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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
9
A Bronx neighbor recalls Willie, a shy boy, visiting a sick friend named Jimmy. The tale highlights kindness as Willie expresses sorrow for Jimmy’s illness and asks if he may have Jimmy’s dream if he dies. The scene ends with the child seeking reassurance about a future hope amid concern.
The American Medical Association's push for broader legislation to regulate medicine prompts concern among political circles. The group seeks to restrict patent medicines and regulate practice, aiming to place physicians at the center of congressional races and state policy. The association reports 65,000 members with substantial assets and liabilities, signaling a drive to dominate medical practice and shape national health policy.
The Christian Advocate notes Dr Weigel of Rochester died from a disease linked to repeated X ray exposure, the fourth death tied to the practice. Others include an Edison assistant, a Weston physician, and a San Francisco woman named Fischman. Dr Weigel led the Rochester Academy of Medicine and the American Orthopaedic Society, with four surgeries recorded in his career.
A collage of aphorisms and quaint vignettes: passages on self forgetfulness, a line about a pestiferous party in Sett.Detenne, a weather tragedy of a golfer struck by lightning near Glasgow, a Cambridge trial quip about jury wisdom, a party anecdote with a politician’s son, and a testimonial claiming cure from estema via Cuticura remedies in Chicago.
A Taunton Massachusetts association debates a patron saint for lawyers. After trips to New York galleries and a final choice by lawyer Irancis H. T. Mfaswell, he picks a devils figure as the patron. The piece also recalls President Castro of Venezuela and a Russo Japanese War anecdote involving a boast about mopping up a target in days.
A man credits Postum for ending coffee’s grip after years of insomnia headaches and nervousness. He recalls vivid dreams and digestive woes from coffee use and says ten days on Postum restored sleep and steadied nerves, calling it a health classic and noting physicians’ approval.
A jumbled OCR passage moves from a lawyer defending a boy and a widow mother to a boastful exchange with a youth who corrects him. Interjections reference a reforming tramp, homestead pamphlets, and a lighthearted lecture. The text then shifts to a cartoonish “Horrible Example” and notes about New York museums and neglected local interest.
A fragmented ad style item quotes Amiel on worth, then mentions life trials and self improvement with a Gemshaw line. It closes with a claim about Lewis' Single Binder straight 5c cigar and Powis' Factory Peoria connection, as sourced from a dealer listing.
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