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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
9
A garbled OCR excerpt shows stray phrases about reputation, generosity, and social scenes. It mentions helping a friend, a drink, and vague references to misfortune, credit, and prospects. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only disjointed fragments.
Mrs Hownard asks if Jorony received an Unbreakable toy. Mrs Barker confirms receiving it but notes he has broken everything else with it, illustrating the toy’s perilous charm in their household.
A Chicago mother plans a coming-out party for her son, described with vivid but humorous social detail. The piece muses on expectations, the strict social order, and the frenzy of society functions as the youth enters the glare of public life.
A vintage recipe list detailing cheese, sardine, Corona, celery and almond sandwiches plus beverages and sweets. Includes methods for filling, flavoring and serving with buttered bread, olives, pineapples, lilting punches and a range of nut and chocolate fillings.
Harmless bleaching advice warns against unnecessary use of chlorine bleach as it damages fabrics. It suggests chloride of lime as a cautious option, with steps to dissolve, soak, rinse, and blue fabrics for best results.
A simple meat pie method with chopped onion, wall spice, white pepper, and water simmered meat cut into two inch squares. Potatoes added, thickened with flour and parsley, then baked in a two-crust dish until brown in a moderate oven.
A method for cooking boiled rice is described. Wash the rice in several waters then drain in a colander. Rinse with faucet water, add rice slowly to boiling water and cook about fifteen minutes. Uncover and finish in the oven until all water evaporates for dry fluffy rice.
The article describes a speedy cookie-baking technique: roll the dough into a long one inch cylinder, cut into one inch slices, place two inches apart on the pan, and flatten slightly. The heat bakes the slices into round cockles with no extra dough to rework, offering a faster method.
A worn recounting of a daylight Easter gathering at a low frame cottage near Justing. Thirteen people including eight children attend an Easter egg hunt hosted by Janie and the grandfather. A heartfelt sermon by Grandpa Justing moves John Chappe and Miss Quix, framing Easter as spiritual renewal amidst poverty.
Fragmentary verse evokes spring’s return with renewed life and growth. The lines hint at leaves, rebirth, and a reverent mood as nature resurges under warmer days.
In a humorous scene the young man visits a home to fit mantles from the fay company. Formal hosts discuss tailoring needs and alterations while the guest spiritedly denies exotic origins, claiming common roots in Jigginges. The light drama captures social manners and shop talk in a quaint period voice.
A rural visitor tours Manhattan with a host who points out landmarks. They stop by the Municipal Lodging house where the host explains it is "one of New York's homes for cripples." The visitor asks what kind, and the host replies "Financial," as the car moves on.
Dr Roger H Dennett a noted New York specialist on child diseases warns against exposing children to contagious illnesses even for once He emphasizes that common childhood diseases like measles mumps or whooping cough carry a high death rate and should be avoided to protect young patients.
A brief quip notes the familiar tale of courtship turning sour as the couple drift apart. The speaker mocks the notion of lasting happiness, suggesting the path from good friends to married life often falters.
A vintage ad claims Paxtine tablets offer cheaper and better antiseptic relief than liquids and peroxide. It invites readers to buy 2b¢ a box or send for postpaid receipt of price from The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston, Mass.
A light household scene shows Mr Bacon declaring a plan to fix a morning mishap while Mrs Bacon frets over missing something. She suggests the problem lies in the lack of a needed item, and he insists he has tried everything available.
Antiseptic powder for tired tender feet sold in shoes. Claims to ease smarting swelling and aid walking. Package price 25 cents with free trial. Adds a regional address in Le Roy New York through an old time ad voice. The excerpt also features a weathered dialogue about a shutter between Mrs. Boggs and Wille.
An OCR fragment mixes product ads and stray lines promoting Cole Carboli salve for wounds and scars, Garfield Tea as nature s remedy for constipation, and various quips on diving depth and a mock ad for a Hayward or Groves product. The readable content hints at vintage patent medicine and quack advertising tone.
A Virginia woman recalls years of suffering during the Change of Life with hemorrhages back pain and fatigue. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports regained strength and ability to do heavy farm work, endorsing the remedy and inviting others to seek confidential advice from the company.
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