Miluakee Clinic Advertises 30 Years Medical Experience
An old typed ad from a Milwaukee clinic proclaims 30 years of experience and an established institute offering treatment for private, nervous, digestive, and chronic diseases. It lists conditions such as varicocele, prostatic and kidney issues, diseases of women, skin and throat ailments, diabetes, Bright's disease, and nervous disorders. The clinic promises modern equipment, a laboratory outfit, and experienced specialists at 289 DC, Suite No 1, 437 Dost Water Sl, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Milwaukee
Caleb Cox and the Dream of a Country Life
Caleb Cox returns home after eighteen years in the city with wealth and plans to move his parents to comfort. His mother and father resist city life. the old man values simple labor and fresh air over luxury. Cox rethinks ambition, promoting his staff and choosing moderation, funding the farm and time with his parents instead of a full city escape.
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Ife
Caleb Cox
Caleb
Father
Dave
Tim
Max
Nouvel
Local social notes from Spencer and area
Miss Minnie Lundahl visited friends in Colby on Sunday. M Langdon from Rhinelander visited his mother-in-law Mrs L Masser. George Farrington attended the farmers institute at Arburndale last week. Miss Sarah Rhodes of Oneida stayed with relatives several days. Mr Soles and wife of Granton visited their son Dr F A Soles. Elmer Farrington returned to Mayville after weeks with relatives. Jos Whitmore traveled to Wausau to visit his brother and attend a lawsuit. Richard Smith bought two lots of Dr F G Strayer and will build a residence next spring. Ingram of fear Cadett bought the Graves & Son store and stock. Will Anish moves into living rooms above the store and takes possession early next month.
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George Farrington
Farmers’ Institute
Arburndale
Sarah Rhodes
Oneida
Mr. Soles
Granton
F. A. Soles
Jos. Whitmore
Wausan
Richard Smith
F.G. Strayer
Spencer
Ingram
Fear Cadett
S. D. Graves & Son
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Greatest For Colds
Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best made for colds. She claims it cures colds quickly prevents pneumonia and is pleasant and safe to take. Available through Sexton Bros and H A Schumaker.
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Chamberlain
Cora Walker
Porterville
California
Sexton Bros
H. A. Schumaker
Marshfield Family and Community Notes Parade
Miss Bentz and Ed Hintz family visits noted in Marshfield and Stratford. Gust Breyhime visits grandmother in Stratford. Joseph Zahn works there and visits home. R Muller the treasurer collects January taxes in Spencer. Hume of Marshfield employs Bakerville workers. Hubber returns from North Dakota. Frey couple back from Stevens Point. Five year old Geshbach daughter operated for appendicitis at St Josephs Hospital in January and is improving.
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Miss Bentz
Marshfield
Ed. Hintz
Gust. Breyhime
Stratford
R. Muller
Spencer
John
Joe Staegh
Bakerville
John P. Hume
Charles Geshbach
St. Joseph's Hospital
May Live 100 Years Mrs Jennie Duncan Story
Mrs Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Maine aged 70 credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic dyspepsia of 20 years and restoring strength. The advertisement claims benefits for stomach and liver diseases blood disorders and debility. Sold with guarantee at Sexton Bros drug store price 30 cents.
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Jennie Duncan
Haynesville
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Sherry Notes and Local Sports Report
Miss Jennie Richardson left for her home at Poysipni on Friday after a short visit. Sherry defeated Auburndale on Thursday 32 to 16. Town Treasurer Humphrey will collect taxes at the town clerk’s office on one Wednesday in January and at his home on all other days.
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Sherry
Jennie Richardson
Poysipni
Auburndale
Humphrey
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Potterville druggist J R Cullman touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for stomach troubles and constipation. He claims customers are satisfied, with a money back guarantee if not pleased. Sold by Sexton Bros and H A Schumaker.
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Chamberlain
J. R. Cullman
Potterville
Mich
Sexton ‘Bros
H. A. Schumaker
Dry Wood for Sale in City Delivery Available
Dry mill wood on hand with 3000 cords offered at 1.33 dollars per cord. Stove length wood delivered to any city area. Terms to be arranged through main office. Urzan Mr¢
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Urzam
Unclaimed Letters at Marshfield Post Office 1906
Unclaimed letters listed up to January 16 1906 include Mrs A J Booth Mrs K J Coffield Mrs J P Jensen Will Stafford Lloyd Sprague George Snipe Miss Mary Reilner. Recipients must call and say advertised Joun F Cote P M
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Marshfield
A. J. Booth
K. J. Coffield
J. P. Jensen
Will Stafford
Lloyd Sprague
George Snipe
Mary Reilner
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Declared Harmless for Children
Advertising notice proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy safe for children with no harmful substances. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds and croup and lists Sexton Bros and H A Schumaker as sellers. Also notes a Bomeseekers Excursion to the Northwest via the Chicago and North Western with reduced fares and train options.
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Sexton Bros
H. A. Schumaker
Beating the Muele Cure Advertisement Testimony
Mrs Mary Brown of 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie N Y endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as the most reliable and pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels Sexton Bros druggists back the guarantee 25c Also special excursion fares to Denver Colo via the Northwestern Line with dates January 17 28 and February 2 to return plus Wool Growers and Live Stock Association meetings noted Sales agents Northwestern Ry handle inquiries
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Mary Brown
Lafayette Place
Poughkeepsie
Denver
Colo
Ith
Ouicara & North- Westero Ry
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Beauty and Health
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a wonderful tonic and beautifier, priced 35 cents for tea or tablets, with a January 1 claim and a February 2 run in the Wood County Wisconsin edition. A probate notice in Grand Rapids sets February hearing for the estate of Frank Ewald, appointing William Ashmeler as administrator with required notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Sexton Bros
Wood County
Provata
Sale
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids
O'Eorke
Ir Ly
Marshfield Times
neWapaper
Said
Byrne Court
W.d. Conway
Rank Ewald
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Louis Hahn
Dr. King
John J. Mettelka
Marshfield, Wis
Vedder
Miller's Store
Iron Works
South Depot
Elmer Farrington
Mayville
Manville
Joseph Zahn
Emil Hintz
Richard and
Henry Schmidt
Henry Frey
Stevens Point
Chas. Hubber
North Dakota
Pation
Joun F. Cote
P.M
Bomeseekers
Norch-Weutero
Chicago & North- Westoro Ry
Local Market Report
North Side
Louie Baumann
R. Miller
Central Ave
Gustafsons
Just
Upham
B. Corsets
W.B. Brent
W. B
ARES
Cawal
Barinte
Iuform
Iten Bros
Mokera
Broadway
New Fark
Corriiahy's &c
oReniahlon
Howe
Muon
Foodra
Scientific American
Ecosse
Dreed Fe
Fialyona
Cane UD Goa Anlows
Thom Tg
Hoddus
Salvona Supplies Company
Pins Street
St. Louis
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