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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1913
Page
3
John and Nellie endure failed investments and mounting debt after years of toil. A factory fire tears into their world, yet a neighborly firm after hard work offers a lifeline. Through fear and struggle, their bond and faith endure as they rebuild.
The ostrich is the largest living bird in the world standing about eight feet tall and weighing roughly 300 pounds according to the report.
A weary farmer argues with a country storekeeper over sugar cost claiming a penny a pound savings after shrinkage. The storekeeper laments low profits as customers compare mail order prices and brands, while a long digressive tale about Old Man Kennedy and Flintrock rock piles unfolds, culminating in a chance for work after a dispute.
Since 1900 M Ruthal, a Silesian, has been champion in cigar smoking. He reportedly smoked 11 cigars in two hours on several occasions, and it is said he now smokes as many cigars in a year as others do in years.
Advertisement claims a money back offer if not the best thing in the world and backs the claim with a price inducement for the Wizard fur oue. Readers are urged to send their order now through the paper.
Wisconsin news recounts a proposed law to require non supporting husbands to work in quarries roads or harvests with pay directed to wives and children. Dr J W Quinn urges passage to curb neglect, citing a case of a wife and two daughters sustaining the family for months.
North St Paul residents clash with train dangers as sea line trains faced open switches at night and rocks hurled at passing trains. The earlier bold acts alarmed officials, with a reporter noting recurring hazards and community unrest amid the quiet berg.
In Madison on January 23 the Advance ment Asso argues against a single tax and praises farmer Nordman of Langlade County. Nordman, a successful grower with sixty cultivated acres, claims $3,000 yearly income and $50 per acre, placing him near high quality land in upper Wisconsin. The letter contends cheap lands in the region can yield strong returns, challenging the single tax critique.
Three fast transcontinental trains daily offer superbly equipped services The San Francisco Overland Limited The Los Angeles Limited and The California Mail Connections from all North Western Line points Booklets reservations and full details available at Chicago and North Western Railway Ticket Agents.
Advert promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cure for colds. It claims to aid nature by relieving symptoms, opening secretions, aiding expectoration, and restoring the system to health. Sold by Sexton Bros.
Sexton Brothers advertise a skin remedy with an ironclad guarantee. They claim to stock D D D Prescription for eczema, psoriasis, rash or tetter and promise a full trial bottle at no cost if it fails. They emphasize personal assurance and urge readers to try the product for relief.
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