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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
5
Dr Turbin of Berlin Germany, an expert specialist and surgeon, treats nervous disorders blood poison rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles and other rectal diseases kidney bladder and lingering ailments with no charge for consultation whether treatment is pursued or not.
An advertisement targets men with varicocele and related illnesses promising a personal method to cure these conditions. The offer claims to help those dissatisfied with prior treatments and asserts safe, quick results with payment only upon satisfactory outcome.
A fragmented historical notice touts Electric Bitters as a cure for liver and kidney troubles, claiming one man from Cedar Grove Maine recovered after three bottles. The page mix includes sensational quips about hunters and a separate pitch for Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment for piles and Health Coffee Imitation, with local store Rose Bras selling these remedies.
The bill sent to Governor Davidson prescribes penalties for any person over eighteen who misrepresents age to obtain strong or malt liquors from saloons or other sellers. It imposes a fine between one and fifteen dollars, up to ten days in county jail, or both. The law aims to curb underage access to intoxicants pending signature.
The agriculture department in Washington warns that the predicted thirteen year locust outbreak will be mild overall. It says shade trees and orchards are unlikely to suffer significant damage except in recently planted orchards and nurseries.
Eight passengers on a western coach are held at gunpoint by a gang led by a masked gentleman known as Gentleman Joby. A disguised sheriff and deputies attempt to intervene. Women in the party receive roses from the robber as the coach proceeds, later drugged and robbed to leave pockets empty. a card bearing the alias Gentleman Jobo is found at the scene.
A Milwaukee reader, L. O. Sanborn of 350 Harmon St, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his long kidney pain after years of suffering. He describes back pain, urinary issues, dizziness, and renewed strength after use, noting a life insurance exam passed afterward. Sold by Foxters Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole US agents.
The article discusses cobra venom chemistry, noting identical compositions in cobra poison and the white of an egg with cobra venom and the challenge of neutralizing venom. It explains two albuminoids, a coagulating one and a persistent active form that withstands heat and evaporation, complicating remedies. Wenzel and Wenzel promote Star Market meat for boiling or roasting.
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