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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
7
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a quick cure for coughs colds and bronchial issues. Claims include relief by the first dose and complete recovery after several bottles, with testimonial from G Clark of Westfield Iowa and a trial bottle offer via mail order.
Two physician listings include Hayward a physician and surgeon operating above Miss Rowans millinery at 1604 Henry Wayle with office and residence details, and Henry Wayle D D with Deutscher Arzte office above Rembs Sturm Furniture store. Night car service telephone numbers 46 and 164 are shown with residential addresses.
A European alfalfa weevil invasion threatens western states with damage to crops. The article describes effective brush drag methods using two-brush rows on planks to knock larvae from stubble, suffocate many, and stir soil dust to kill younger instars. It details drag construction and weight to ensure deep field penetration and soil contact.
Fragmentary text describes a character praising another, with garbled dialogue and unclear action or outcome. The line hints at affection or admiration toward Jude, but lacks concrete events, dates, or names beyond general references.
The report notes dairy cows yielding 20 times their weight in milk annually and 300 to 1000 pounds of butter fat, highlighting the Guernsey breed champion Spotswood Naisy Pearl and rival May Palm. It also describes Use Quebec monastery turning rocky land into fruitful fields over thirty years, an example of agricultural development aided by science and skilled labor.
The notice urges customers to bring all prescriptions for double weighing and measuring of every ingredient. It stresses that ingredients are checked twice against the doctor's orders to prevent any possible mistake and ensure the medicine aligns with the physician’s directions.
An old article discusses how ample water in sheep pasture lowers production costs by increasing moisture and dry matter balance, aiding growth and carcass quality. It notes water sources include pasture dew and drinkable rainwater, stressing constant access for best growth. It also mentions Glasgow street paving practices coordinating with city departments to repair and renew water pipes beforehand.
A farmer solves hog feeding issues by mounting a swinging trough panel outside the fence. A stop holds the panel while liquid feed is poured, then the panel tilts to spread food evenly along the trough edge. Stops also prevent overextension and the trough from spilling. The setup attaches to the fence and supports efficient feeding.
The note discusses maintaining hog health after cholera outbreaks, stressing serum treatment for exposed herds to save immune survivors. It emphasizes vaccinating new stock before or at placement and notes breeders offering immune brood sows and hogs to prevent reinfection.
A fragment warns that overfeeding Mora than wilk he eaten at onda leads to wasteful feeding and trains animals to be dainty, a bad habit that eventually reduces their overall intake and proper nourishment.
A board of trade may be formed in any community where trading interests justify uniting traders and locals for development or protection. It should have its constitution and by laws drafted and membership fees set, with guidance to contact the secretary of the nearest board for advice and copies. In Britain the board of trade is a state department. in this country boards are locally constituted and appointed.
A reader recalls a dialogue about the Woolworth Building asking who will inherit it when Mr Woolworth dies. The unsigned reminiscence notes conversations about the building and its future ownership, reflecting curiosity about succession and property control.
A vintage medical ad from Elkhart Indiana promotes a pain and irritability relief product. The ad touts twenty years of use and claims benefits for household discomfort. It offers 25 doses for 25 cents, available at druggists nationwide.
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