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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
8
Friday reports show the Y M C A team defeated the First ward by 21 to 18 in a baseball game this afternoon. Several social notes follow including visits, travel, and family events around Evansville and Madison.
Professor Mitchell testifies before a Congressional committee that alum baking powders leave deleterious impurities in foods. He says ordinary cooking leaves soluble alum in the food, a view echoed by Professor Schweitzer after bread experiments. The consensus warns housewives to avoid alum powders due to potential harm.
A pastiche of vignettes recalls churchgoing and family rituals. Pat McGuire jokes about naturalization at the donation box while others recount childhood Sundays, a tombstone inscription, a clove tucked in a handkerchief, and a quiet reflection on modern churchgoing.
Juneau and Sauk counties organize an educational trip with two train options leaving Eloy and Reedsburg at 7 30 A M for Madison arrival 9 30 or 9 00 A M. Round trip rates range from 75 cents to 1 50 with lunch to carry and souvenir badges sold. Officials offer full day outline through dodgers from teachers county superintendent and station agents.
A. E. Wickus enhanced his South Side residence by installing a sewer connection and adding a bathroom, boosting comfort and convenience in the home.
The article argues that Egyptian civilization appeared fully formed without archaic infancy and may have derived from a vanished source. It highlights Menes, Nile engineering, Labyrinth by Herodotus, Karnak Temple, pyramids, Memphis, Thebes, Heliopolis, sphinx, obelisks, and monuments as evidence of advanced science and culture.
Advertisement-style notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine to rid the body of humors and improve complexion while claiming it is the cheapest option.
The narrator recounts a Toledo Summit Street encounter with a “Cross-Roader” and a pair of grafters who via the Top and Bottom game try to fleece him. He recognizes the rack, exposes the con, and exits with the five dollars he initially offered to lose.
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