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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
9
A Kansas City Journal item recalls Uncle John ignoring dramatic doomsday rumors at the post office steps until a street lumber pile collapses, prompting him to unleash a sudden outburst of action and physically tear down the dangerous pile.
Ty Gelest quoted at the New York Booksellers dinner tells a joke about a San Franciscan wife who mocks her husband’s rich purchase a 420 horsepower car. He replies that without her money she would not be there, or even alive. The pairing riffs on money and romance.
Physicians often rely on ready made remedies despite public condemnation of patent and proprietary drugs. Historical data show prescription reliance rising from negligible use in 1860 to a majority by 1902, with Dr Jacobi noting about 70 percent of prescriptions in some stores for patent medicines.
A Germantown woman scolds a German workman for placing window fixtures too high while he calmly continues. She asks if he heard her question. He answers with a garbled, toothy retort about being unable to speak until swallowing Rome, in a gentle tone.
A jumble of quoted lines and attributions. The text weaves maxims from Fielding and Marcus Aurelius with stray phrases about Tinder, cigars, a Lewis factory in Weoria, HL, and weather. The overall piece reads like a collage of aphorisms and odd notes without a clear narrative or single event.
In an Atlanta Sunday school a lesson on Mammon and riches led the superintendent to ask the infant class to recite the golden text about serving God and money. A pupil boldly altered the line to Ye cannot serve God and mammat.
A Tippecanoe Indiana resident reports two years of severe eczema on the limbs below the knees and failed cures from physicians and home remedies. After using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent, the patient states immediate relief and eventual recovery. Signed C. V. Belts, Tippecanoe, Ind, Nov 15, 1908.
Summary of land auction listing for irrigated property in Little Spake River Valley Routt County Colorado priced at 25.50 per acre. Mentions Carey and Denver address 14 11th Street. Dated September 5. Includes reference to a transaction by a company or agency.
A calf born in a western state resembles a kangaroo rather than a typical calf with notably shorter front legs and no tail. It moves by hopping on its hind legs, while its playmates frolic nearby, creating a curious, rare sight.
Send for a free pamphlet outlining United States homestead laws and how to secure a quarter section of farming land along the Chicago & North-Western Railway lines in South Dakota Wyoming and other states. Special excursion rates to homeseekers and full information on request to W Tenniskern Passenger Traffic Manager Chicago.
George P Ansell defends animals and criticizes nature faking while noting some writers imitate toy designs. A boy asks if it is a lie if nobody discovers it as the class surveys honesty and imagination in a classroom moment.
A fragmentary Extremin report describes a becalmed yacht and a dwindling champagne stock, with distress calls unanswered. The scene shifts to a chaotic mix of fear, prayer, and frenzied songs as passengers confront fate, interspersed with stray ad copy and quotations from various brands and authors.
Asa Goddard of the American Automobile Association recalls touring tales in Worcester about a flock encounter on a narrow road. A London magistrate questions a drunk Scot who blames bad company from Glasgow, only to confess he drank his own whiskey.
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