Cham berlain's Liniment for Sprains Available
A classic pain relief product promises quick easing of sprains and soreness. Sexton Bros advertise 25 and 50 cent bottles, claiming fast restoration of affected parts to health.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1913
Page
2
A classic pain relief product promises quick easing of sprains and soreness. Sexton Bros advertise 25 and 50 cent bottles, claiming fast restoration of affected parts to health.
Readable portions discuss fuller's earth and its cleansing properties, noting doubts about effectiveness. The fragment mentions possible dosage, application concerns, and warnings about product reliability and safety for skin and spots.
A probate notice outlines the estate of Alexander McKeever. It appoints PL ON Christensen and Awsuat Brock as administrators. The order sets creditors deadlines, publication in Marshfield and Wood County papers, and requires claims to be filed by a stated date.
The Dairy Belt Farmer section serves central Wisconsin farmers with agricultural notes. The issue presents farming advice, market updates, crop tips, and community notices relevant to the county and rural readers.
Florida man devised a plant support contrivance a grooved standard with a coil wired center and two arms that adjust up or down to guide young trees. The device anchors near the trunk, helps trees grow straight, and resists heavy rains and winds.
The guide advises careful handling of roots when repotting shabby plants and pruning bruised sections. It notes newly potted plants may need time to establish, warns against overwatering, and suggests drying the soil surface to test moisture. It recommends turning east windows into plant arches with shelves and wire supports, using Madera vine cuttings, and wintering nasturtiums.
A brief note from Popular Mechanics describes placing a plant or vine at a residence doorstep to manage water by watering into the earth. It discusses creating a cover for the pot to keep it out of sight and prevent apparent clutter while ensuring seepage is absorbed by soil.
An article discusses planning a balanced family diet considering season, climate, age, health, and occupation. It stresses that instinct is unreliable, outlines protein fats and carbohydrates sources, and notes rising food costs push reliance on nuts peas and corn blends for sustaining power without heavy meat use.
A vintage food column describes making attractive fruit dishes. It covers stewing fruit in rich syrup, garnishing with blanched almonds, baking with syrup, and serving with whipped cream. Pears, melons, and preserved strawberries are featured as elegant options.
Local druggists Sexton Bros advertise Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds. The ad claims it acts on nature, relieves lungs, opens secretions, aids expectoration, and restores health. Includes a money back claim for catarrh cures and endorsements from WALDING, Kixson & Manvel and F J Gheney & Co. Hall's Catarrh Cure is sold nationwide at 75 cents per bottle alongside Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
This period provokes worry among mothers as frequent child colds weaken lungs and open the door to serious illnesses. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for its cures, is pleasant to take, and is sold by Sexton Bros.
Market list shows onions 1.25 per bushel potatoes 0.35 butter dairy 0.28 eggs per dozen 0.20 beef live weight 3.00 to 5.00 per cwt pork dressed 0.84 per lb veal live weight 1.08 per lb veal dressed per cwt 0.00 sheep live weight per cwt 3.50 beef hides 0.10 to 0.11 calf hides listed poultry chickens 0.13 per unit
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