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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
5
A note says of Sang three cards of good building stone can be delivered on shore. Apply to L. J. Smith at Arlington Ave for purchase and delivery details.
Notice of foreclosure sale detailing Luly Aug 44 in Wood County Wisconsin. Court order directs public auction of described real estate in Arpin Village, Wood County, Wisconsin, viewing Sept 1, 19 a.m. at the post office front door. Property includes 80 acres more or less with specified parcels in section 18 township 28 north range 4 west. Court appointed attorney listed.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy for nerve tiredness and low spirits. It claims mood and energy improve within 48 hours, though full health is gradual, with stronger nerves and restored vitality following use. Marketed by all dealers.
University of Wisconsin professors urge dairy and stock farmers to prepare for drought by using silage or sailing crops. Experiments at Madison compare corn silage with sailing crops, showing similar milk production and stressing forethought to stock feed. Farmers are advised to build or plan silos or grow soiling crops to sustain herds through hot, dry seasons.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination to be held in Marshfield Wisconsin on September 10 1910 for Unity Wisconsin and other vacancies. Applicants must reside within the local post office territory and be US citizens age 21 or older. Applications must be filed seven days before the examination with the Commission in Washington or the Unity postmaster.
Advert shows Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Kimball of Wisconsin, claiming three boxes cured back pain and kidney trouble. The blurb urges sale by dealers for 50 cents, Foster-Marlin Co. as US agents, and warns to remember the name Dean's.
A grocer widely promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a substitute that mimics real coffee. It blends toasted grains malt and nuts to produce a satisfying flavor and can be prepared quickly in minutes.
A vintage patent remedy claim touts Caumberlainy's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective against dysentery and a range of digestive illnesses. It asserts safety for adults, notes pleasant taste when diluted, and claims wide availability through druggists.
Tas 150 reports there were 2,000 cafes in Caira. In 2012 the area of Lendens coffee houses was opened, signaling expansion in the local cafe scene.
An old column touts Chaingers Stomach and Liver Tablets to restore appetite and bowel activity, promising strengthened digestion and relief. It also endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs, colds, and whooping cough, sold by all pharmacists.
A garbled ad style snippet urges a kiss exchange and ends with an odd medical recommendation for Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promising morning relief. The fragment references Allen Ghee and a nosy dialogue, with druggist salesmanship as the implied context.
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