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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
11
John returns home tired finds his wife asking about a letter. He discovers the letter was addressed to her, not him, and hides the note behind the newspaper. His surprised reaction leads to a sharp domestic lecture about the letter and its recipient.
Whitman of New York District Attorney says the western banker who stole Brent Bum from the deposit lived beyond his means with luxury cars a large house eleven baths a college son a daughter entering society and a wife eager for diamonds. The inevitable result followed he became crooked.
A health note argues digestive issues stem from overeating starchy and greasy foods. It promotes Grape Nuts as a remedy to relieve distress and improve digestion, citing a testimonial from a Mrs. Wash about relief after using the product for two weeks.
Madison reports 4 011 students enrolled for the new term, up 68 from last year and signaling total enrollment over 6,000. Agriculture shows strongest gain while other towns note labor shortages, fires, accidents, and a major stock show plan in Madison.
After four years of military service in China Japan and the Philippine islands Nicholas Walvig son of Mr and Mrs H Walvig had returned to Beloit after a 48 day trip of over 10 000 miles to see his parents
Barron burglars broke into the postoffice and stole eighteen dollars in stamps and two dollars in pennies not kept in the safe. The incident is reported as a local crime with no details of suspects or motive available.
A list of state governors with party affiliations and approximate pluralities. Notable entries include Williams Sulzer for New York, James M. Cox for Ohio, Locke Craig for North Carolina, and George H Hodges for Kansas. The data shows Democratic or Republican wins with varying margins across states such as Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Idaho and more.
A conscientious orthographer notes a misspelled sign reads sandewiches above a Third avenue luncheon. The proprietor admits the error but says it brings in many smart alecks who wish to correct him yet end up ordering.
A quotation from Channing emphasizes a higher duty than almshouses. It asserts man’s right to nourishment and to aids that foster culture and dignity, enabling him to fulfill his destiny, and warns society must recognize and respect these needs to end misery.
A relative asks about seeing the underworld and Mrs McGudley confirms the claim, joking that New York should have a subway system, describing the underworld as neat and interesting in a wry city remark.
The Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertise gentle emollients for infant skin care. It claims to soothe irritation redness roughness and chafing and to help with eczema rashes and itching. The ad notes Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold worldwide with free samples via a 32 page Skin Book.
Racing drivers in Louisville gathered for a luncheon honoring top contestants. One racer shared a humorous anecdote about a taxicab chauffeur turned waterman who wrecked, prompting a friend to joke about choosing victims, while the ex-chauffeur quipped he could still pick and choose.
A grouchy butcher rises to fame amid rising porterhouse prices when an 8 year old customer asks for a cent worth of sausage and is met with a sharp sales line about smelling the hook, captured in a humorous local brief.
A fragmentary aphorism contrasts payment resolve with steadfast work ethic. A speaker urges settlement while another asserts readiness to pay, then counsels perseverance in labor represented by plowhandles. The terse exchange reflects a rural, utilitarian ethos.
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