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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1914
Page
7
A serialized stage note by Edward Marshall presents a moment from a George M. Cohen play starring Broadway and Jones. Photographs accompany scenes from the production, illustrating chosen moments as promotional material.
The tale follows Broadway Jones nicknamed Broadway as he leaves Jonesville for New York. He squanders a family fortune, faces debt, and must decide between selling the gum plant or defending the town and its workers. His choices entangle Josie Richards and Clara, while Wallace and Judge Spotswood influence the outcome as battles over control of the plant unfold.
A man ponders Broadway as a mystery while his partner questions his faith. He plans to become busy and self sufficient, hoping for success in business, and contemplates sending his butler away with something valuable.
Mrs. Gerard reveals she is engaged to the Earl of Cortland, asks Broadway to keep the secret, Rankin to become an earl, and assures a calm reconciliation after a tense ordeal.
Miss Rosa Seidl of Blenker Wisconsin died Saturday night after a brief illness with pneumonia. She was about forty and died at the home of her brother Lorenz Seidl, a leading local merchant. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at the Sherry Catholic church.
The Marshfield Telephone exchange announces a new directory compiled by Joseph Marx. It lists all Marshfield subscribers and rural lines including Hewitt Rozellville Lindsey with correct numbers.
Grippe pleurisy and pneumonia feared in season. Advice to drive last traces of grippe with Vinci cod liver and iron to restore strength. Testimonial from W. W. Lake Aberdeen Mississippi praising Vinci. money back guarantee if no benefit. Also Saxo Salve advertised for eczema of scalp. Sexton’s Prescription Store.
A patient endorses Dr. King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and lung troubles. The letter cites dramatic recoveries from pneumonia and urges readers to use the remedy to avoid medical bills.
John Sowatzke reports the birth of another mammoth colt on his farm east of the city. The birth weight was 180 pounds and in six years he has raised six colts, all good and sound, large pieces of horseflesh, according to the Fittsville Record.
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