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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1916
Page
2
Realty listing notes a 120 acre stock farm partly ingrained with fair buildings located about one mile from Tela. Property described for trade or sale with mention of willing sellers Anderson and Hatestroml in Wisconsin.
Central Aves resident Deans Kidney Pills cured his severe kidney and back pain after cold weather aggravated his condition. He says the remedy strengthened his kidneys and ended the ache, noting no further back trouble. Doan’s Kidney Pills, the same cited by Mr Dunow, are suggested by the advertiser.
French researchers claim they impregnated rubber gloves with metal salts to render them impervious to X rays, aiming to protect users during radiographic procedures. The report notes tentative tests and potential safety implications for medical staff and patients.
A historical price listing shows hay grades with No. 1 Timothy at 9.0 per unit, other hay grades with no call, and various dairy and farm staples including butter eggs beet veal pork hides and animal weights. It lists grains and feed items such as wheat corn barley rye oats and cottonseed meal with per bushel ton and per ton pricing.
A garbled page lists dates and names from a week of local items, including George Washington references, a divorce suit, a patent notice, and a nursery rhyme anecdote, with scattered dialogue about bran’s household uses and cleaning tips.
Fragmentary excerpts mention an educational show and cooking demonstrations by a non electric group. A note says Louisiana equipped a car with a generator. In a wartime context, hundreds of women aided rulers to dig trenches to hinder German crossing of the Vistula.
The notice asks readers to telephone with any reliable information about various social events and incidents including deaths elopements marriages divorces embezzlements crimes and unusual events such as fires or falls.
The article extols Prince Albert tobacco for its patented process that removes bite and enhances flavor. It claims three years of development and significant cost, making pipe and cigarette use easier for many. It also shares cold wash day tips unrelated to tobacco.
The text cites large annual sickness costs at 580 million dollars and 250 million for veterans in 1915. It claims a new crop payments scheme in California with 70 a year and 70 000 tons of cork used yearly. It notes California had 7 294 forest fires in 1914. Russia’s land area listed as 4 711 8? thousand square miles.
An advertisement proclaims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers 100 dollars for any case of deafness due to catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and invites requests for free circulars. The note ends with a joke about a man warning a girl he cannot live with her.
Quick home care tips include soaking fishy odor off silver in cold water and dust-free silk cleaning with velveteen. A milliner cleans mirrors with tissue in wood alcohol, whiting polish, and paper. Wise quips note war risks in Greece and a gender joke about petticoats and business failure.
State of Wisconsin Wood County in County Court fixes May 1 1916 as the final date for creditors to present claims against the estate of George W Henderson late of Marshtead Jail County. Claims to be examined and adjusted at Grand Rapids Court House on the first Tuesday of June 1916 with notice to creditors.
The order requires claimants to present demands by publishing a copy once weekly for four weeks in the Marshfield Times. Publication begins within fifteen days of January 25. Dated January 25. County Judge W C Conway signs. attorneys Pp A and R R Williams listed. Marshfield Wisconsin.
Mrs Amanda Glerhart of Wawnesfield Ohio writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in her family for twenty years and has never failed to cure a cough or cold. It is obtainable everywhere.
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