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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
6
Mrs. Louis C. Schmidt of Marshfield recalls back pains dizziness and headaches before using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports lasting relief for over three years and reiterates strong praise. Price 30 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
A playful piece imagines a Christmas package that could talk and a tailed doll in the box. The whimsical scenario explores what gifts might say if they could communicate at holiday time.
A fragment lists key dates from early American history with brief events such as the Pilgrims landing and state admissions to the Union. It contrasts with a playful lyric about a suffragette and local governance, hinting at a cultural mix of memory and song.
Ruth discusses why grape juice spoils often and her Aunt Mary suggests turning bottles on their sides or bottom up to keep corks tight and prevent air from spoiling the contents. The aunt admits the remedy is simple and she hadn t thought of it herself.
Population figure 6 336 670 cited for Bolland. US export surplus totaling 1 094 442 792 marked as greatest in history. Mentions seven Bibles and other religious texts. notes Texas bought a 13000 acre ranch for a penitentiary. Describes Easter kissing in Russia and a pay raise for French soldiers from 1 to 5 cents.
A clothes-prop with a notched end serves as a simple tool to lift or lower pictures from walls by catching the wire from which the artwork hangs. The Doomsday Book is described as an old English land survey listing owners tenants buildings and wealth at the time of William the Conqueror, now a vital historical record.
A simple soup method uses four celery stalks four leeks two turnips cabbage two onions two small bones and pepper with salt simmered in five quarts of water for a nourishing communal meal.
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as effective against coughs and colds. It claims the formula fights germs, soothes irritation, and speeds recovery with immediate action and availability from all druggists.
A Belgian recipe instructs boiling vegetables for about three hours with water kept over them. After boiling, remove the vegetables and rub them through a sieve or cloth, then boil again for at least an hour. The method is described as remarkably good.
A light verse describes Mary wearing a coat with a Persian-on design, animal hats and trimmings, a bird-of-paradise, tern, andermine accents, sable boots, muskrat gloves, and a muff made of animal hair. The speaker notes her warm, nature themed ensemble and confident walk with a playful tone.
Glaciers are rivers of snow pressed into ice that move slowly from higher to lower levels. In temperate and tropical regions they form only on high mountain areas, while large continents feature extensive glaciation. The Alps host the most famous glaciers.
The ad compares a cough to a fire bell and urges treating the underlying disease with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It cites Mrs Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana praising its effectiveness for winter colds and persistent coughs after flu. Also notes Chamberlain's Tablets as good for constipation and easy to take.
A Rochester man aged 39 arrives at a U.S. Marine Corps recruiting office seeking enlistment and nourishment. Sergeant Fynmore scorns the applicant with mock Shakespearean rebuke, the man offers to serve Monroe county instead, and leaves without enlisting.
Rosa M. Keller, a school teacher from Alburtis, credits Vinci cod liver and iron tonic with restoring her sleep and appetite after a nervous run-down. The ad from Sexton's Prescription Store endorses Vinci for run-down conditions, chronic coughs and bronchitis.
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