Marshfield Tops Stevens Point 5–4 In Tight Sunday Game
Marshfield wins a close 5–4 decision over Stevens Point at Stevens Point. The contest featured a scoreless start, a three-run seventh by Point, and Marshfield breaking through with two runs in the eighth and two in the ninth. A balky line change after Praem was struck in the eye altered the lineup. Johnson pitched for Stevens Point and Carpenter for Marshfield.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Marshfield
Carpenter
Wood
Johnson
Fishleigh
Prychla
Drychin
Viertel
Hussin
Mauve
Wil Menzel
Hossin
Spooner
McDonald
Christensen
Delmore
Secon
Tussin
Wright
Foureen
Praem
Braemn
Krahn
Berg
Wausau
Grand Ra
Stevens
Grand Rapids
Menzel
Hollenbeck
H. Menzel
Pasieeees Fighleigh
Prychia
reiWiertel
W. Menzel
Garpenter
Vierte
Aarnert
Marshfield Threst
Steven
Menzelta
A. Cheasick
Lovejoy
Broom
Jolson
Vececeene
Fashion and home care tips from a vintage catalog
Castoria bears the signatory of Chae Hi Fletcher Ynusa for over thirty years. The Find Pow Have Ahora Bough offers HOMEY ITEMS FOR WOMEN with linen dresses featuring straight full skirts. Delicate curtains can be stiffened with gum Arabic water instead of starch. For mending, plaster of Paris and white lead paint provide cement for lavatories and baths. Children with worms should have onions weekly. Princess dresses return with one piece front panel for waist and skirt, inviting embroidery on lingerie frocks.
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Castoria
Chae
Hi-Fletcher
Ynusa
Coal man paradox harms and helps in old verse
A humorous verse portrays a coal man as a sly fox and paradox. It jokes that he charges for coal yet weighs it fairly. The speaker notes a person can walk crooked without being crooked, while constant drinking is nearly as bad.
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Cox
Wisconsin Legislature Enacts Broad Reform Agenda
Gov. Philipp hails a sweeping session with about 680 laws passed. Key actions create a state budget and new departments for education and agriculture, extend conservation efforts, tighten taxes, regulate utilities, and boost rural schools. Notable measures cover banking, licensing, public health, elections, and labor rules alongside fish and game protections.
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Madison
Wis
B. L. Philipp
State Printing Board
State Board of Public Welfare
State Board of Contro
State Board of Health
State Dairy and Food Commissi
Bicher
Laing
McGowan
Bennett
State Tax Commission
Popper
Burke
Outagamie
Shawano
Dane
Sauk
Bosshard
County Register of Deeds
Boards of Public Land Commissioners
Commissioners of Public Works
United States
Hobsleighs
Secretary of State
Milwaukee
State Athletic Commission
Auch Commission
Milwaukee County
Social Democratic Party
Socialist Party
State Board of Control
Sparta
Wisconsin
National Conference On Uniform
State Industrial Commission
State Board of Accountancy
State Conservation Commission
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Life
Gurarice
Sofena
State Board of Dental Examiners
Cir
Wisconsin National Guard
Wisconsin State Journal of
Notable August Historical Events and Deaths
Summary of select historical dates from August covering Duke of Buckingham assassination in 1428, Washington captured by Britain in 1814, Michael Paraday dies in 1867, US neutrality in 1870 Franco-Prussian war, Beecher acquittal in 1874, Basque provinces in siege in 1870, and death of Sir Charles Napier in 1853.
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Duke of Buckingham
England
Washington
Michael Paraday
United States
Henry Ward Beecher
Tifton
Old Pomes Re-Writ: Casey the Copper
A playful poem in which Casey the tanner moves with ease and pride. Neighbors recognize him as a copper by the distinctive size of his feet, even without a uniform, as he steps along the street with a contented smile.
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Casey
Ruth Sends Word On How To Save Edges Of Rugs
A puzzled aunt hopes Ruth will advise on curling carpet edges. Ruth answers by mail within two days, saying the remedy is simple and promises no future edge curling if followed.
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Ruth
Rug restoration hints from a bygone household note
A fragment describes turning a rug or carpet upside down on a hard floor and applying a thin cooked starch mixed with gum arabic to the back with a brush. When dry the rug should look like new, with a note offering further help. The aunt praises a person who recalls such tips.
Not Always What You Believe Them To Be
A compact list presents paradoxical phrases and product claims such as nondurable tires and unsinkable ships alongside social labels and political figures. The compilation contrasts ironic marketing lines with everyday roles and resignations.
Noah’s Wets Faltering Prophecy on Deck
In a rustic verse Noah notes the wets have won but Son Shem warns the world still faces drying spots. The elderly patriarch misreads the tide as the flood subsides, while Shem forecasts delays and further shifts in the landscape.
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Noah
Shem
Sago and Its Uses Across Continents
The text notes sago derived from palm pith as a nutritious starch source. It mentions large deaths from preventable diseases in the U S and lists sago as produced in New Guinea, Borneo and Sumatra, with each tree yielding about 600 tons of pith. Natives use it for meal pottage and bread, while sago is used in America and Europe for starch and cattle feed.
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United States
New Guinea
Borneo
Sumatra
Islands
America
Europe
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