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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
10
A vintage ad touts Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as a germ killer for teeth and gums. It claims to whiten teeth, prevent decay, and reduce dentist bills, recommending a rinse and brushing with the product sold by The Paxton Toilet Co and at druggists.
A fragment from a Stray Storlad item features a landlady praising a boarder for honesty and a passerby remarking that honesty is visible even on the front of the establishment. The exchange underscores character amid a lodging scene.
The notice urges local farmers and families to join a program to improve English-speaking agricultural communities. It invites participation in a prosperity test and stresses benefits for children. Written by Com pauisetower, Board of Trade, Saskatoon Saskatchewan Western Canada.
A fragmented dialogue features references to Alfay-T and Tom Immeneciy, with lines about self-promotion and a knight under a thousand. The tone is cryptic and dialogic, lacking clear context or identifiable events, individuals, or organizations.
A garbled OCR style item parodies notable quotes and advertises Garfield Tea as a mild laxative for liver stomach and bowels. Confusing fragments mention John Oliver Hobbes La Fontaine and Triology. Read as a quirky historical clipping with misread names and phrases.
In a crowded city hotel a drunken Howard wakes to find his classmate Underwood dead from a gunshot. A shaken crowd watches Capt Clinton seize Howard as a suspect while the police raid the scene, turning the incident into a sensational case.
Howard Jeffries, a banker's son at Yale, falls under the influence of Robert Underwood. A former college chum proposes a risky scheme demanding cash, leading to debt, deception, and Underwood’s coercion. Howard’s finances collapse as he seeks work and aid from Mrs Jeffries.
Underwood confronts Alicia after threatening her with violence then contemplates suicide. He recalls a ruined life, sees his past and moral decline, and debates ending it all with the pistol as Howard sleeps nearby, shadows of fate closing in.
Goward wakes to a revolver blast and a crash in Robert Underwood s apartment. Howard, disoriented, recalls seeking a $5 000 loan from Underwood before the events led to him falling asleep as Underwood drank and chaos ensued.
New York physicians report remarkable results from epilepsy treatment at the Waterman Institute. Many cases improved or cured. patients urged to request the remedy at 129 East 25th Street New York.
Dr J S Slack, the English food expert, urged two meals daily with an occasional feast as the secret of health. A diner mocked the ease by ordering a soft boiled egg prepared intensely, prompting the waiter to take the egg to the kitchen for grilling after the patron instructed to wring its neck.
A fragmented passage contrasts a Mabel figure with a football player motif and a cryptic line about a pact and a poet sea. The text hints at a dramatic clash between poetic craft and athletic imagery. No clear event or names emerge.
A nervous man asks why Japan has not yet attacked, while a calm official suggests they await further strategic guidance from military analysts. The exchange highlights confidence and unease within wartime leadership as tensions rise.
A reader from Graniteville testifies to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring health during the change of life. The letter praises its effects on nervousness and related symptoms after more than 30 years of use and invites other sick women to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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