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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1907
Page
8
A cryptic claim describes a veterinary remedy for horses cattle dogs cats poultry. It asserts direct administration with no delay and mentions several oddly phrased agent names and practitioners. The text lacks verifiable details or clear disease or treatment specifics.
The Marshfield Times notes Captain Roger Sterne father of the author of Tristram Shandy. Sterne’s regimenting life at Gibraltar and Jamaica shaped the gentle yet shifty Uncle Toby portrait. The father’s kindly nature and simple honesty are cited as the root of the character’s creation and charm.
London World speculates on reincarnation theories explaining sex change across lives. It suggests souls switch gender in rebirth, accounting for feminist stereotypes and cross‑gender behavior, with supposedly equal outcomes in the long run.
An ornithologist notes a male rhea incubates and hatches young in a desolate nest. Days before hatching he ejects eggs to the sun and air, causing them to crack. In a day the hatchlings emerge and feed on worms, a nutrient rich diet ensuring newborns thrive.
A fragmented historical notice discusses Garrick as author of various verses and epigrams. It references a line praising Goldsmith and hints Garrick’s prominence among early commentators. The passage carries period tone and names, but the text is largely fragmentary.
The Brockton Times notes habit shapes conduct more than any motive. Repeatedly performing acts in a set way hardens into an unseen master, guiding choices until breaking the pattern becomes nearly impossible.
A brief stage exchange shows Mand asking if George regrets marrying her and George replying he does not. He says he pities the nice girls he cannot marry, while Mand expresses shock at his remark. The back and forth reveals their focus on romance and sacrifice.
The text argues happiness cannot be found by making pleasure a profession nor by necking. It asserts happiness is a reflex outcome from doing noble things, implying true joy comes from virtuous action rather than pursuit of pleasure.
A clumsy tale describes a master teaching youngsters adages. A quick witted boy interjects with bird and weather phrases, revealing how children imitate and improvise in conversation.
In a settlement a school is started for the children with a promised tuition from the daughter of a visiting man. Rustling rises, a schoolteacher investigates a traitor, a gunfight erupts, and two men are nearly executed before the sheriff arrives and reveals the traitor as Regan, the boss thief's daughter.
A London Queen tale notes a butcher’s son struggles with fractions. The teacher asks a hypothetical: if a customer needs five pounds of meat but only four are available, the boy suggests keeping his hand on the meat while weighing.
Mrs Fannie Connor of Rural Route 1 Georgetown Tennessee credits Dr King s New Discovery with stopping a cough and restoring weak lungs after pneumonia damaged her lungs. The ad claims it is the only remedy that worked when others failed and offers an 0c and 1.00 trial bottle free. The piece ends with a Princeton Tiger quote about powers in the examination hall.
A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell NY recounts near death from indigestion and debility but credits Electric Hitters with restoring health and enabling him to resume business as before. The testimonial promotes Electric Hitters as a guaranteed tonic from Sexton Bros, druggists.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas faced blood poisoning and a leg threat from a spider bite. After applying Bucklen's Amica Salve, his sores began to heal quickly and four boxes cured them entirely. Available for 23 cents at Sexton Bros. drug wish.
A terse notice suggests using a wife to teleph or teleneighbor to spread news as a practical, limited method of communication. The message emphasizes simplicity over extended labor in relaying information.
An assortment of anecdotal claims includes a skin salve for eczema and itching, a tobacco ad, cold cure tablets named Preventics with a mailing offer, and a brief dialogue about language ability. The fragmentary text showcases mixed medicinal, consumer, and linguistic content from an early 20th century page.
Advice highlights that most appendicitis cases stem from constipation and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild remedy to stimulate liver and bowels. It claims the product does not nauseate or gripe and urges refusing substitutes from Sexton Bros.
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