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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
8
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports trying Buck Jen's Healing Salve after years of varied treatments for a stubborn sore. The advertisement claims the salve treats piles and related conditions and is sold by Sexton Bros, druggists, for 25 cents.
Notice for Anougal School Meeting District Number 1 in Marshfield Wisconsin to be held at the high school on Monday July 1 1907 at six oclock for election of officers and other legal business. District Clerk C S Vr Bang signs the notice dated June 4 1907 in Marshfield Wisconsin.
The Poo Honey Eater, a common New Zealand bird, is described with a greenish plumage and white center, a white tuft on the throat, and the popular name parson bird from its gesticulating display. It is a skilled mimic able to repeat short sentences, as noted by the St Louis Globe-Democrat.
A Fortunate Texan Mr E W Goddee of 107 St Louis St Dallas Texas says in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr King’s New Life Pills and no laxatives before tried to effectively disperse malaria and biliousness They don’t grind nor gripe 23c at Sexton Bros drug store.
The Lahore Times reports on New Year celebrations at Nartang with about thirty monks parading in a courtyard before Goipa, performing alternating leg swipes and pirouettes. Spectators admired their grotesque headgear while the abbot welcomed guests, offering cakes and tea from a Trbany view.
A lady customer suffered tetter for years harming her hands and duties. One box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her completely. Chamberlain's medicines give splendid satisfaction in this community. M. H. Rodney & Co., Almond, Ala. Chamberlain's medicines are for sale by Sexton Bros.
A tale unfolds as a professor and his wife respond to a message from Mars. The wife reveals the news, saying Martian contact will alter their lives, while the professor contemplates the implications for study and safety in a changing atmosphere.
A vintage notice urges prompt care for sick children this season. It recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Infant Remedy followed by castor oil as directed. Sold by Sexton Bros.
An article extols native medicinal plants and promotes Dr. R. V. Pierce remedies from Buffalo New York. It touts Golden Medical Discovery for blood cleansing and ulcer healing, All Healing Salve for sores, and Favorite Prescription for women's health, claiming wide unsolicited testimonials and non alcoholic preparations.
Edward G Koenig Platowe sues Prank Kolbeck Monika Kulbeck nly ite Williccn Schater Browley Soksefer his wife Eva Radlon Do Marler Willam Cthieeler and Thria Schatter defendants Naetor Ignareby appointed by Vrraecind as a prejudicial foreclose action in Wood County Wisconsin on May 19 418 entered docketed in favor of the plaintiffs. Public auction to follow at the Base Office in Wood County Wisconsin bids begin at a sealed market location. The property described includes 20 acres in the southeast quarter and surrounding parcels in the town of Miel with certain Muir County lines. the sale to be conducted by the Sheriff of Wood County Wisconsin on the indicated date and location. Attorney Shark of Would Guha is noted.
Public sale of land in Cameron Town Wisconsin following a judgment in the case of AINUM Vs Sweden et al. The property includes the north quarter of the north half of section 32 and the northwest quarter of section 31 in township and range as specified. Sale set for the day listed in the notice to satisfy the judgment.
Fragmented OCR text shows sample legal notices involving Wood County Wisconsin. Mentions service of summons, defendants, attorneys, court references, probate and various dates. The readable fragments indicate formal summons with instructions for appearance and defense but lack coherent details or names.
Tickets on sale June 10 and 12 for North Western Line excursions. The article explains old gun bore notation by stating how many bullets of a given size fit a pound, detailing ten and sixteen bore concepts and the evolution of bore designation.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee lay bedridden with lung and throat hemorrhages. Doctors offered no help until he started Dr King's New Discovery. Coughing ceased, breathing improved rapidly and within three weeks he returned to work. Guaranteed relief for coughs and colds. Sec and $1.60 at Sexton Bros. drug store. Trial bottle free.
A young telegraph operator and a rival in Paris devised a wireless telegraphy system to link lovers. Messages were sent from the Eiffel Tower and scattered across locations, triggering police intervention and warnings of heavy penalties for further offenses.
A fragmented 19th century vignette contrasts Napoleon's mother with a devoted, self sacrificing figure while an unrelated advertisement touts Dr. Shoop headache tablets. The text blends personal history with a public health pitch and ends with a promotional line.
Passengers in Brooklyn last week felt a sudden stop as a street car halted. The motorman leapt to safety and knelt before a mother dove with a chick on the rails. He explained he saved them from harm as onlookers witnessed the scene, while a stray advert embeds a faux health pitch cluttering the page.
Colic and diarrhoea pains relieved quickly by Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for sale by Sexton Bros.
The piece traces the term Don Diego and its later shortened form Dago as a derogatory label for Spaniards and Mediterranean peoples. It notes that the phrase once signified a cheat and that its exact entry into tainting usage is unclear, with Dago becoming a general term for people from Mediterranean lands in modern times.
Joseph H Choate, famed lawyer diplomat, urged lawyers at a diners gathering to resolve to be vigilant in cross examination. He recalled a damage suit where a lawyer grossly pressured a witness in overalls asking about the price paid for tea.
An article urges readers to treat minor ailments at home to save costs. It touts Chamberlain remedies for bowel, cough, pain, stomach and skin conditions. Five preparations sold as a set by Sexton Bros for $1.25.
A London Telegraph note explains an invisible ink method using grated graphite in water to form a thick paste, mixed with tincture of iodine to create a dark red starch reaction. Writing with the paste on note paper dries quickly and can be erased with a pocket handkerchief, leaving no trace as chalk would on a blackboard.
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