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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
8
The article notes a metal strip identified as the bottom plan between frames 28 and 41 revealing the mine’s position under the ship. It concludes a low explosive was used, implying a torpedo mine rather than a high explosive. The torn gash supports the low explosive assessment versus a clean puncture.
California offers rich flora and fruit as the state touts its natural advantages for living. Four daily high class trains including the Chicago and North Western Rye, San Francisco Overland Limited, China and Japan Mail, Los Angeles Limited, and Centennial State Special promise travel luxury with full particulars available from Worth Western line ticket agents.
An ad boasting Rexall Orderlies provides immediate relief from constipation with a money back guarantee. It touts no diarrhoea or nausea, calls the remedy a regulative tonic for the bowels, and promotes it as safe for children and the elderly. Three sizes priced 10, 25, and 60 cents, available at The Rexall Store run by Fr. J. Strauss in Marshfield Wisconsin.
A speaker with Circassian hair asks why musicians disparage mechanical instruments. The reply questions why generosity toward such instruments should differ from attitudes toward people, noting a mirror of bias between machines and humans.
A sick man tells his wife that despite smallpox he can still give to creditors, a Bits item noted. It then cites a belief that nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or due to cold or damp and do not need internal treatment, recommending Chamberlain's Liniment and noting its sale by All Dealers.
Indiana grower Fred C. Palin, famed as The Man Who Knows Corn, recounts how his champion ear, found in November 1910, beat all rivals to win the Kellogg National Corn Trophy. The event stirred interest as the Kellogg company needs vast corn supplies for Toasted Corn Flakes. The next National Corn Exposition is planned for February 1913 in Columbia South Carolina with expanded facilities and a $40,000 state appropriation to boost Dixie’s success.
A dense list of Milwaukee and Minneapolis bound trains from Marshfield Wisconsin. It names many train numbers, origins, destinations, and daily or except Sunday service, including connections to Fond du Lac Wausau Merrill and Chicago lines.
A grandfather laments that the world isn t getting smarter and notes his grandson asks the same questions his son did at a similar age. Lipplucatt s brand appears in the quote.
A muddled OCR listing rail services includes Velvet Special trains between Chicago and Minneapolis, Main Line expresses to Milwaukee and Chicago, branch services to Greenwood Loyal Nekconaard Grand Rapids and Eau Claire, plus daily and Sunday exceptions. It notes express packages must be delivered an hour before departure.
An 19th century advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for cures of catarrh that Hafl's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It presents testimonials from Watprne Kiswas and Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo and cites F. J. Cressy Co. as endorsers. The cure is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces, with 75 cents per bottle and general druggist availability. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A garbled 19th century ad promises a free 200 page book on treatment and care of horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry with various remedies and warnings for fever sprains colic diarrhoea coughs and other livestock ailments. It notes mail delivery from New York firm Bumpareys' Medicine Co. and prepaid price of 60 cents.
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