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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1909

Page

4

Duelling Crisis Ends With Royal Ploy and Escape Plan

In a post revolution Carrington tale, Ellen and Deborah flee with Lord Strathgate aiding pursuit by car and sea. King George hatches a mercy scheme to spare Carrington from degradation while Admiral Kepbard covertly coordinates a staged mercy that promises a dramatic, discreet resolution at Windsor and on the Britannia.

Sten Mocum Roiss Lord Carrington England Fettling Carring Lant Carrington Cecily Rd Birathwate Pali Amertca Ben Brinthgate Vassel Ellen Seton Trathents Beton Debbie Strathpata Caatle Megunter Kile Debbis Stratheate Carelnston Hing Charles Seton Debbe Hen Charles Mady Klix Apiry Don George Sir Charles Deboraly Otiquetta Traye Riga Ely Ellen Charles Windsor Deborah Leborah Kephard Beatty Admiral Kepbard Britannio Eling Tia Proccea Raphani Lord Strathgate Strathgate Kdog Kaphard Wone Jou

Is Drink Necessary for Europeans to India

Dr Harald H Mann article cites Consul General Wiliam H Michaels of Calcutta arguing Europeans in India do not need liquor. He says abstention from spirits and stimulants, proper hydration, and sleep improve health, aiding in fever resistance and contagion immunity.

Harald H.mann India Wiliam H. Michaels Calcutta

The Beat Razor Strap Missing Ground Glass Relayed

A man laments losing a ground glass razor strop once owned by a barber. He recalls an old barber gifting the strap, its breakage after a fall, and his struggle to replace it, noting the scarcity of good razor strops today.

Misread Dictionary Definition Described as Bachelor

A garbled OCR passage attempts to define bachelor as a man without a wife or seeking a wife, but contains numerous errors and misspellings. The readable fragment centers on the concept of a bachelor and a socially single man.

Wisconsin News Briefs Run Across Counties

A digest of local items reports court actions in Milwaukee and Kenosha, including a judgment against Gordon A Ramsay for the Deuster Company, and priority liens. It notes two clubs formed at Franklin and Lincoln schools for athletic and educational work with YMCA instruction at ten cents weekly. Other notices cover deaths, military veterans, accidents, and civic events across Kenosha, Milwaukee, Sparta, Madison, Appleton, Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Milton, and Juneau with varied community updates.

Milwaukee Gordon A. Ramsay A. C. Frost Chicago Milwaukee Electric Ling Prt Moter P. ¥. Deuster Company Elreurt W. Halsey Devater Company George Rockwell Metropolitan Trust & Savings Bank Halsey Watson Franklin and Lincoln School Echoo Board Young Men's Christian Association Kenosha John Ward McKeesport City of Marquette Milton Hansen Jan Claire Henry B. Hanson Situm Trempealean James E. Pettit J J. Pettit Wisconsin First Wisconsin Infantry Madison Military Telegraphers’ Organization USSN Nice Colton Waukesee Smith Rhode Island Wales Sanitarium State Board of Control Sparta Western Wisconsin Picnic Association of Modern Woodmeno la Crosse Haresfoot Dramatic Club Moratio Winslow Engineering College Samger Automobile Company Appleton Joba N. Greenman Lawrence College Panaws Railway Safin-Rand Powder Works Pleasant Prairie Joseph Steinbach Marinette W. BR. Putnam Red Wing Minn Menominee & Marbette Light and Traction Company Hall Claire Para Ralph Wenet Sheboygan Matthew Roche Sheboygan Falls Fond du Lac Canon C. W. Douglas David E. Thompson Republic of Mexico Milton College City of Mexico Nick Gibon Lyndon Juneau Dodge County Republicaga F. M. Lawrence Mayville

THE MARRYING SQUIRE

Justice George E. Law of Brazil Indiana known as the marrying squire for weding more couples than any other official in the state. He wrote in 1906 recommending Dean's Kidney Pills noting back relief sleep improvement and clearer urine. He affirmed in 1909 he had recommended the remedy to many people. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.

George E. Law Justice of the Peace Franklin St Brazil Ind Tad Indiana Judge Law Dean

From a reader’s yesteryear medical note to a comic strip sting

A reader recalls eczema relief with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after severe facial infection in 1907. The entry cites Miss Ann Pearsons of Northfield VI and describes a painful, raw face with inflamed neck and yellow stained cloths before healing.

Ann Pearsons Northfield Patter Drug & Chom Carp Props Baron

New Idea Helps Wisconsin Couple Improve Health

A Wisconsin couple credits Postum with easing coffee-related sleeplessness and irritability. After switching from coffee and following the package directions, they notice steadier nerves, better temper, fresher skin, and reduced coffee cravings, prompting friends to try Postum as well.

Eostum Fostum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Wise Mer and the Tree, a Hurricane, Earthquake Tale

A fragment recalls Wise Mer hiding after a man felled by a hurricane and a tree, then an earthquake swallowing his shoes. It mentions a bowler dodging trouble and ends with assorted catalog copy for cigarettes and remedies, all in battered prose.

FP. L Atlanta

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Suffering Women

A testimonial letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curing many female ailments over eleven years. It claims the medicine, made from native roots and herbs, has no narcotics and cites thousands of testimonials stored at the Lyne Mass laboratory. Women are urged to write for confidential advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Winkham Vieona Lydia E. Linkham Pinkham Laboratory Lyne

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