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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
9
A garbled street exchange reveals speculation that a local woman may have carried a suffrage banner. The dialogue shows Jeliffe claiming the woman was the leader for her chapter, while Morrowby and a chauffeur are mentioned in a terse exchange.
Careful review highlights Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children used for over 30 years. It addresses common ailments and comforts young patients, with parental assurances of safety and effectiveness.
A quoted exchange shows Cholly claiming a past brainstorm and another speaker impulsively doubts the tale, comparing it to a ferry fish suffering a backache. The fragment captures a humorous skepticism about improbable ideas.
An OCR fragment lists a string of unverified products and claims for medical cures and tonics. It mentions a “A Fuporior Pile Core” and “Mire Winslow's Soothing Hyrup” among others, with odd spellings and promotional tone. The text ends with a social aside urging frankness about others.
Mrs Susi Ten Pleton of Hooper Nebraska shares her story of suffering female troubles for years and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after seven bottles enabling her to work for eighteen boarders again and urging others to try the medicine. The letter frames the product as a proven remedy for woman health issues and promotes continued use.
A 1862 roundup recalls Lincoln s call for 300000 men and a nationwide draft. Union forces clash with Confederates at Baton Rouge Malvern Hill and Cedar Mountain as raids, arrests, and paroles sweep the country. News covers British neutrality talk, prison shots in Macon City and Donaleville, and rapid mobilization orders from War Department and Secretary Edwin M Stanton.
A guide to rhubarb dishes and preserves in old recipe style. It explains rhubarb moulds for luncheon or supper, how to cook stems in syrup, set jelly with gelatine, and finish with whipped cream. Also includes friars pudding style layers with bread crumbs, orange rhubarb preserves, and notes on rhubarb wines.
A quirky recipe describes soft eggs with a barely congealed white, a cross between hard boiled and soft boiled. After boiling briefly, shells are removed carefully keeping the yolk intact, then the eggs are warmed in a skillet and served on buttered toast with a sauce or atop spinach. Only a fresh egg yields this result.
A small bathroom gains perceived height by painting baseboards and sides in gray up to four feet, then adding a blue wall above a wooden molding. The blue paper above the molding features a swallow motif, creating light, open effects with good perspective.
A step by step recipe describes making a lemon pie with two crusts. It lists a generous cup of sugar, two heaping tablespoons of flour, one cup hot water, three well beaten eggs, the juice and rind of one large lemon, cooked to thickening in a double boiler. It ends with assembling two small pies baked with top and bottom crusts.
A recipe describes chopping lobster meat fine to a paste then mixing with mayonnaise, onion, and a splash of sherry or brandy. The mixture is spread on lettuce leaves and sandwiched between two thin bread slices in the usual manner.
A fragment describes draining canned asparagus and chilling it in salted water, then dressing the spears as a salad with French, vinaigrette, or mayonnaise. The text reads as a cooking tip from a vintage recipe collection.
A fragmented reflection on fate and love argues that every man has a destined best girl somewhere in the world. It posits a universal attraction guiding partners together, despite distance or imperfect features, and notes the possibility she may already be another man's wife.
Mrs. E W Selsburner reports a two and a half year old suffered white pimples on the head spreading to ears shoulders and body with intense itching and bleeding. After trying an eczema ad and finally Cuticura Soap and Ointment nightly plus daily washes, the child recovered completely. Sample free from Cuticura, Dept L Boston.
Churches and religious societies nationwide will be urged to focus on tuberculosis prevention on a Sunday in October or the surrounding week. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis designated this fall observance as Tuberculosis Day. The date shifted from April 28 due to a conflict with Conservation Sunday. Observance aims to educate churchgoers about consumption and involve them in Red Cross Christmas relief drives.
An old mountaineer in a Kentucky town, seeing his first automobile, watches a car speed along main street at 30 mph, drift onto two wheels around a corner, then proclaims with astonishment that the horses must have broken free from a gentleman's carriage.
Fae From Home featuring Cecil yan, the baritone billed to appear in Vier Herbert’s untamed operetta, is presented this year in Australia. A youthful admirer asks how far Australia is from New York and the artist jokingly replies it would cost about thirteen dollars to mail a postcard home, reflecting his mood.
A prominent citizen argues delegates gain influence from association with successful candidates, while others see them as honorary pallbearers. The ad spots Paxtine Toilet Co offering nicotine removal and mouth cleansing at 25¢ a box from Boston.
A playful chat set in Chicago features Ella noting all her husbands were named William and Stella quips about a Bill collector. The exchange pivots on wordplay around names and financial terms amid seasonal remarks.
The fragmentary text shows an exchange about a contract and a book. It references a character or person named Bo He and a house titled matter. The dialogue implies a contractual dispute or clause discussion between speakers labeled ma and agent.
A June note from the Chicago Post ponders Prince Edward Albert’s age of 18 and his potential as heir to Britain. It questions legal age, debts, and marriage rights under English law, suggesting odd implications for imperial rule.
A mother scolds Johnny for staying at the top shelf and praise from him about clerks reaching items. The exchange highlights store behavior and a homey scene as they discuss shopping habits.
The fragment suggests a dull hearing and poor memory as a point, mentions an entie man named Weng in a ranodabout, and ends with garbled wording that obscures a clear event or conclusion.
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