Wisconsin State Fair features Boys and Girls Camp
Milwaukee August feature under Professor Thomas J Bewick UW director of the agriculture department. The Boys and Girls division expands with the Wisconsin State Fair events highlighting farm youth activities and competitions. The Boys Band from Beloit, the Soldier Boy Louis Gertaon, and a large Children’s Day program are planned with shows on the grounds and nightly concerts by youth bands.
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Milwaukee
Thomas J. Bewick
University of Wisconsin
Swistereh
Wisconsin
Darlas
Baler Binte Furs
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Boys’ Bund
Bowlgle
Chilldren
Voys and Girl
Stratford News Roundup of Local Visits and Moves
Stradt Staudt August Cus Ninko and family and Miss Nellie Schur spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs John Olio in Stratford. J A Schue transacted business in Stratford Tuesday. J A Pennebaker and family drove to Marshfield Sunday evening. Augusting was a Marshfield visitor and new trains the best of the week. Mrs. Marty Keller and children left Monday for a visit in the southern part of the state. William Staadt and wife hosted visitors. William Boul and family visited relatives nearby. Louis Wonzul lost two milk cows during a severe electrical storm Tuesday afternoon. George Bargahos’ farm near Spencer saw activity as men prepared to move. Rink traded eighty acres of land to Amos Roll for an improved eighty near Klondike.
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Rink
Amos Roll
Klondike
Marty Keller
Relives
Harrs' Aevomper
Mershfield
Local Social and Travel Notes Tell of Moves and Visits
Kuplinger Ataru and family left for Chicago on business while Yeeval Moon headed to North Dakota for work. Mr and Mrs Knute Toston visited relatives in Marshfield area. A business trip took Adam Kmig, John Arta and Ewald Arndt to Grand Rapids. Ide Evetigorn wed Marshfield Tuesday. Wilkin Curkin recovering from rheumatism plans to move about. Mil Creek and Skutk AS Indians played a hall game 18 to 1 in Mil Rock. Martin Franson of City Point visited Tiny Curtie and family. John Curtin of Marshfield returned home from Camp Douglas for a visit.
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Mes
Kuplinger
William Hopp
Pittsville
Louis Sehille Rudovih Wlash
Chicago
Yeeval Moon
North Dakota
Knute Toston
Cilbert Swenson
O. Gunderson
Montana
Adam Kmig
John Arta
Ewald Arndt
Grand Ruggids
Ide Evetigorn
Marshfield
Wilkin Curkin
Milt Creek
Skutk
Sin Laver
Safe Home Canning Says North Central USDA Warns
The United States Department of Agriculture warns housewives to follow approved canning methods to avoid spoilage. Emphasizing the one period cold pack, the guidance stresses testing jars, using clean rings, thorough washing, blanching, rapid cold dipping, hot jars, immediate packing, correct top placement, proper boiling water sterilizing, and prompt sealing. Delays between blanching and sterilizing raise food loss risk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kitekhen
Invention patent for Marshfield milk aerator improves cooling
A notice announces a Marshfield Wisconsin patent for a milk aerator that ventilates and cools milk fresh from the cow, deodorizes it before shipping to factories and stations, prevents fermentation in tanks, and guarantees the device with refunds.
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Ehense
Tne
Marshfield Milk Aeirator CO
Marshfield
Wis
Willie and Pa Debate Horse Sense in Rural Banter
A lighthearted exchange centers on rural wisdom as Willie asks about horse sense and Pa replies that true sense comes when a man can say Nay. The moment captures agricultural life, parental guidance, and the humor of farm discourse.
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Willie
A Tale of Adventure at Red Cross Story Circle
Ladies at Red Cross headquarters in Belgium share a wartime tale of escape and peril. A nurse describes surviving a German attack while tending wounded, a submarine threat, a brave French ambulance, and a romance that unfolds through peril. The speaker recounts fashion and daring, ending with a dramatic rescue at sea by a handsome stranger.
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Paris
Ned Cross
Luke
England
America
Swoork
London
Agel
Leo
United States
Practical Health Hint Headaches In Schoolchildren
A dated health note urges recognizing signs of stress and anxiety in children during school years. It emphasizes headaches as an indicator of overwork, advises parental vigilance, and suggests consulting a physician before stopping study or altering routines. It advocates balanced athletic activity to ease mental strain during the school term.
Twilight lengths at the equator and far north
The article explains how twilight varies with latitude and season. It notes the sun's setting below the horizon, the equator's near-vertical sunset, and gives times: about 1 hour 12 minutes to 1 hour 19 minutes at equinoxes and solstices, with extended twilight in parts of northern Britain during May 22 to July 21 and the Shetlands.
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Wil
Faer Gurth
Shetlands
Norway
Wwe
London Telegraph
Picric Acid For Burns Remedy in Early Treatments
A historic note describes using picric acid as a well triad remedy for burns. The prep mixes two drams picric acid with distilled water to form a solution for cleansing and sterilizing the burn area. Dressed wounds are kept with gauze and cotton, with dressings changed over days. blisters pricked, treatment causes initial pain then relief as healing occurs.
Worry Is Imagination in a Present-Tense World
A fragmented reflection links worry to imagination and the present moment. It argues that fear persists until an operation shifts perception, making time collapse into the immediate now and suggesting worry cannot endure once the act begins.
Debate Over Lawyers in Society Sparks Clash
A radical argues we could do well without lawyers while a proponent calls lawyers a necessity in any imperfect society. The exchange features sharp rebuttals as each side sticks to their view and invokes consequences. Cleveland Yin Dealer.
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Progrs
Cleveland Yinn
Test Dialogue on Conflict and Truth
A fragment shows a tense family exchange about fighting a neighbor and seeking peaceful settlement. The Washington Star excerpt frames a motive to settle by force, while a later quotation from Michael de Montaigne discusses the nature of truth and inquiry and the pursuit of knowledge.
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Johnny
Ulu
Washington Star
Democritus
Michael de Montaigne
Close and Near Promoter Iii Trade Between Friends
Promoter says he has one close friend who dislikes money. The statement notes another person named Invertor who is too close to surrender any investment.
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Invertor
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