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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
4
The ad touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure to revitalize nerve cells with rich blood elements. It claims gradual health restoration over weeks or months and highlights improved complexion energy and movement. Sold 50 cents a box at dealers and Evenson's Pharmacy Buffalo NY.
The Baraboo News notes gambling resumes in LaCrosse despite a lid that failed. President Elliott says football amounts to nothing yet doctors and undertakers profit from it. A recent cold wave hit Washington as Senators LaFollette and Spooner crossed the White House steps.
Mrs. Storer and Mr. Roosevelt clash as they claim the Storers are falsifiers. The dispute unfolds through statements attributed to Secretary of State Root, presenting a charged public confrontation.
A two column roast letter from Theodore Roosevelt is addressed to Elihu, noting it should reach all press agencies if Elihu is too busy to read it himself. The missive implies effect on the Storers and public response.
The article argues that distrust of trusts grows as ships funded by subsidies are pushed through Congress. It contrasts anti invasion fears with concern over the ship trust seeking government aid while Japanese actions are downplayed. The piece implies public money should not be diverted to private subsidies.
F N Getchell of 412 Sixth street walked out today after a timber fell on him while working on the Ruhland building. Matthew Leiser is reported to be very low.
Katherine Schreiber and Christ Huber wed last Wednesday at Greenfield home of Mr. and Mrs. L Schreiber. Rev S Munneke officiated as guests praised the couple and their families presented gifts. The wedding march was played by W A Schreiber. couple to reside in Sumpter after January 1.
Mrs Amy Langdon Grube plans a Green Bay visit with her sister Mrs Cahill to oversee Bon Ton millinery duties. Baraboo merchants prep for holiday trade as naturalization law details surface and quirky local anecdotes unfold alongside notes on new incandescent lamp research.
Willis T. Morgan a retired U. S. A. commissary sergeant from Concord New Hampshire cites two tours in Cuba and two in the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for keeping him in perfect health. The ad says it is the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial trouble and all lung diseases and is guaranteed at Fisher Bros. druggists.
Rev F P Popp of Ableman and Mrs Emma Walsh of Chicago visited Baraboo area towns. About sixty Eastern Stars from Baraboo and Reedsburg attended Lodi chapter hospitality. City schools closed for holiday vacation and post office rents moved to advance payment. Emma C Mertzke spoke on Ibsen with Clara Runge leading a Brand discussion. First club meeting after holidays slated for January 8 led by Mrs Lewis.
A fruit discovered near the Gulf of Guinea in Africa purportedly changes the flavor of acids to sweetness. An official notes its effectiveness after a quinine dose and says a lemon sucked within hours of eating it has its acid taste counteracted. The fruit resembles a small plum with a seed nestled in soft pulp containing the sweetening property.
Lyon & Healy of Chicago offers a large roomful of used Steinway uprights in varied conditions and finishes. Some are refurbished and priced near regular, others near new with modest discounts. Cash or easy monthly plans available. freight is nominal. All items fully guaranteed. send a letter to 10 Adams St., Chicago for details.
A Waco area feature profiles Brock of Valley Mills who, age 117, swears by Dr. Hartman’s Peruna as the key to his long health. He recalls witnessing 22 presidents and surviving la grippe with the remedy. He praises Peruna for climate adaptation, appetite, and blood circulation.
A twelve year old girl and a ten year old boy rehearse a family scene in a London street. The girl instructs Bobby to wait at a corner until summoned to help with dinner chores. He questions why he should come home drunk on Saturday.
A witty exchange shows a polite editor asking a poet to abandon earthly aims. The editor sighs that his remark was a gentle wish for the poet to rise above the ground.
The Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel reports strong demand for The Illustrated Sunday Magazine with a wideWisconsin readership. Circulation has increased, and the feature appeals to all ages and classes. Readers are urged to subscribe through newsdealer or newsboy.
Special notice explains Christmas and New Year editions move to Monday December 24 and Monday December 31 to allow holiday enjoyment. Correspondents urged to mail early, especially rural route letters, with short items and a second notice by telephone if near Baraboo. Advertisers asked to send copy promptly to ensure insertion.
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