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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
6
An ad explains mind and stomach link and promotes Mi o na as a guaranteed cure for stomach diseases except cancer. It claims lasting effects and that payment is due only if it cures, inviting readers to ask Fisher Bros for the guarantee with every 50 cent box.
David Higgins recalls Lawrence Barrett and John McCullough in a tiny Colorado theater where Richard III theater flies suffered as the two stars dueled. Facing cramped space, McCullough asked how to swing swords. Barrett told them to cut the scenery down, and the blow by blow wrecked the flies and wings.
Mary Elizabeth Bassett Kellogg, born Derby Connecticut March 3 1826, died February 17 1906 at Greenfield Wisconsin after a long illness of pneumonia. She married Chauncy Warner Kellogg October 4 1846 and moved to Wisconsin, leaving six children and six sisters and two brothers. Funeral February 19 at home conducted by Rev. Dr. Jones, burial Baraboo cemetery beside her husband.
Readers are urged that D D D prescription offers instant relief and long lasting cure for eczema and related skin diseases. Letters from across the country claim rapid improvement after applying a few drops then gradual cleansing of the skin. A free large sample bottle is offered to first time users at the D D D Company address in Chicago.
W H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont advocates Dr King's New Life Pills as essential next to a pension. He says they keep his family in splendid health and relieve headaches constipation and biliousness. 25c guaranteed at Fisher Bros. drug store.
The Brooklyn Times urges keeping family spirit alive through small gestures like flowers music or an extra dish for birthdays and anniversaries. It cautions that sentiment matters more than gifts, and that fostering these celebrations helps children value affection as they grow and face the wider world.
Phillipsburg Kansas resident Sam Kendall promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns boils sores wounds and more. The ad claims remedies for boils boils and other skin ailments and notes a 25 cent price at Fisher Bros. drug store with a guarantee.
A meditation on tact versus policy as distinct forces. Tact, born from the heart, seeks to spare feelings, while policy, driven by headstrong interests, risks selfish motives. Tact delivers truth gently without personal injury, acting as a humane foil to blunt dissent.
A Dutch custom signals births marriages and deaths by windmill positions. Marriage stops the wheel with slanted arms and unfurled sails. Births use a more acute slant with the top sails unfurled. Deaths furl sails and rotate to form an upright cross for the funeral period.
Excursion tickets available March 15 through 18 to Louisville on the Chicago & North Western Railway. Favorable return limits apply. Tickets sold to celebrate the American Bowling Congress. Apply at local agents.
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