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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1906
Page
12
A jeweled masquerade ends in a staged corpse, shocking the crowd. The prince orders a death decree for the spectacle’s architect, leading to a regime shift toward arts, libraries, and charitable works as morals deepen and civilization advances.
A special Winnebago Presbytery meeting on February 15 at the Marshfield First Presbyterian Church acted on Rev J F Youngs resignation as pastor after nine years. The presbytery dissolved the pastoral relationship, with affectionate commendation and prayers for his future service in Carthage Illinois.
Community leaders discuss creating a training school or synthetic gym for youth to exercise evenings in a city. Linner Toepfer, experienced circus performer, offers paraphernalia and turning instruction while donating time, proposing a turning and acrobatic program with affordable instruction and local support.
February twenty six roll call features responses about hobbies and Hawaiian annexation. Notes on music, instruments, and education discuss Mrs. F. R. Upnam and others amid school activities.
Preventics taken at the sneeze stage prevent a seated cold by opening the pores of the body. These simple, effectual tablets reach a cold and claim to stop griping. Risk 3c to test Dr Shoop's Preventics. Sold by R J Strauss.
Three thousand cords of pry salt woon stove length available for sale at 1.35 dollars per cord delivered anywhere in the city. Orders through our teamsters or at the Mail Office. Terms cash on delivery. 3tt Urwasurs Co.
Describes horse foot anatomy with terms like hand and foot misapplied to the horse. Explains Dobbin trots due to high heel placement on hind legs, noting the horse has a single toe and large nail, with the wrist and digits arranged as a stylized hand-like structure.
A snarly editorial fragment warns public speakers about avoiding pretentious language and pandering to the poor. It attacks sermonizing rhetoric and copying elite tones, urging speakers to stay clear of pompous phrases and insincere humor while preserving respect for tradition.
A fragmented excerpt discusses success as reaching a high moral or personal aim through strength and persistence. It cites references to life’s purpose, the views of Nalwer Avell, and a critique of vanity and social climbing as misdirections on the path to true achievement.
fragmentary OCR text mentions places and names in a vague historical context, with references to Greenwich village and nearby areas. no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects emerge to form a concrete news item or summary.
An Oxford professor once argued about the parable of the sour grapes. He later moved to a zoo where he fed grapes to a fox, which ate them eagerly, challenging the idea of inherent sourness.
A Houston Post quote reveals a politician debating how to attract attention to win reelection. The speaker considers actions that might invite investigation, weighing the odds of success versus scrutiny as he contemplates his strategy in a public setting.
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader shows a student named Willie and a teacher in a tense exchange. The dialogue frames the student as a "poor, abused martyr" while blaming parental and school authority for his treatment.
The exchange suggests the bookkeeper did not fall behind. Mr. Tasker says the bookkeeper came out ahead while the company itself lags. The remark frames a blame shift from individual to organization amid financial concerns.
The city treasurer’s office in the city pall will be open at usual hours and the treasurer will be there for the collection of the taxes until March 10. After that date the books will be turned over to the county clerk and all taxes remaining unpaid must be paid to him. G. W. Upham, City Treasurer.
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin offers free books on rheumatism describing causes and living tips to avoid the disease. It promotes Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Tablets as a cure even in severe cases and notes sales through R J Strauss.
A long list of names and locations appears under a note about Sunday guests at various hotels including Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee and Fond du Lac. The text also mentions a discovery of the yellow fever germ and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy with a Reston Bros drugstore advertisement.
Miss Barbara Gleichner returns from Chicago for a several week visit. The Gaace at Slowlett's last Monday was not well attended. Miss Lizzie Hansen of Hilbert visits her aunt Mrs. August Michalski and Mrs. Ford of Plymouth accompanies Mrs. Reyes. John P. Kraemer of Lincoln Park plans a modernized business space. On Washington's Birthday a small program was shown in the primary department taught by Caroline A. Kraemer. An editor in Memphis endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for colds and throat troubles clarifying a warning about counterfeit yellow packaging. Sexton Bros. Jon Porath returns from Minneapolis with plans to stay, after five to six years abroad.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for la grippe coughs and pneumonia prevention. It warns to refuse anything but the genuine product in the yellow package from Sexton Bros.
Prominent physicians praise Golden Seal root as a tonic for dyspepsia liver and stomach ailments. Doctors Barton Coe Hare Johnson Scudder Ellingwood and others affirm its wide curative potential, enhanced by Queen's root stone root and other ingredients, with endorsements cited from Jefferson Medical College and University of Pennsylvania.
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