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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
4
A mixed-list item: biscuits made with Royal Baking Powder. local comments on whisky versus opium. death of F Wright at Waunakee. funeral Friday. Reports on Ira Cooper family, a Baraboo burn incident involving Peter Brazil, Mendota hospital notes, and other small notices. Also brief ads and local interest notes about residents and medical cures.
J Hoppe returns from Chicago. Mrs George Cook and son visit Madison for Mr Cook in sanitarium. Mrs Margarete Von Wald goes to Chicago to aid sister ill with permonis. Fisher Cough Syrup 25 and 50 cents. Dr and Mrs Sayles host H Sayles and Mr and Mrs L Sheldon. visit Hillsboro. Hattie Zunker knits 1000 dozen mittens in February at Portage Hosiery Co. Ida Wiedenkopf visits Portage. Frank Worthman to Nor walk. F J Downie moves to city. works at Erswell Melzl McGann. About 30 Baraboo Eagles and half that from Madison form new eyrie at Reedsburg with banquet and officers elected. Moler Barber College Chicago offers solid barber training with scholarship, tools, board, and positions. Exchange on deceased citizen recalls Ten Per Cent demised yet generous.
Advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism and related pains and urges readers to ensure they buy only Hood's. The copy centers on relief from lameness aches and pains with the product name repeated as a guarantee of authenticity.
T F Risley is in Chicago buying goods. Mrs Lizzie Steinbrink of North Freedom visited Baraboo yesterday returning home this morning. Mr and Mrs H C Koester of Reedsburg were in Baraboo today. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a remedy. Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea promoted as preventive. Harvey Ames withdrew his complaint about abusive language against R E Duke. hearing did not occur as scheduled. Mrs A R Smith traveled to Chicago with her sister-in-law Mrs Sadie Canfield of Sparta.
Baraboo resident Mrs. Edwin Barstow testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills gave her relief from kidney and back pain after suffering illness. She notes usage at Evenson’s Pharmacy and endorses the remedy as effective, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
Advertisement asserts blood circulates through the heart every two minutes in a healthy person and links irregular circulation to illness. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to purify the blood, implying improved health as a consequence.
Advertises sale of Milwaukee Weekly Sentinel Chicago Inter Ocean and Three Times A Week from New York World at set prices. Remittance to THE News Baraboo Wisconsin. samples available upon request.
Mrs Carrie Askey of Cumberland Wyoming endured over a year of sore throat and constant coughing until using Warner's White Wine of Tar. She reports she has not lost a night’s sleep since. Sold by J B Donovan & Co Baraboo Wisconsin.
Fisher's carbon salve is claimed to cure Mrs. Lillie Iverson of Madison who is visiting relatives in the city. The item also lists Miss Nellie Stackhouse, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stackhouse, and Miss Minnie Bartz visiting relatives in Madison Milwaukee and Chicago, plus Willie Matson killed by a train near Shepherds. The Baraboo Valley I O O F marks its 87th anniversary in Reedsburg on March 26. Dean's Regulats touted as a laxative alternative. Nettie Heindal returns to Milwaukee after two weeks with her sister Lafferty.
An advertisement for Dr E Detchen's anti diuretic claims to cure bedwetting and nighttime incontinence in both children and adults. It states the product arrests the trouble at once and is sold for 1 dollar by Fisher Bros. Druggists in Baraboo Wisconsin.
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