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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
10
Medical pill advertisement urging a single day cure for a cold with laxative action. Promotes Bromo Quinine tablets sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails. E W Groves signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents.
Westfield scenes show Wade and Cmds visiting relatives as Miss Long and Charles Long spend time on the South Side. Chicago visitors, moves, and minor remedies fill the page along with court actions and marriages.
Thursday reports list many Baraboo residents visiting relatives in Baraboo and surrounding towns. Names include Bertha Shaw Portage visiting Baraboo and John Osler returning from Milwaukee with others visiting Chicago and Oregon.
John Schurch recalls his 1862 near death with Sioux during a Minnesota camp attack. He was wounded multiple times, escaped captivity, and later became a Minneapolis businessman. His story ends with a note on a modern library book and parenting advice from a club meeting.
The Inter Se club held its last meeting with Mrs. John Newman on Tuesday afternoon. Members responded to roll call with current events. A picnic was planned for May 22 at Mrs. Wright's home. Mrs. Teel was elected president with Mrs. Adams as vice president, Mrs. Blakeslee as secretary, Mrs. Selleck as treasurer, and Mrs. Case as critic.
Governor Joseph R. Folk of Missouri will speak at the Monona Assembly on July 28. Next Tuesday the troving season opens, and Will Luther Ellis Price P McDonald and August Ziegler form a party to camp for a week in Adams County.
Mrs C C Apker and her son Robert visit Baraboo for a week with her mother Mrs M J Carpenter. Amos Johnson recovers from severe blood poisoning after a hand sliver losing forty pounds. Hon Thomas Baker of Prairie du Lac heals from an eye ulcer. he lost an eye but saved the other. District Attorney S H Cady, Sauk county native, aids Green Bay graft prosecutions and may pursue Congress.
Gab rielle E. Jacksons Mothers and Daughters was reviewed by Mrs. Case at the Twentieth Century Club. The book offers insights for mothers of both sons and daughters, stressing that daughters shape future generations and that guiding with love and dignity tests a parent. Practical tips include preserving backbone and will, giving reasons, and fortifying character.
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