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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1911
Page
3
A testimonial letter from George H. Huber describes dramatic kidney improvement after using Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root. The note praises the remedy, recounts medical neglect prior, and states six bottles cured him at a cost of five dollars, with notarized authentication by M. M. Hoorr in Illinois on July 12, 1909.
A painted scene in Blueberry town shows residents debating how tax money is used for progress. Zedekiah Brush defends public spirit while criticizing spending on a new pickle factory and town improvements. The piece frames a clash between modernization and taxpayers bearing the cost.
A sobbing woman laments losing her beloved dog Fido to friends who suggest placing a newspaper ad. The dialogue reveals the mistress’s grief and the humorous mishearing of words, reflecting a domestic scene with a pet’s absence and social sympathy.
The text sketches a playful exchange about Howell and Powell on philosophical taking. It notes Powell’s partial philosophical stance, Wonan's Home Companion style, and a remark about a trouble-seeking fellow who often meets someone who takes him at his word.
King George and Queen Mary were proclaimed emperor and empress of India at a vast Durbar in Delhi. About 160 rulers paid homage as 90,000 troops, mostly native, wore brilliant uniforms. The royal pair wore coronation robes and Kohinoor diamonds. Lord Hardinge attended with Lady Hardinge.
Queen Victoria of Spain delivered a daughter in Madrid on December 18, marking the eighteenth child born to the royal couple. The event was announced in royal circles and noted as a significant addition to the dynasty.
Queen Victoria and King Alfonso wed in May 1906 with Victoria Ena. Their first child Prince Alfonso was born May 20, 1907, followed by Prince Jaime and Princess Beatrice.
Dec 14 at Fort Riley Kansas a minister Rev Charles M Brewer and a woman Mrs Anna Jordan are under arrest for alleged complicity in a series of dynamite explosions. Private Michael Quirk confesses his role and Brewer sought revenge after court martial and discharge from the army. Additional arrests are expected as authorities investigate further.
The ad warns that kidney trouble is common and often misinterpreted by sufferers who blame other pains. It promotes Dr Derby's Kidney Pills as a remedy that cleanses the kidneys, strengthens function, and can permanently reduce kidney related issues. A 25c package is offered with a free sample upon request or direct mail from Derby Medicine Co. Eaton Rapids, Mich.
A midwestern daily notes a female proofreader’s precision as a reporter seeks the West End of Wille Brawn, the boy burned by silver wire. The exchange ends with a crisp answer that the west end is the part the editor sits on, delivered with irony.
The Washington Star quotes Bronco Lob saying there aren t enough men in the settlement to form a jury without sparking a fatal argument over unrelated matters. The remark highlights skepticism about assembling a dozen jurors locally.
An advertisement urges mothers to inspect every house for Fletcher's Castoria a trusted remedy for infants and children. It highlights decades of use over 30 years and asserts Castoria cleanses and soothes. The ad appeals to parents by noting children cry for Castoria and reinforces safety claims.
A fragmentary column blends a humorous quail misstatement with various patent remedies and curiosities. It mentions Uovle Hasberry, odd phrases about quail and partedge, plus references to potions and products like Dr. Pierce's Pills and Min. Finsbory's Boothing Syrup for Children. The piece mixes whimsical dialogue with ad-like lines and moral questions.
The Wisconsin Retail Implement and Vehicle Drivers Association closed its annual convention in Milwaukee electing G. F. Borshardt of South Milwaukee as president with C. S. Scherer of Palmyra as vice president and F. R. Lebenthal of Ray Claire as secretary treasurer. Directors include H. W. Trobin Au Claire, Ann Johnson Wittenberg William Victoria Magooda and J. B. Watson Fond du Lac. The group approved resolutions protesting railroad rate reclassification and supporting a national dealers federation while urging truthful advertising. They also oppose manufacturers who sell to catalog houses and vow to avoid doing business with such firms, citing unfair competition disadvantaging retailers.
Mengsha-Joln Sokalosski, a Polleh laborer, is under arrest for the murder of his 2 1/2 year old son Siree. Neighbors and a post mortem found fractures and brutal bruising inconsistent with a fall from a woodpile. District Attorney Daniel McDonald ordered the arrest after an investigation in Sabkesh. The father allegedly threatened the child and displayed an almost insane dislike.
Wisconsin tax commission elected A. J. Mye land of Grantsburg as secretary while George A. Francis resigned. Gov. McGovern appointed John B. Lewis of Friendship as a member of the state board of control to fill the vacancy created by Rev. Daniel Woodward.
Superior meeting shows commissioners refusing to rescind a vaccination order for all school children. Theosophy and Christian Science groups oppose it, with several hundred students out of school. Over 16 cases of smallpox reported.
Joan Flood is reported dead at age 103 as the oldest resident of Juneau County. The obituary notes her long life and residence in Elroy, marking the end of an era for local families.
Mrs. Wm. Duetake walking home with Christmas bundles was attacked by robbers who tore her stocking and stole four purses containing several hundred dollars. The incident occurred in Janrsville with no injuries reported.
Green Bay plans to bid for the 1813 convention of the Northeastern Wisconsin Teachers Association to be held in Oshkosh in February.
Spectators gather as the store runs evening checker games drawing residents, with steady crowds enjoying friendly matches and a lively, informal competition that lights up the town. Players include locals who relish the social draw and casual rivalry.
An old promotional note extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for improving skin and hair, arguing neglect is criminal. It promises a free sample and literature from the Cuticura Department 211 in Boston, urging readers to choose effective remedial agents for clearer skin, softer hands, and better hair.
An odd rural tale describes an undertaker driving county routes when a woman at a farm gate accuses him of past services. She jokes about her late husband and remarks on the timing, while a local man reflects on restraint and discretion as the scene unfolds.
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