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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
7
An old ad style notice promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a remedy for grippy feverish stuffed heads and persistent coughs. It claims rapid relief after the first dose and includes testimonials from users and doctors along with multiple local business references and theater notes.
A traveling salesman at a large factory bets he can identify married employees by noting their footprints. He marks those who wipe their feet on the mat, as married men do, while singles do not. The manager learns the trick, and the tale ends with a quip about a good boss who gets results without yelling.
Leland Powers stars in The Man from Home at Chicago venues, a modern comedy about a Kokomo lawyer aiding his ward from a scheming family and Europe’s influence. Ginn impersonates ten roles and performs Shakespeare, Tennyson, Browning, Dickens, and Kipling pieces. Mrs. Louisa Waterman Carpenter, aged 108, dies in Worcester as the DAR’s oldest member.
Governor Philipp seeks a conservative fiscal course for Wisconsin, calling for abolition of some commissions and reform of income tax assessors. Senator Ackley drafts a new waterpower bill to spur northern development, while efforts to curb legislative reference library funding and state commissions promise fierce party clashes.
A wartime style notice outlines Wood County hosting a farm contest this winter. It details that every entrant can analyze their own land, with judging based on age experience and farming skill. The piece mentions prior participation, cash prizes, and community interest, plus a plan for officials to visit farms and award numbers to entrants.
A minister confronts a backslider during a gospel service in a tense moment. The clergyman challenges the man about his baptism and faith, remarking that a dry-cleaned baptism does not count, while the congregants listen in the stand.
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