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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
12
The notice advertises three big free attractions including tented shows a merry go round and a motorcycle race with daily baseball games as features. La Beela and Dave Devil Hurley perform a hair raising automobile act with a car plunging incline and a dramatic drop.
The Yamato trio tours America for their first season introducing wire work perch acts polo juggling and coordinated tumbling to new audiences. They perform as a compact ensemble showcasing athletic precision and agile balance across venues nationwide.
A compact notice lists events in Marshfield on August 26 27 28 and 29. Details mention local venues and schedules to inform residents of upcoming activities and time windows across multiple days.
A historical piece describes the manchineel tree of Africa with its poisonous sap and milky juice, detailing legends of shade, ritual weapon use, and tribes avoiding contact. It notes Tremaux’s account and warns of fatal contact risks. Also included are quirky facts on US currency production and a rural land allotment for Snake members, followed by a stubborn school miswrite anecdote.
Indian held lands in Oklahoma’s Creek country, long pressured onto the Snake people, are now touted as a source of immeasurable riches. Prospectors report discovery of promising fields on Snake territory with drilling active and no dry holes yet, amid nine years of government actions and settlement efforts.
A colorful proverb attributed to a Presbyterian speaker notes life as a mix of praying for rain and wishing for clearing. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for sore muscles and rheumatic pain, claiming relief after violent exercise or injury and listing it available from all dealers.
A London tobacconist reports multimillionaire clients spending heavily on luxury items. One unnamed repeat customer buys eight boxes of cigars annually at about two dollars fifty each, plus a custom $4,000 pipe. A banker patron uses amber cigar holders worth $10 each, and a titled society hostess purchases hundreds of cigarettes weekly with gold paper holders.
The dialogue notes a breach of promise claim with a woman holding letters in which the man pledges various favors. The exchange likens the letters to promissory notes, complete with a distinctive accent and a mock apology.
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