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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1912
Page
9
A fragmentary manuscript presents a garbled dialogue with names like Leonidas and Mr. Seekton. The text hints at pride, credit, and temper, ending with a reflective line on virtue and vice leaving tiny lasting marks.
A Michigan woman recounts severe health decline including heart trouble and indigestion, then credits coffee abstinence and Postum with dramatic improvement. She notes clearer thinking, restored endurance, steadier nerves, and renewed interest in daily tasks after drinking Postum for weeks.
A 1862 recap notes action along the Accoquan Virginia front and Confederate impressment orders. It records Union and Confederate moves at Roanoke Island, Forts Bartow and Blanchard, and the capture of ships and towns, plus political shifts and martial law in Kansas.
A Wheelfoe lawyer recalls a Mountaineer jury trial where jurors debated for hours in a sparse room. The foreman concluded they believed the defendant would have committed the act if given the chance, though they found he was not present.
A Tennessee mother reports her six month old son recovered from a severe scalp eruption after using Cuticura products. She describes initial hair loss and widespread red bumps, then improvement within days and full recovery after two Resolvent bottles, two ointment boxes, and three soaps. The ad notes free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and urges applications to Boston. Also mentions Australian interest in Endeavor ship plans linked to a shipwright and Captain Cook era ties.
An archaeological find near Arecht Belgiura reveals a Frankish cemetery with cremated remains and traditionally buried burials, challenging the belief that cremation was unknown among the Franks. The site shows clear traces of both cremation and inhumation indicating mixed practices.
A distorted early 20th century page fragment blends social satire with patent medicine ads. It features quips about offense and readers, a fictitious editor reply, and a sample of Cole’s Carvall salve claims. It also mentions Mrs Winslow’s Rootin’ Syrup for teething and other ailment cures.
In Bombay harbor the rock-hewn Elephanta temples visited recently by the king and queen number six, with four nearly complete. They date from the eighth century A D or later. The Great Cave rises 254 feet above high water and is a Siva temple with a 90 by 90 foot square main chamber, its three open sides supported by six rows of stone columns.
Mrs Flatt asks why Mr Flatt looks unconcerned while she shivers in the cold. He offers no immediate action beyond asking what he can do. The exchange ends with Mrs Platt suggesting she might shiver as well in a terse, humorous note from the Loston Transcript.
The article notes a quarrel where Smith's sect erects a windmill provoking neighborly dispute while Booker muses on social folly, suggesting fewer bachelors should rely on wives to manage affairs.
Fragmentary prose cites a cure claim and an adage about cheerfulness, mentioning Bree Wend and Protruding Plus a 6 adage. It notes caution about curing cans of Itching and Slurding and suggests personal shift of the dilemma. Contains archaic spellings and unclear names.
A stray question-like line reflects a rumbled motto about facing trouble boldly. The text hints at a bull that stands firm, symbolizing courage amid challenge and the need to take decisive action rather than retreat.
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