Peruna’s Household Benefit Prompted by Mothers’ Testimonials
Letters from Mrs. F Brockman of Appleton and Mrs. J C Sterling of Norfolk praise Peruna as a trusted household remedy for catarrh and colds in children. Other users report relief for indigestion and coughs, crediting Peruna with curing or easing ailments without narcotics.
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F. Brockman
Meade Street
Appleton, Wis
Peruna
J. C. Sterling
Brown Avenue
Norfolk, Va
Meredith
Alfred
Perrna
Howard Andrew Sterner
Muddy Creek
Baraboo News Editors and Publishers Subscription Rates
Subscription prices listed: One year for 1.00 six months for 50c and three months for 25c. No further details provided.
Marine Band Gains Attention in Wisconsin
The Marine Band draws unprecedented notice in Wisconsin, attracting more attention than any other band and earning deserved acclaim.
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Marine Band
Wisconsin
Secretary Canfield Aims Gov Davidson Speak At Old Settlers Meet
If Secretary Canfield can secure Gov Davidson to speak at the Old Settlers gathering a large crowd is expected this year.
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Canfield
Fountain proposed for Baraboo courthouse park
Amid dull business as farmers busy with work a proposal emerges to beautify Baraboo with a fountain in the courthouse park funded by popular subscription. The suggestion is hailed as a good idea encouraging community involvement and civic improvement.
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Baraboo
Court House Park
Theme Coming Delights Viewers in Kentucky Rising
A pleasant anticipation spreads as a theme coming event is showcased in Kentucky with broad interest across many cities and eastern regions. The project draws attention for cultural appeal and regional reach.
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Kentucky
East
Baraboo Reunion Sparks Hope for Returning Residents
The passage suggests Baraboo could host a reunion to welcome back former residents. Such an event would draw hundreds eager to revisit the town and relive their early days.
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Baraboo
Justice and the flaws of the law in a fractured system
The essay laments unequal justice from harsh federal sentences for a child arsonist to long penalties for corporate embezzlers. It questions whether thousands of officials and firms escape accountability while the law seems arbitrary, arguing that absolute justice remains an idle dream.
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Oshkosh
United States
Hope for Justice Reform Mentioned in Milwaukee Journal
The Milwaukee Journal notes that in the execution of justice reforms might be achieved if the attempt were made. The editors express cautious optimism that change could occur with effort.
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Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin Senators Spooner and La Follette Embrace Vegetarian Diet
After a White House call Senator Spooner announced he is almost a vegetarian and Senator La Follette said he has renounced all meat. The two Wisconsin senators, once divided in views, are now seen as sharing a common dietary bond. Spooner says he may eat steak if needed but prefers a lighter diet.
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Spooner
Wisconsin
White House
la Follette
New York Tribune
Press Comment: Green Peas Are Artificially Colored
Chicago Tribune notes openly that those elegant green peas are colored artificially, a fact acknowledged amid public scrutiny of food coloring practices.
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Chicago Tribune
Wizard Burbank Aims to Perfect Plant Based Meat Look
The exchange questions whether Wizard Burbank must produce a cactus engineered to resemble meat in appearance and flavor. It suggests a focus on lab grown or plant based alternatives and consumer acceptance challenges for meat substitutes.
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Wizard Burbank
Underwear Converts to Minnow Net in a Pinch
A novelty mesh undergarment is described as versatile enough to serve as a makeshift minnow net when bait runs out, illustrating a quirky usage noted in the Rockford Register-Gazette.
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Rockford Register-Gazette
Chicago News. If he is a good business man Mr. Hearst should has
The fragment hints at a business perspective on William Randolph Hearst, suggesting market judgment of his abilities. It mentions Hearst and implies a evaluation of his enterprise sense without providing concrete events or outcomes.
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Chicago News
Hearst
Ten to Trade Presidency Chance for Bright Yellow Dog
A sentence notes a person willing to swap his 1908 presidential bid for a bright new yellow dog, illustrating a lighthearted political aside from the era.
Meating up with public distraction and Maxim Gorky
A Superior Telegram quips that meat packers distract the public from Maxim Gorky and laments that people cannot focus on more than one dirty mess at a time.
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Superior
Maxim Gorky
English Notice Sparks Curious Local Gossip
A curious English newspaper notice asks for the girl who helped a lady with a leg down a coal hole on Sunday afternoon between 3 and 4 o clock to call at a street address. The ambiguity about the lady and the other leg prompts humorous speculation.
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London
Street
Harper’s Weekly
Kenyon and Meisser Families Attend Payne Meisser Wedding
Mrs. S W Kenyon and two sons and John Meisser and daughter Irma attended the Payne Meisser wedding on Sauk Prairie Wednesday evening.
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S. W. Kenyon
John Meisser
Irma
Payne—Meisser
Sauk Prairie
Couple Marries in Baraboo Home Ceremony
Mr. Thomas McDonald of Chippewa Falls and Mrs. Jennie Martin of Baraboo were wed last night by Court Commissioner H. L. Halsted at Mrs. Mary Loomis’s home, 427 7th Ave. They will reside in Chippewa Falls where the groom works as a mechanic.
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Thomas McDonald
Chippewa Falls
Jennie Martin
Baraboo
H. L. Halsted
Mary Loomis
7Th Ave
Various Visits and Local Happenings Around Baraboo and Nearby
Mrs Emma Williams visits La Crosse while Mrs T Premo visits Reedsburg. Mrs P McDonald visits her Madison sister and Mrs David Goodsell returns from La Crosse. F C Peck and T Premo fished Mirror Lake. Mrs Joe Egerer and daughter travel to Chicago. Oscar Sandburg visits Madison relatives. Three new large passenger engines for Omaha road pass Baraboo. Mrs W B Hazeltine goes to Madison for an eye treatment. Attorney J M Hutchins of Melrose dies after a stroke. son of Rev Henry Hutchins, former Congregational pastor at Baraboo. Mr and Mrs E T Hill visit Baraboo. Hill's nephew Johnnie Schmidt to spend a month on the farm. Mrs Hill and son stay with her parents in Baraboo.
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Joe Egerer
Chicago
Oscar Sandburg
Madison
J. M. Hutchins
Melrose
Henry Hutchins
Congregational Church
Baraboo
E. T. Hill
Mr. Hill
Johnnie Schmidt
Teachers and travels linked to local scene
Miss June Burton closed her Sherman district school with a Devil's Lake picnic. Miss Mayme McMahon, Baraboo High School 1898 and U W 1902 graduate, leaves Mason City Iowa for a summer trip abroad starting June 30 sailing from Montreal on the Kensington through England Germany Switzerland France Holland and Belgium to end the voyage.
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June Burton
Sherman
Devil's Lake
Mayme McMahon
Baraboo
U. of W
Mason City
Iowa
Montreal
Kensington
England
Germany
Switzerland
France
Holland
Belgium
It Costs Nothing It Costs Nothing Or Oh To find out for a certainty
A health ad promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine for heart trouble with a customer testimony from Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio. The Miles Medical Co claims refund if the first bottle does not help and lists Elkhart Indiana as the company location.
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Feur
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Lillie Thomas
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Elkhart
Ind
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de Soto Street
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New Martinsville
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the Baraboo News
H. E. Cole
A. D. Dorsett
Dandruff
Ayer
5.C. Ayer Co
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J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mase
Sara
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Ark
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Brald
Edward
Judy
Emma Williams
la Crosse
Mrs. T. Premo
Reedsburg
Mrs. P. McDonald
David Goodsell
F. C. Peck
T. Premo
Mirror Lake
Omaha
Jesse Woodworth
Wyoming
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