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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1911

Page

9

Hampton's Magazine retracts libel claims against Standard Oil

In a February Hampton's Magazine article titled Cassidy and the Pond Poysoners, Cleveland Moffett issued a full retraction stating Standard Oil had no connection with impure candle transactions in Philadelphia. Hampton's Magazine and the publisher apologize and express regret, with a March note promising further publication of the retraction.

New York Standard Oil Company Hampton's Cleveland Hampton's Magazine West Thirty-fity St Standard Ql] Company Brathway Cassidy Pond Philadelphia Com Yan Caseidy Cleveland Moffett Standard of Company New York City Moffett Hampton Hroadway Magazine, Inc

Lorimer Lashed by Brown in Lorimer Election Charge

Senator Norris Brown charged that Senator William Lorimer’s 1909 Senate election was secured by corruption with Illinois agents Browne and Shurtleff named as operators. He threatened to block appropriations and urged action on the Lorimer case, a people’s election resolution, a tariff board proposal, and a general pension bill.

Washington Norris Brown Nebraska Senate William Lorimer Singis Ilsnois Holatlaw Broderick Lee O'Neil Browne White Link Beckemeyer Lorimer Browne Edward J Shurtlett Ilinois House of Representatives

Warren Leni ENcy Woes Taft Commutes Socialistic Editor

Washington President Taft commuted the sentence of Fred D. Warren the Socialistic editor recently held to 11 months in prison and a 1500 dollar fine The imprisonment was struck out and the fine reduced to 100 dollars to be collected by civil process only Warren was convicted in federal court of mail misuse

Washington Taft Fred D. Warren Warren

Increased Tariffs Held Up By Commission

Washington Increases in freight rates on fruit and vegetables from Chicago and Milwaukee to several states were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission until June 1 1911. The Chicago and North Western and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railways filed the tariffs. The commission believes the advances are too radical and will review their reasonableness.

Washington Chicago Milwaukee Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago & Northwestern Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railways

Fatal gas poisoning shocks Green Bay family

Green Bay residents report the Jobiliaus family and Michael Pliuszkowski were asphyxiated by coal gas in their home. A daughter found them after visiting the house, with the mother and two men yet to move in bed and the father and mother near a window. Medical examiners attribute death to gas from a small stove.

Green Bay Frank Jobiliaus Michael Plitskowski Jobulous George Cartwright Marinette Carl Anderson Merriam Manufacturing Company Superior Superior Poultry Association Wisconsin Minnesota Beloit Gideons J. H. Nicholson 3. B. Hill Gideon Order Racine Edward J. Smith Caledonia South Milwaukee Hospital Trumpesteau Pierson Minnnesota Rhinelander Thomas Dempsy Kenosha Hiram Damen Fisher Florence Menaghe Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis Fisher Florida Lipstien Frank Joplions Michael Piuskowski Joplicns Wautoma Saeboygnan Jefferson Evenaville Janesville Pioneer Presbyterian Church E.G. Postlethwaite Wausau McGorrick Theological Seminary Marshfield Dale Colorado Madison McGovern John C. Mars Forest County Mars

Burring A TIFF Dinner Party Memory Sparks Debate

A couple quibbles over their marriage lead to memories of their first meeting. The wife recalls a dinner party with thirteen guests where they reportedly met. The exchange centers on recognition and the uneven memory of a shared past.

Eczema Gone Boils Cured By Cuticura Remedies

Mrs Mary W Ramsey of Colorado Springs testifies that her three week old son Mygon suffered a severe eczema outbreak with watery eruptions. After doctors failed, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment leading to marked improvement and full recovery by seven months. She credits Cuticura with restoring health during teething and beyond.

Mygon Bolla Mra Mary W. Ramsey E. Jackson St Colorado Springs, Colo

Couldn't Last a Day Howell I Can Tell You How to Live on Ten Cents a Day

Powell Don’t Do It I’ve Only Eight Icons.

Howell Powell

Physicians blamed for growth of dope habit in New York

A New York meeting of druggists blamed physicians for expanding drug addiction, protesting a city ordinance banning retail sales of morphine preparations without prescription. Druggists cited prescriber influence, while health officials said paregoric and stomach remedies were the primary targets. A doctor’s note and unrelated sea-side reminiscence appear in the text.

New York Board of Health Caxwell Mayo

Coca-Cola Castoria Ad Remembers Trusted Remedy

Vintage pharmaceutical ad urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the telltale Signatura mark claiming over 50 years in use. It promotes Castoria as the familiar remedy for infants and children, noting it is the kind they have always bought.

Memory Gaps Highlight Family Struggles in Court

Inrerled Kanecker-Jonea’s case reveals a mother’s lack of recall about legal matters while Becker’s father testifies to memory lapses at the witness stand. The proceedings focus on reliability and truthfulness amid fragmented memories.

Kanecker Jonea Becker

Unclear ad copy quotes and health claim text

A fragmented OCR fragment reproduces quotes about privacy friendship and happiness, followed by garbled lines claiming cures and refunds for a product. It includes misspelled terms and partial phrases about blood tests and medical claims, without verifiable details or context. This reads as damaged advertisement text with no coherent story or event.

Distemper Cure Promises Safe Hoof Health Across Horses

An ad touts SPOHN S DISTEMPER CURE for all ages of horses with claimed cures and guaranteed bottles. Over 600 bottles sold last year with prices 50 cents and 1 dollar, agents sought, mail orders to Goshen and the Medical Co. on Contagious Diseases. A scattered cartoon and quip about horses and autos appears among other notes.

Spohn Spolen. Medical Co

Pettit's Eye Salve Sold By Howard Bros Buffalo

A fragmentary ad style notice mentions Pettit's Eye Salve as a remedy sold by Howard Bros in Buffalo. It touts universal use and urges readers to act now while cautioning to avoid harming associates.

Uking Pettit Howard Broz Buffalo

Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised by Henry F Goldstein

A Boston man, Henry F Goldstein of 16 Burton Street, credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing five years of rheumatic pain. He mentions rigid knees and extreme suffering before relief, saying the medicine ended his misery and restored strength.

Henry F. Goldstein Burton Street Boston Masa Hayda Sarsaparila Mr. Goldstein Hood Mac

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