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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
9
A $900-pec annum clerk in a Washington department was asked if he planned marriage. He replied he was in love and had no other reason, making the decision despite his limited income. The anecdote reflects a humorous, personal assessment of marriage in a bureaucratic context.
Ashland reports debt disputes among German Evangelical pastors ending in jail for Rev. August Lotz after a clash with Rev. Gustav Bloede. Milwaukee notes Mount Olive refusals to release Rev. W Dallman to Sheboygan. Manitowoc to use local brick for a $100000 post office with 450000 brick order. Galesville Equity plans own hog market as hogs fetch eight cents locally. Oshkosh insanity ruling on John Grunski following a double-brain injury. Sturgeon Bay toll bridge ownership to revert to public after charter expires. Neenah records scant ice on Lake Winnebago due to snow. Janesville self-described thief John Schindler dies in jail prep. Kenosha probes body in oats car. William Hatlock jumps from ice pack in Lake Michigan, missing. Oconomowoc rector John White to Zion Episcopal. Camp Lagna man dies after ox accident. murder charge. Madison petition seeks removal of County Clerk of Deeds Burgess. Kenosha man Isaac Denton returns home. New London man Nick Van Orman killed at Embarrass mill. Paksgama telephony line completed to Cameron central. Superior to host La Crosse assembly January 10–12. Belicit cows drown after ice breaks on Rock River. Sea Crosse Dan Clark undergoes skull surgery. recovering.
Mrs James Crooks of American Fork Utah suffered kidney trouble for over a decade with severe backache and bedridden spells. She attributes cure to Doan's Kidney Pills noting restored kidney function and improved health after treatment and repeats praise in 1909 interview.
In Cambridge during Yale Harvard morning, two New Haven collegians stroll Harvard Yard. A serious looking youth asks for directions to Harvard University but wins a quip about them being locked up. A brisk exchange captures campus banter and a断 sense of humor among students.
A compiled OCR snippet presents old product pitches and social quips. It touts Castoria for infants and children, hints at flirtatious behavior after flattery, and includes medical remedies against coughs and piles. Various aphorisms reflect period advertising and moral reflections.
A playful exchange notes a near miss during a wind storm as a fence yields to a billboard. The Poet-Just and the Artist remark on luck and the need to dodge another board bill in a light, period tone.
A nurse with twenty years’ experience endorses Resinol Ointment as an effective remedy for skin troubles including eczema. An Albany reader cites its cooling healing effect on sore nipples and praises its overall usefulness in the home. The ad copy blends testimonials with various unrelated quips and product mentions from the era.
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