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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
7
The Detroit Electric car climbed Mount Lookout near Denver and returned 46 miles in under three hours, proving electric power can handle mountain roads. Denver owners plan a celebratory ascent and beefsteak fry at the summit next week as demand and production expand.
A Fayetteville North Carolina mother reports her weak delicate daughter gained weight and appetite after using Vinol a liver and iron tonic praised as a constitutional remedy that builds healthy blood all children love to take it at Lenton's Prescription Store.
About eleven percent of deaths in the United States are the results of some form of nervous disease. This statistic highlights the impact of nervous disorders on national mortality.
A Worth Kentucky father recounts his 13 year old daughter nearly dying from heart trouble. He credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy for a dramatic improvement after using many bottles. The ad claims widespread trust and guarantees from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
The daily water loss from the Dead Sea averages about six thousand tons. An outlet exists but evaporation runs the level down quickly due to the desert heat, arid air, and fierce winds.
Fragmentary lines recall a romantic old mill and a painter asking where the bee and mill once stood. The text hints at many artists visiting, a house mill near Gh T-Tawisville, and its owner affected by the bursts of creativity.
The fragmentary clippings reference a seaside girl weaving ropes of sand and a sardonic remark about buried hopes, noting that tombstones or supply would be scarce if not for strong butties holding sam fool man.
The alloy in United States gold coins is silver and copper, while silver coins use copper. Both are nine tenths fine.
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