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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
6
A woman once consumptive and nearly penniless revives life on a farm through resourcefulness and micro economies. She details growing stock, selling apples and pigs, renting land, and building a stable home while crediting open air, purpose, and mindset as key to overcoming tuberculosis. The piece urges readers to pursue purposeful care of a young project to beat despair.
The Vesper Wood Manufacturing Company donated No. 12 Golden Glow seed corn for Wood county contest participants. One ear awarded to each contestant. The firm, maker of the Open Door silo, reports growing success and self tightening hoops as a noted feature.
Washington correspondent Judson C Welliver reports on a question whether President Wilson and William Jennings Bryan can work together. The author suggests Bryan aims to keep Wilson’s administration successful and to avoid causing divisions or “smashing” policies, signaling cautious collaboration.
An instructional article by Miss Unterkircher guides children and parents on planting a summer garden. It covers choosing sun and space, creating seed beds, soil preparation, digging depth, and selecting plants for different soil types. It emphasizes proper feeding with manure or leaf mold and suggests suitable flowers for shade and sun while noting practical tips for involvement and care.
Dr. A Milton Cox arrives with his family to take over the Allen practice in Auburndale. A Northwestern University medical graduate, he comes highly recommended. Bert Squires of Marshfield, representing New York Life, has spent a week in Auburndale with notable success among locals. In Granton he is well known and trusted by residents. Signs in Spokane windows declare Men Not Wanted Dont Apply, observed at large wholesale plants.
Dr N A Goddard of Milwaukee offers a free booklet Modern Methods of treating chronic ailments without surgery. He invites patients to request the volume by mail and to consult him at Marehfield free of charge for a friendly visit. He will be at Blodgett Hotel May 14 providing no charge consultations from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mrs Frank Anderson of Comtray Mina reports her daughter, once crippled by epileptic fits every few weeks, improved after using Dr Miles Nervine for over a year. She praises the treatment as a cure and urges others to seek it for epileptic children across the United States.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as one of the best remedies for nervous diseases. It claims thousands of benefited users and strong faith, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to benisht your money. Mile s Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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