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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1912
Page
6
A playful retro note invites readers to prep for September classes while recalling a friend with a sore throat and bandaged neck. The verse then presents a tongue twister about a clumsy twirler and a giggling girl, capturing local humor and schooltime mood.
Want long hair and rich, heavy, luxuriant tresses? Ayer’s Hair Vigor is advertised as a safe aid to nature for producing the hair you desire. Ingredients listed on the label allow doctors to advise. no risk of coloration. Consult your physician. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
A local reader quotes a Marshfield man joking about affinities and romance. The piece blends wry humor with everyday advice snippets and a reflection on sobriety, science, and community spirit observed at a two day fair. Joseph Brewa signs off with praise for visitors and a hopeful note on moral progress.
The writer reflects on 70 years of life and scientific progress from candlelight to electric light stagecoaches to fast trains and carriages. He notes hearing operatic voices on the graphophone and speaking by telephone across miles. He regards the Ayin pomachine exhibition on August 21 and 22, 1912 as the last great wonder of the world.
The Worth State Wisconsin Woodmen Assembly convenes in Wausau on Friday August 30 at 10:00 AM with a mass meeting that night headlined by insurgent leader J L Sundean of Minneapolis. Delegates from North Wisconsin camps urged to attend as Sundean’s speech is billed as vigorous and persuasive.
The Farmers Review argues against a butter surplus, noting supply hinges on cows not creameries. Demand for milk remains strong as calf gender affects future production, and dairying shows steady demand though price declines are possible, with a notable 1578 cheat moment when cheese and butter dipped.
In Reno two ladies claimed to have married men they would not invite to a musical event. This brief report notes social tips and local gossip from the Kansas City Journal.
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