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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
2
The class of 1911 bids farewell to high school, thanking parents, the school board, faculty, and classmates. The address argues for woman suffrage, praising its history and impact, while urging civic responsibility and cleaner governance. An aside promotes Chamberlain's remedy for summer ailments.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item features a quip about a fire destroying ancient Rome. The student argues cigarettes caused it, the professor notes no cigarettes existed then, highlighting a humorous anachronism about fire causation.
The ad extols a healthy woman with good digestion and charm, attributing her qualities to correct living and sine digestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy to correct digestion, noting availability through all dealers.
The largest class ever at Wood County Normal completed studies last week with thirty seven graduates. Prof Jackson personally ensures each graduate meets standards and offers guidance to school officers. The school reports unusual success in the lab, with few failures and strong demand from prospective teachers.
The article outlines new railroad baggage rules effective May 28, limiting admissible trunk sizes to four inches and larger items to higher charges. It notes possible delays as trains may forward luggage earlier or later than the traveler’s ticketed train, and mentions changes to transporting dogs with excess weight charges.
Chicago’s Riverview Exposition draws crowds of about 200000 on Sundays and Decoration Day, signaling a boom in summer amusements. The park offers two grand spectacles Monitor and Merrimac and Creation, each costing near five hundred thousand dollars, plus thrilling rides, lectures, and daily band concerts amid acres of trees and green grass.
Hallister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed as nature's gift to the hue mar family promising full protection for the household. Claims Best baby medicine in the world are 35 cents for tea or tablets from Sexton Bros.
Satz Haus and two sits on Fifth Street two blocks from the High School offered for sale at a bargain. Frank Vaughn advertises the listing with location details and contact point for interested buyers.
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