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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
12
Horace Fletcher prescribes eating only when calm and happy, arguing nerves greatly affect digestion. He notes emotions can halt gastric juice flow, advising against eating during worry or anger to avoid digestive disruption.
Summer diet advice from Horace Vietcher stresses insalivating liquids as well as solids. He argues humans were not designed to consume liquids without chewing and urges slow, up and down tongue movements to enhance taste. Water, having no taste, is readily swallowed without insalivation.
The article argues summer dust harms dental health and that many think dental defects cause more disease than believed. It notes town air requires cleaners, suggesting mouth and teeth cleaning methods and rinsing the mouth to remove food debris and keep dental hygiene amid dusty conditions.
Spencer notes report numerous visits and small events. N J White of Colby transacted business here. Mrs Bernard Hoey hosted a card party for guests E H Gross J E Kennedy and F B Hand. A serious barn fall injured Henry Maldon and Peter Zweifel was moved to a veterans home after injuries. A disastrous fire struck Peter Strachota’s home, with insured losses. Ernie Allington and Willie Van Ryzan rode motorcycles to Stanley, with a quick return.
Stratford reports include George Rifleman visiting Edgar friends, a 6 o’clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Oby, Miss Mabel Miller of Wausau visiting relatives, and several local youths planning harvest field work in the west. John Condon left for North Dakota, Miss Marie Ashenbrenner goes to Milwaukee, Harry Neipert returns from Auburndale, Miss Bertha Prock returns home, and Lawrence Lisbeth departs from the depot with a new job elsewhere.
A social roundup from Bakerville lists visits and travels of residents. Mr and Mrs Albert Kraemer spent Sunday with parents. Carolyn Kraemer attends institute in Grand Rapids this week. A large crowd attended Lincoln park dance Sunday night. Rose Kasberger of Marshfield visited at home. Gertrude Michels plans Hartford visit with sister. Mildred Royce visited relatives in Plymouth. Ed Ingle and family visited J P Kraemer recently. Rev Father Hackner was in Prairie du Chien last week returning Saturday. Kate Knit and Margaret Stezer of Milwaukee visited Steitzs and Kapters. Flory and Bessie Marge sen of Grand Rapids visited Bakerville and Nasonville and attended Lincoln park party. A large crowd celebrated Mrs Mary Seidler’s fifty ninth birthday last Saturday.
Mike Duvall plans to install a factory telephone soon. Johnnie Egger left for W. Dake to work in the harvest fields. Mrs. August Koebl of Marshfield visited her parents on Thursday and Friday. Conrad Seubert Frank Zweck and Geo Zahn went to South Oak to work in the fields. Mrs. Miller, Richard Miller’s elderly mother, broke her wrist last Friday evening. Dr Wahle set the bone, but healing may be slow due to age, drawing sympathy.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Earl on July 21. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie of Sherry visited recently at R. Dothies. Mr. and Mrs. Lonie Smith of Marshfield spent Sunday at J. Moersfeiders.
Mr and Mrs Christ Ericksou hosted guests from Marsh field Sunday. A dance is planned at Duthies hall Saturday evening July 31 with all invited. Mr and Mrs Chas Wanrow attended the Connors sale at Auburndale Saturday.
Sherry and Mrs Hoesington with son from Iowa visit nearby. Mrs John Bever and daughter return from relatives in Tomahawk and Rhinelander. Geo Dill family entertain relatives. A daughter blesses Otto Kleve's home. Martin Nelson completes foundation for new residence. Chas Yean leaves for harvest fields in Dakota. Free Edison phonograph concert and ice cream planned for next Friday evening.
A special session of the common council convened at the city hall to discuss purchasing a Lion Road Roller. Aldermen present included Nikolai Thuss Varoe y Pollard MacFarline Finney with judges Kalbskopf Strauss Noll Marr Juna. The council debated referring the matter to the Board of Public Works for cost figures and possible purchase or rental. A recess was attempted but failed. the original motion passed with eighteen ayes.
A testimonial from Fond du Lac resident Chas. P. Bernhard credits Rheumaline with rapid pain relief after nine to ten days of use. The ad claims Rheumaline treats rheumatism lumbago sciatica neuralgia gout and related uric acid caused ailments and promotes capsules for pain and tablets as a mild laxative via Rhenmaline’s sole agent R. J Strauss drug store.
A compact aphorism notes art and metal cannot mingle as gold counts fetter feet when wings are once used. The speaker urges restraint of precious metals in artistic pursuits and warns of binding consequences.
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