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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
4
A local writer argues against reckless highway speeding praising law and order. The piece notes speed limits and ordinances for autos and rigs and calls for remedies against petty spiteful false accusations, urging fair jury verdicts before paying costs.
A fragmented line suggests the proverb that enduring hardship quietly may be wiser than loud complaint or wasteful outbursts. The text reflects old moral phrasing emphasizing restraint over display in adversity.
Marshfield advances a park program with two new projects. The Park Avenue triangle will be enhanced by a $600 donation plus city funds to create a model park. The waterworks grove, about 120 acres near the lake, will be leased to the Eagles for clearing, fencing, a dancing pavilion, and public access, with no liquor allowed on site.
An account from Marshfield recalls a high society young woman who rescued a mouse during a party by capturing it in a lace handkerchief and releasing it outside. The piece blends local civic heroism with colorful anecdotes and light local fiction, ending with a note on wartime Red Cross work and other small town happenings.
The community supports a park pavilion to host dances but cites distance from town and safety concerns. Leaders urge clear rules on hours and conduct to prevent a repeat of past unwanted behavior, with police cooperation and fair lease terms guiding the plan.
The exchange shows a father praising his son for taking on chaos to shape a precocious youngster. He notes gaining respect when the youth says he could become a tougher hitter if trained at the gym. The dialogue highlights mentorship and ambition in athletics.
A former U S senator addressed a hometown gathering celebrating legislative funds for a new state capitol. He urged citizens to build "the greatest epitaph under God's green footprint" soon, framing the project as a lasting civic memorial.
A Marshfield resident, Mrs. Mary Klug of 626 Central St., testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased back pain and sharp flank pains caused by weak kidneys. She purchased them from Sexton Bros. Drug Store and notes the remedy corrected the difficulties. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The text argues that a child's original nature embodies constancy and purity. It laments how adult false examples erode this natural steadiness, making the child seem inconstant or unreliable. Harriet Beecher Stowe is referenced regarding the child's untainted character.
Physicians applaud a five foot air barrier in Brooklyn Children's Hospital wards that keeps infectious patients apart. Despite mixed illnesses in adjacent beds, the glass screens allow air flow yet prevent cross infection, challenging the belief that airborne germs spread easily and reducing reliance on fumigation.
In a terse exchange, she declares the engagement off. He says he was unworthy, and her strong agreement ends their courtship as their loving hearts drift apart.
A brief piece notes the pursuit of a role deemed so pivotal that leaving or being dismissed signals strong career stakes. It highlights tension around job significance, with focus on the notion of a job that defines professional integrity and resilience.
Defiance resident Mrs. Daniel Kintner recounts a long struggle with nervousness and stomach trouble. After trying many remedies, she credits Dr Miles Nervine with restoring her health and yielding years without severe nervousness. The ad urges readers to try a bottle from their druggist with a refund if no benefit.
C H Hines of Whitlow Ark endured constipation and indigestion despite spending hundreds on medicines and hospital visits in St Louis and New Orleans. After returning home he began using Chamberlains Tablets and improved steadily. He reports he is now all right. Sold by all dealers.
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