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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
8
A compilation of brief items mentions Ben Flickner returning home from Prairie du Lac, Lizzie Reuland traveling to Chicago, Miss Minnie Bartz visiting Madison, and Walter Hatch from Chicago visiting family in Baraboo. Revival meetings start Monday at Lyon's church and a German entertainment by the senior class is planned. Physicians and residents move between Madison, Milwaukee, Birch to Oak streets, and various locals attend events, weddings, and departures.
Shadow Town Co. sells Edison phonographs from ten dollars up with March records in stock. Credit offered to responsible buyers. Also offering moving picture machines and films. Located at 5th and Barker St. Baraboo Wis. Tel. 46.
Tom Pezzi a well known Green Harbor fish market man with the sign Tom Pezzi Forever on his roof is queried about his age. He removes his clay pipe and jokes he was born in 1702 or 1802 and says he does not know which. The tale comes from the Boston Herald and is a summer resort favorite among Brant Rock locals.
The undersigned guarantee refunds on 50c Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure cough or cold and offer a 25c bottle proving satisfaction with money refunds. Fisher Bros. J.B. Donovan & Co.
An Australian clergyman driving in Victoria halted when he saw a boy near a deep water hole. He warned him of the danger but the child said his brother was already in the water. The clergyman fished out the second boy just before he drowned.
A Sedalia Capital report recalls a Warrensburg Normal president who bans student phone calls yet answers the bell himself. A visiting girl calls unexpectedly during class, greeting him with a playful hello and the line This is the president leading to a humorous exchange that ends with a friendly greeting from the caller.
A writer in an eastern paper venerates a worn red damask tablecloth for evoking homey warmth and family tea times. The piece contrasts it with a cold white cloth and recalls grandma serving pie to the youngsters, a nostalgic memory of comfort.
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