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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1909
Page
12
A 19th century style editorial urges lavish spending on art and decoration by the wealthy while praising Dr Shoop Health Coffee and Restorative. It promotes a No Drip coffee strainer coupon from Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin and a free book on health coffee. Sexton Bros advertises the Restorative as addressing weak stomach and nerves.
An older devotional style note extols beauty and love with Sidney era language and shifts to a veterinary style medical advertisement for Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy. It claims rheumatic poisons are driven from blood by squid or tablet forms and offers a free book and test samples from Racine Wisconsin without payment.
A garbled note discusses parental concern and guidance as a nation faces a child nicknamed Kid. It references St. Levis as lost and mentions disputes around names and roles in a broad, non-specific political or social context.
Read the plain formula on the box of Pink Pain Tablets and ask your doctor if there is a better one. Pain means congestion and blood pressure somewhere. Dr Shoop s Pink Pain Tablets claim to check head pains womanly pains and pain anywhere. Try one and seat 20 for 5c sold by Sexton Bros.
The Mennonites trace origins to four lacets of Dutch Flemish and German Ramists and are named after Menno Simons, a Catholic priest who became Anabaptist leader. Simons was born in 1496 and died in 1561, with later writings like High Trop Ghelstian Reilet appearing before his death. After the leadership's death the sect fractured and creed divisions followed.
A vintage advertisement touts Vinol as a cure for chronic coughs colds and bronchitis after other remedies fail. It cites testimonials from A H Wilde of Minneapolis and another Minnesota resident, praising Vinol’s cod liver oil tonic as a strength builder for the elderly and weak, with a claim of complete relief after several bottles.
Tom Buxton notices a beautiful woman in a large hat on a parlor car. They exchange glances, flirt, and speculate on her face as weeks while a divorce looms. Eventually they admit interest and jokingly propose a honeymoon trip as a newly married pair.
Bethel reports maples weather and syrup time with residents Mr and Mrs Andrus back near the Academy. Emma Barker of Washara County visits parents Mr and Mrs Stephen Brigham, while Walter Jennings and Peter Sorensen return home near Tomah. Eld Thurston preaches at Bethel church on missionary work in Canada. Rev 22:12 verse quoted. Mrs Norah Harvey returns from Janesville with Ruth to Mrs Foote’s rooms. Jonz Lamprecht dies suddenly. funeral plans unknown. Richfield town officers election passes quietly. license vote approved, bridge vote failed. Richfield to Rock on Yellow River mail route altered with circuit detour and route order reversed. Florence Putnam wed George Brigham in Oshkosh. Brighams reside west of Bethel and both couple admired locally.
Grand Rapids jury commission drew May term jurors at a Wednesday meeting. Listed are residents from Grand Rapids City and nearby towns including Wm Burns Nate Anderson Emmet McCarthy Chas Kellogg Wm A Rowland Emery Baldwin John Arpin Dexter Paul Dabms Rock Willie Haertel H P Hansen Remington James Casey John McGlinn Richfield Wa Dohm John E Gadson Geo Baxter William Mann William Schmuehl Rudolph William Karth Albert Hamm Arpin Clifford Binett John Graham A J Cowell Seneca George Firman Sigel Peter Schuetz Julius Heiser John Granger Mike Krings Chas Schnitzer Ed B Chapin Grand Rapids John Liebe Sherry Osidas Leroux Pittsville City H C McCoy Marshfield City Julius Hansen John Stierle William Britten Auburndale Village William Beran.
Resolutions from Marshfield Colony honor Walter Mason who died recently, noting him as a patriotic, esteemed member. The charter will be draped in mourning for ninety days, with copies sent to the bereaved family and a page set in memory in the colony records.
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