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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
11
A gray farmer muses on keeping sheep to clear weeds, noting mud and fencing as barriers yet praising sheep for weed control. The piece discusses crossbreeding dairy cattle, manure hauling, and a remark on influenza remedies. It ends with price listings for farm goods and livestock.
A Chicago doctor claims to cure diabetes and all forms of rheumatism with new methods that eliminate sugar in five days. He describes a 12 day path to safety, offers a booklet, and states patients must visit his Dearborn Street office for diagnosis before distant treatment.
An advertisement touts Pep Senna as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It urges readers to request a sample from Woodworth Laboratory in New York claiming it cures numerous illnesses and delays dangerous outcomes. It emphasizes past deaths and urges action to obtain a sample.
The dairy cow boosts farmer finances and elevates home life by reducing drudgery and increasing comfort. She teaches kindness, shaping better citizens as owners care for her. The National Dairy Union cites her as civilization’s partner, while Wisconsin Business University announces a new term starting December 6.
The 14 week short course in agriculture began at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture on Monday December 5. Many intend to enroll, with late arrivals accommodated as facilities allow. Instruction starts immediately from the first week. A separate health note suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for lingering post influenza cough. A local ad promotes inexpensive holiday watches from E. F. Mechler Jeweler.
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