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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
5
Fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column recounts a lawyer’s tale on a river steamer. It describes a Mississippi prison wardens, a boiler explosion, and a claim that a governor’s clemency would justify a lawyer’s release. The piece cites a New York Post quotation.
A sports note contrasts tennis and golf skills, stressing tennis players often lift their eyes to the court before the ball is struck, hindering golf success. The piece cites J Parmly Paret and explains how eye focus affects precision in fast exchanges, linking lawn tennis practice to golf mastery. It also mentions Preventics cold cure tablets as a safety claim and ends with a joke about installment payments.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restoratives as addressing kidneys by targeting controlling nerves. It warns that treating kidneys alone is futile, promising relief for back ache scalding sensations and general kidney distress with tablet or liquid forms.
The Caserta garden in Naples once boasted an English landscape layout and the famous camellia tree. Its seeds and cuttings were prized by Queen Caroline and European collectors, fueling a camellia export industry. Decay followed the garden’s decline, ending its flourishing era noted by the Tall Mall Gazette.
A miscellany of quotes on a writer’s long, costly path to publication ending with scant royalties, followed by notes on birds, plants and trout behavior. The London Opinion discusses goldfinch preference for apple blossoms and parsnip aversion, while Outing magazine explains trout shyness as a group behavior based on schooling dynamics.
Fragmentary text discusses tobacco leaves and the hairs that carry nicotine, noting leaves must be preserved for commercial use. It includes unrelated dialogue and a Catholic Standard and Times quote about a baby and a dine.
A four member club with strict rules on card playing hid a cheating moment. Four players smuggled in a pack and, after a waiter was asked about rule violations, he recalled only one rule broken: tipping. The game continued.
An unsure physician asks if the sick man wants him while reaching for Kik Lat. The doctor notes the patient’s scream for relief and recalls a different person who might end his misery, reflecting distress and urgency in the scene.
A clipped Philadelphia Ledger excerpt notes fear in delivering a debut speech, but the crowd’s scorn grew as WY Tame was announced. Hopeless Cane signals support for reform, inviting input from a stenographer.
An advertisement promises to treat venereal diseases and allied troubles at a free consultation. It claims to cure blood poison and nervous debility safely and permanently, inviting dissatisfied patients from other treatments to attend. Counsel and charges are described as reasonable and negotiable based on results.
A long notice extols Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It cites cures and testimonials from patients, claims open ingredient disclosure, and promotes non alcohol formulas and Pleasant Pellets as cures for constipation.
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