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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1909

Page

4

A Ball, a Break, and a Night in Sir Peter Hawkshaw’s House

In a London town, Richard Glyn hides in Sir Peter Hawkshaw’s study after escorting Mrs. Trenchard to Almack’s. Lady Arabella Stormont uses a cunning ruse to trap Philip Overton, locking him in, while Glyn discovers the plan and faces the moral danger of a perilous love triangle. The escape ends with Arabella’s angry rebuke and Glyn’s vow to testify as the dawn nears.

Goarg Peter Hawkshaw Richard Glyn Arialla Stormont Ind Ajax Glen Varnon Sir Thomas Vernon Aiawileanniv Lilo Overton Aly Thomas Vernon Overton Lawkshaw Arabella Trench Mediterranean Wichardoe Tady Tas Vernon Glia Mae Armelkt Wits Daphan Acwuella Jove Berkeley Square Tinwkstinn Almagh’s Belor Gea M's. Trenchard Mrs. Trenchard Giles Sir Peter Ming Arabella Stormont Jane Morning Philip Overton Sir Peter Hawkshaw Capt. Overton Aravella Reed Mr. Vernon Garth Jarabella Stormont Giles Vernon Detby

Queer English Milk Wagons In Fancy Medieval Style

A nostalgic piece contrasts English milk carts with modern life, describing two wheeled milk floats in bright colors and brass fittings. It notes the spectacle of a milkman on foot using brass-bound pails and a dipper, praising the old method over glass bottles and topical microbes.

Unreasonable Hubby and the Tattles at Dawn

In old Scotland a condemned husband bids farewell, but his wife interrupts with the question where she will plant the tattles this year. He retorts he will not need any. She wags to the warden and jokes that John’s buffed because he’s gaunt to be hanged.

Scotland John

Farmer Confides in Vanishing Automata Mystery

An aged farmer distrusts the speeding automata that pass his field as a windmill agent questions the devices. He dismisses them with a fiat and notes their noisy charms and milk curdling effects on the dairy, hinting at a peculiar disruption in a rural setting.

Badger News Briefs From Fond du Lac and Around Towns

Appleton units of Company G Second Regiment fought a train fire after a gas leak caused a blaze under a coach. Kenosha Police Chief Gwen O’Hare wounded. victim’s condition improving as investigators search for the shooter. Beaver Dam reports a Slavonian suspect in a robbery hospitalised in precarious condition. Antigo logs a $20,000 fire at Wisconsin Bark & Lumber. band mill planned. Racine hosts 5000 visitors for homecoming with parades, events, and fireworks. Oshkosh fire damages boat houses. losses tally around $3,506. Fond du Lac man Dewald nabbed for breaking into a meat market. Terlín fire destroys station contents. Madson reports a $12,000 world-walker ahead by 400 miles. Radisson engineer injured in water-pump gas engine explosion. Neenah to host Modern Woodmen initiation. Watertown sees several injuries from fireworks. Kenosha reports Fourth of July injuries from fireworks. Superior warns of fireworks injuries. 18-year-old Alfred Carey loses four fingers.

Appleton Fond du Lac Company G van Dyne Kenosha Kenosha County Gwen O'Hare Beaver Dam West Bern George Cragg Barton Brags Chicago Wisconsin Bark & Jumber Company Racine South Main Street Mehominee Je. J. Harvey National Educational Association Hss Harvey Penger, Col George A. Works Works G. L. Bowman Dunn County Normal School Oshkosh Termat & Monahan Company Jones & la Borde M. Mathison Waustu St. Stephen’s Lutheran Superior Charles Roy Tower Hay Lehigh Coal Dock Rutkustia Eliis Madson C. A Detroit Radisson William Dodge Moha Neenabh Menasha Kaukauna Neenah Watertown Edwin Steinman Alfred Carey

Kidney disease fears and a cure by Doan's Pills

Tiredness, dull spirits, back pain, dizziness and urinary issues signal kidney disorder experts warn. Alonzo Adams of Os teola testifies Doan's Kidney Pills brought relief after medicine failed, claiming permanent cure and renewed ability to work. product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for five cents a box.

Deley Alonzo Adams Foster-Milburn Co Buffsla N. F

Optimism and pessimism in a whiz of spring humor

In a Finland smoking room Andrew Carnegie cited an international marriage joke. He noted he did not object to good and honorable couples, yet warned many marriages resemble a cynic's tale. The bride often shines while creditors laugh at a man’s delirious bills.

Finland Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Lord Lacland

Another Step Nettled by Tight House Stair Fix Call

A man complains of a dangerous stair near the head of the stairs at home and asks the architect to add a step. The exchange shows a concern for safety and prompts a design change.

Luschman Ena Times

Hospitals a Benefit to Property Value Says Study

The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that 67.5 percent of tuberculosis hospitals and sanatoria in the United States benefited local property and community health. For more than 62 percent, the presence of these institutions increased nearby property assessed values.

National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis United States

Burning String In the Sick Room Tip

A note from Harper's Bazar advises burning a soft string in a sick room to purify the air. Pin a string to a chair, light it, blow it out to produce smoke that slowly diffuses and alters the atmosphere for the invalid.

Harper's Bazar

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonials From Camden and Gardiner

Readers report relief from female ailments and headaches after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs W. Valentine of Camden says it restored health and vigor after weakness and pain. S B Gardiner says it cured a feared illness without hospital surgery in three months. The endorsements urge trial as a remedy for inflammation ulcers irregularities and nervous prostration.

Comden Lydia Eineham Lydia Pinkham Valentine Lincol Avenue Camden Ned Gardiner Lydia B. Pingham Gardiner Atc Lydia L. Pinkham

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