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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1907
Page
9
A Kansas City social leader, member of the National Annuity Association, recounts health decline at age about 40 and says three months of Peruna restored her health and social standing. She attributes nervous breakdowns to society strain and endorses Peruna as protective.
Former Milwaukee alderman William Murphy must serve a one year term in the Milwaukee house of correction after being convicted on four counts of accepting an $80 bribe from the Davis Brothers Manufacturing Company. He has already served eight months, but an appeals ruling means that time will not count toward the sentence.
Mrs NeMie Smith of Sebec raises a tame two year old deer given by Jumberman. The animal, never wild, roams the yard and sleeps in a stable on cold nights. The piece notes growing child interest in collecting objects and saving for future value. Japan exports copper rise to over $11 million in refined copper shipments.
Yale professor William Lyon Phelps told a New Haven chamber tale about a hard drinker guided to eat whenever he craved a drink. The habit stuck, leading to a comic misunderstanding when he believed a man in 153 had shot himself and demanded ham and egg sandwiches.
An article promotes a home made blood cleansing drink called Blood-Cleaning Time common in April. It lists Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparina with instructions to mix and take one teaspoon after meals and at bedtime. It claims a week's use improves skin sores pimples boils and helps rheumatism catarrh kidney and bladder issues.
Comedian Raymond Hitchcock, after a day at the races in New Orleans, accepted a stranger’s plea for fare to Vancouver. Hitchcock offered money discreetly, while the unseen fan umbrellas the tale of luck and misfortune as Harper’s Weekly notes.
Veteran B Frank Doremus of Indianapolis recounts kidney trouble from military service. Severe headaches dizziness sleeplessness and dropsy led to weight loss and a swollen leg. doctors considered amputation. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the swelling reduced the urine normalized and pains disappeared. He has remained well for nine years. Sold by dealers 50 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A London News writer argues private property lacks full social support and notes that popular songs and ballads celebrate robber figures like Robin Hood Turpin and Sheppard as heroes. He says modern literature that appeals to the masses often romanticizes theft and portrays robbers as noble, not villainous, due to perceived inequities in wealth.
A reader from Tock House, Biileford, North Devon, endorses Postum Food Coffee after thirty years of coffee caused indigestion and sleeplessness. He reports three weeks of proper preparation, no indigestion or heartburn, better digestion, and restful sleep. Family usage confirms the beverage’s appeal and aroma.
Mrs. Egbert Sholaoa of Woodville Connecticut reports her one and a half year old son suffered terrible sores turning him skeletal and immobile. After applying Cutleura Soap and Ointment for two months the child recovered with no further health issues. April 22, 1903.
A fragment from the London Daily Mail quotes a request to a Peking trading firm. The message asks for pieces of an unspecified item, noting the Chinese calendar as impressive and colossal in connection with it. The writer expresses anxiety over a threat of money.
An Ohio man is said near death from blood poisoning caused by henpecking, a notion noted as queer by the Wabaunsee Tribune. The piece observes many men in Eskridze repeatedly hen pecked yearly, yet no poisoning has occurred.
A collage of 19th century ad snippets appears with colored floorspeck dyes from Putnam and Haens, herbal tonics, and Allen’s Foot-Ease, plus a notice listing jurors for the April term in Franklin County including Button Hanty Carl Lord Dyer Cook and Pear.
English shipbuilding notes claim England added more than two million tons to its registry of steamers and sailing vessels last year. Experts wonder if this surge reflects trade conditions or market overextension.
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