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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1904
Page
4
An English automobile paper argues roads could stay permanently damp with strong calcium chloride or magnesium chloride solutions, claiming lower cost and no oil odors. Also notices fur buyers seek hides. highest price paid at the Fur Store, G. A. Briggs.
A quoted exchange during lunch reveals Bonwit recounting a mutual friend’s drinking habits with Bonwit noting a friend who may still drink as much as before. An ad touts Fisher's Health Restorer for digestive illnesses priced at 50c and $1 per bottle.
The ameer advances reforms with women doctors in Cabul and uses electric power in his gun factory. An accompanying ad touts Fisher's Cough Syrup promising cure for a cough at 25 and 50 cents per bottle.
A brief quotation reflecting on charity and selflessness attributed to Dickens. It contrasts the value of helping others with personal frittering time.
For the medicine chest or side board I W Harper Whiskey is pre eminent the family whiskey none better. Sold by Fred Tobler.
In Oakham England a historic custom requires every visiting peer to leave a horseshoe or equivalent token to be placed in the castle, reflecting a long standing tradition of hospitality and heraldic ritual. The practice dates from a bygone era and remains a noted feature of the town’s heritage.
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion is advertised to cure itch in 380 minutes. The product is sold by Fisher Bros. druggists, Karaboo, Wisconsin, claiming reliable results with no failure.
A brief note from the Atchison Globe criticizes a husband for feeling his wife overstepping when she boasts to guests about not giving him away. The piece mocks the idea of a wife being judged for accepting a rocking chair gift in social settings.
A 75 cent portion of iron ore yields different values after processing. Bar iron sells for $5, horseshoes for $10, table knives $180, needles $6,800, fancy buttons about $20,000, watch springs ten times buttons, and hair springs $460,000. These figures illustrate varying material value from ore to diverse products.
The ad touts Scott's Emulsion as a mixed food that promotes flesh blood and muscle through cod liver oil and supports bone and brain with lime and soda. It claims the product is the standard science based nourishment for children who are thin weak or anemic.
The coroner questions Miss Alice Cora Tuttle as testimony reveals ties to Veronica Jeffrey and Mr. Jeffrey. Evidence includes a ribbon bow, a note in a book, and a pistol test while scenes reveal family ties and hidden motives in the case of doubtful death by own action.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by 新 Great South American Kidney Count. Remarkable prompt relief of pain and urinary retention in both sexes. Sold by Fisher Bros Druggists Birabo Wisconsin.
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