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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
8
Mrs. W. Anderson of 624 S. Cherry St Marshfield recounts a back ache blamed on kidneys by a doctor. After using about three boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills she was cured and has had no trouble since. Another family member also used Doan’s.
Kidney Pills with good results. Price 50c at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy get Dean's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Anderson had. Foster Miburn Co. Props. Buffalo N Y.
County poster notices announce a Vesper farmers institute on January 7 and 8 with a new feature for women. Sessions cover dairying live stock and marketing, crops, silos, roads, farm home, rural school, soil fertility, drainage, and more. Speakers include Frank Albretch visiting from North Dakota.
A holiday round of visitors is noted with Mrs B Bea bo and son George from Ladysmith, Miss Mabel Johnson visiting family, Miss Joyce Hatteberg from Marshfield, and several others including Mr and Mrs John Kennedy, Mrs Theresa Quinn of Marshfield, Miss Anna Thompson, Miss Minnie Schmit, Mrs H E Palmer from Alaska, and Mr and Mrs Emil Wagoner among hosts and relatives in Auburndale and nearby towns.
Richfield residents share Christmas visits with relatives in Belmont and Abbotsford. Ed Bordner, J. Ross Porter, and families enjoy gatherings. Jennie Matson returns from Evanston to spend holidays with relatives. Lectures on the neg o question and local improvements at barns noted. Families from Menomonie and Oconomonoc visit. students return from Grand Rapids for holidays.
Bethel notes report Miss Lizzie Kent of Fort Atkinson gave birth December 26 to a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Palmer. Local residents visited Yellow River for skating while Arthur Barker plans a northern winter sojourn. Prof H T Thompson and wife are in Antigo to visit friends. Mrs J W Wearing hosts her daughter Mrs Henry Swurm. G Klement, a Grand Rapids caller, and Mr and Mrs Rice Davs of Granton visited kin. Bertha Peake and Violet returned to Oneida. Orson Austin from Moline Illinois back in Bethel. Jesse Bennings from Duluth spent Christmas with kin.
North Nasonville log notes Miss Mary Prijatal visiting her parents for the holidays. She attends the training school at Grand Rapids.
Alfred Robinson is listed as sick. Norbert and Margaret Dierinner of Marshfield visited Joseph Stine Jr. over Christmas. Peter Thiel hauled rye to Chili on Monday. Henry Meyers reported busy activity in Clover Holler with threshing for P Thiel and Stine Bros. on Saturday and Monday. Mrs Frank Stine spent holidays in Oshkosh. Henry Jorgensen cut feed for Anton Sumrak on Monday. School district No 1 held a program at Woodman hall Wednesday evening led by teacher Ortno.
A cryptic note hints at quiet discussion and hidden plans regarding a person or matter named Ethe, suggesting secrecy or guarded speech when others are not watching. The fragment implies reserved talks and possible undisclosed intentions surrounding the subject.
Readable text notes how evergreen branches and pine cones retain fragrance in winter when gathered for use. It describes drying methods on newspapers or cheesecloth, and notes the resinous scent and picturesque glow from burning pine woods and cones.
The term Speaker arose from the need for a spokesman who could argue with the king. Early members lacked strong oratory, so Sir Thomas Hungerford was the first to hold the title in 1376, recognizing the power of protest.
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