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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
4
In a flower-filled room Ruggles confronts Letty Lane about Dan Blair’s future. Letty, torn between love and ambition, claims devotion yet weighs a dramatic bargain. Ruggles reveals a mine stake and offers marriage or shared wealth, while Letty weighs giving up Dan to preserve his future.
New revised up to date guide answers many delicate questions women may have. It covers health and wellness topics aimed at both single and married readers.
The piece recalls a Memorial Day program honoring Civil War veterans led by D. J. Johnson as marshal. It extols the patriotism of Union and Confederate servicemen, notes wartime sacrifices by soldiers and their mothers, and reflects on citizenship and national renewal through liberty and unity.
The ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as preventing eruptions and blemishes for famous actresses and the public. It claims eczema, salt rheum, eczema and skin irritations vanish, and that the salve also heals chapped hands, burns, cuts, bruises and piles. Fisher Bros sells it for 25 cents.
Tom Moriarity, 50, section hand, was found dead on a Tomah railroad track after being struck by a train while intoxicated and carrying a small jug. Ben Nelson, 70, a Swede, was found hanged in a Tomah barn, described as educated and multilingual, but the death not deemed self inflicted. he had slipped while drunk.
Anton Wolkowski is detained at the county jail after work as rain and hail storms linger. Authorities say he slept in a meadow during a hail event the night L. Kaufman was killed at Devils Lake, and to prevent further trouble, he will be allowed to sleep at the jail for a couple of weeks or until the season of hailstorms ends.
An advertising fragment touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as a radical cure for a feline themed ailment described as a catarah of the nave throat stomach bowels and delicate organs with dramatic health claims.
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