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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
9
Baraboo weekly edition lists subscription options including three months six months and one year with pricing details and rates for unspecified periods.
The note reflects sharp humor about Washington state contestants winning a spelling bee and jokes about naming a versatile flying machine as hydro aero terreo plane. It frames a humorous contrast between skilled spellers and dreamers.
Unmarried voices argue that international marriages do not guarantee harmony between nations. They may worsen differences when young couples reside near older generations, highlighting social friction rooted in age and culture.
Authorities declare Uncle Sam will finish fortifications at Manila Bay and Corregidor Island as the finest in the world and nearly impregnable. The Panama Canal projects are expected to be completed this year, and critics are urged to act before winter.
The Baraboo Commercial club denounces opponents of the income tax bill and urges publicity to curb evil acts. It warns that towns risk losing institutions and that criticism helps expose and deter hard fisted obstructors.
Fleetwood Pa. woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength during menopause. The letter describes distressing symptoms and notes the remedy helped her avoid doctors' medicines. It urges others to follow the friend’s advice and publish the testimony. The ad promotes the compound as invigorating for nervous systems during this life change.
Milwaukee manufacturers protest to the legislature against repealing the Baker liquor law which bans saloons in residence districts and curbs moving establishments. Senator Shoguno warns brewers influence may harm the public, and Madison Journal says the move would set Wisconsin back ten years. The bill sits in the assembly.
A chatty railway car tale recalls Black and White trying to sell Brown a white horse to a green seller. Brown outsmarts them, takes all their money, leaving Black and White blue with embarrassment.
A physician treating a man for dyspepsia asks him to test a pickle at bedtime to gauge digestion overnight. The next day the patient reports it stayed put while awake but rolled off during sleep.
Portage beat Baraboo with unearned runs and a disputed umpire call shaping the game. Baraboo's Ryan opened scoring, Brennan added a two bagger for Baraboo, and Clark plus Cowles contributed later in the contest.
Instructions cover rhubarb preservation in fruit cans with juice. Bridgeport Cake recipe uses sugar butter milk eggs flour baking powder vanilla salt currants. sun-dried strawberry preserves method. Cabbage and Lettuce Dressing blends eggs mustard sugar butter vinegar and cream to a smooth sauce.
Portage 4 Baraboo 3 with Barnett doubling and later being ruled out after a controversial call. Dodge, Adams, and Clark produced the late momentum, but a disputed eighth inning decision helped Portage secure the win despite Baraboo’s nine hits.
A day with the Schultz family from Reedsburg and Caledonia members, Myrtle Hein and Mabel Summers guests in Okee and Madison relatives visit. Edward Vanderwool Sr and son return from Janesville. Caledonia road project completed under John Gay.
The column lists visits and travels of residents and guests across Baraboo Leland Greenfield Lodi Bara Boo Durwards Glen and surrounding areas. People mentioned include Alwin Williams Evangeline Swanson Cristina Meilke and Ethel Von Berg along with families such as the Dobratzs Rischs and Wolfs.
Mrs Mary H Frawley of Baraboo entertained about 80 ladies at her Jefferson Street home with a pink rose motif. Rooms featured La France kil ranneys and pink roses in every room while the luncheon centerpieces included eyelet lace and hand painted vases. Guests ranged through the living library and porch areas as Rev H P Jordan presided and hostesses assisted. A tangential note covers cemetery work and local visits by Portage and La Crosse residents. Miss McDonald and Esther Mueller are mentioned among returning or visiting locals.
Durwards Glen Children’s Day was observed at Greenfield Evangelical Church with many attendees from Baraboo. The event showcased community participation and religious activities aimed at youth.
La Valle Mrs. Ralph Sorge of Reedsburg spent a day with friends recently. The following teachers have been engaged for the next school year: Principal L. H. Woches, Assistant Miss Lucy Crogan of Galesville. Intermediate Miss Eva Thornton.
Beat 14 cups butter with 14 cups powdered sugar and 1 egg until creamy and smooth. Flavor and serve as a sauce, yielding a rich, glossy topping for desserts.
Baking guidance emphasizes gentle mixing with a knife or fork to keep pastry loose and flaky. It advises buttered pastry after baking, delaying fruit until serving, precise measuring, and cautions about altitude effects. The text extols Kk C Baking Powder and its reliable strength for consistent results across conditions.
Primary Miss Mary Giblin and other residents are described visiting relatives in Madison and nearby towns. The report lists travelers and visitors including Mr Overlein of Black River Falls, Mr Wahler, Miss Helen Thompson of Elroy, and Mrs Towne with her granddaughter, noting trips to Hudson and Reedsburg and plans to reside in Canada.
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