Steam Pipes and Mill Machinery Repair Service
Steam pipes valves and fittings on hand for immediate repair work of all kinds of mill machinery at short notice and reasonable rates.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
8
Steam pipes valves and fittings on hand for immediate repair work of all kinds of mill machinery at short notice and reasonable rates.
A romance unfolds in a mining camp where a New York woman and her mysterious companion sing hymns in a rain soaked lodge. A rugged outlaw paroled to shelter becomes a guardian figure as a sheriff’s posse hunts him. A final sign of redemption leads to a poignant parting and a vow to return.
A compact record traces the history of underwater cables from 1796 proposals by Salva in Barcelona to 1838 demonstration and 1843 trunk laying between New York City and Fire Island. It notes 1851 submarine line openings by French and English capitalists and mentions other experiments in Europe.
A quip notes that a man who reworks the world to his liking ends in a paradise but dies of boredom within a week. The wry line is attributed to Puck.
An 1900s era column warns that neglecting a cold endangers children and adults, urging Chamberlains Cough Remedy for safe relief. It notes Grant avoided formal war councils, preferring to seek informed opinions before issuing decisive orders, as described by General O O Howard in Century.
George Moor of Grimesland North Carolina credits Dr King's New Discovery with lifting his cough and lung illness. He reports improvement after one bottle and full recovery after twelve, calling it supreme for coughs, colds, and preventing pneumonia. Trial bottle free, sale by Sexton Bros. druggists.
A London Saturday Review note describes a lake on Kildine island in the North Sea. It claims the surface is fresh and supports freshwater life while its depths contain saltwater organisms, including sponges and saltwater fish, intriguing and puzzling scientists.
Mrs. Charles of Harbor Maine praises Electric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite for quick relief in dyspepsia liver complaint nervousness weakness and debility. The tonic acts as a blood purifier and is sold under guarantee at Sextons drug store for 50 cents.
A dialogue fragment set in France shows L Amie Ohh Gabrielle confirming an upcoming marriage. L Ingenue asks about the groom while Gabrielle hints at her mother overseeing her engagement. The exchange reveals social expectations and marital plans through playful banter.
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