DenverRepublican laments a new balloon fanatic who scorns riding and walking and boasts Santos-Dumont like knowledge. The poet mocks his gas bag pride, predicts a perilous crash, and fears a downward swoop when winds fail the balloonatic.
A writer argues readers profit from Hoard’s Dairyman, citing a Minnesota Wisconsin census showing profits higher by up to six dollars per cow for readers. Prof McKay notes successful dairymen are readers. A simple mail subscription offer asks farmers to send a dollar for a five month trial at Hoard’s Dairyman Fort Atkinson Wisconsin.
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the kidneys and tones the body. It asserts relief from ailments and pains in the loins and back, urging readers to use the product for improved health.
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