Hall's Catarrh Cure and a 1686 notarized oath note
A mixed historical snippet reports Frank J. Cheney declaring his firm F. J. Cheney & Co. will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath is sworn December 6, 1686, before Notary A. W. Gleason, Toledo. The ad-promotional text describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as systemic and notes testimonials and accompanying Hall's Family Pills.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frans J. Cheney
A. D
A.W. Gleason
Notary Pupnic
Cres2y & Co
Torrie
Do Not Crowd the Season Spring Health Advice
The piece warns against crowding outdoors as warm days arrive and children emerge from winter. It notes rising spring colds and pneumonia risk, advising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, pleasant treatment. Sexton Bros. sells it.
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Chamberlain
Young man and walking delegate discuss unions
A Kansas City Independent clipping shows a man ask a walking delegate if he believes in unions. The reply affirms belief and reveals the man is on his way to get married rather than to work.
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Kanaas City
Electric Bitters Endorsed by San Francisco Architect
Prominent architect Norman R Coulter in the Welbert Building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic medicine. It is touted to aid stomach liver and kidney disorders and to build up the system. Sold for 50 cents at Sexton’s drug store as a superior spring medicine and blood purifier.
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Norman R. Coulter
Welbert
San Francisco
Sexton
A House Policy and a Clerk’s Quick Reply
A London Tit-Bits style anecdote tale describes a peasant who sought insurance details after securing a policy. Asked what he should get if his house burned down tomorrow, the clerk coolly replied a four year term of imprisonment.
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London
No Use to Die Promotes Dr King’s New Discovery
A Rusnboro Pennsylvania resident touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a lifesaving cough and lung remedy. The ad claims rapid relief for coughs colds lagrippe asthma bronchitis and hoarsness with a trial bottle free and products priced 50 cents and 1.00 at Sexton Bros drug store.
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Sexton Bros. Dng
Cause of Stomach Trouble. a Remedy Notice
When a man suffers stomach trouble it is often from overeating or unsuitable food. This ad suggests Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate digestion and relieve symptoms. A free sample is offered. Sold by Sexton Bros.
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Chamberlain
Sexton Bros
Two girls argue progress in catechism at church
Two Sunday school girls discuss their progress in the Shorter Catechism. The younger says she is past original sin. The other retorts she is farther along, claiming she is past redemption.
East Healer in the World. Rev. F. Scarbird Endorses Bucklen’s Alpha Salve
Rev F Scarbird of East Raymond Maine says Bucklen’s Alpha Salve healed his old army wound and obstinate sores in his veterinary work. He reports frequent success and notes price 25¢ at Sexton Bros. drug store.
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F. Scarbird
East Raymond
Maine
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Home remedy touted for Rheumatism sparks broad press uptake
An eminent authority in the Scranton Times claimed a simple drugstore trio could treat rheumatism. Now papers nationwide report striking kidney support claims, praising Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla as a low cost home remedy.
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Scranton
New York
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week County Clerk Davis reports
The county clerk issued several marriage licenses over the past week. August Sager of Grant to Aana Board of Grand Rapids. Jesse H. Snyder and Louis Corner both of Geach Rapids. John F. Brick and Katherine B. Hays both of Marshfeld. Henry Gauike and Anna Pagel, south of Sigel.
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Davis
August Sager
Grant
Aana Board of
Grand,Rapids
Jesse H. Snyder
Louis Corner
Geach Rapids
John F. Brick
Katherine B. Hays
Marshfeld
Henry Gauike
Anna Pagel
Sigel
Prof Shaw's Opinion on Gold Coin Tonics for Animals
Prof Thomas Shaw states that the ingredients in Gold Coin Tonics are likely to tone animals. He notes differences for various animals and says proper use can help horses in spring work and aid digestion in cattle or stock in poor condition. Book on Feeding available free from Eliner Lang & Scharman Marshfield Wis. 1913.
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Thos Shaw
Thos
Shaw
University of Minnesota
Eliner
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers in Marshfield 1907 roll
Notice of tax roll closure for Marshfield Wisconsin for 1907 to be collected by March 7 1908. Taxpayers with unpaid taxes must appear at city hall to pay before the deadline dated February 19 1908 signed by city treasurer C Vedder and stamped 18t.
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Marshfield
Wis
Vedder
Prosperous Fairs of a Pullfighter Earn Big Yearly
The annual income of a successful pullfighter attains enormous proportions. It is not infrequent for one of these popular heroes to make something like $50,000 a year. Frequently they are mere boys, and very few of them remain to the ring after thirty five years of age.
probate notice for Anton Garanach will case in Wood County
Wood County Court in Probate issues a notice in the matter of the last will and testament of Anton Garanach of Marshfield. Henry Kalsehed petitions to prove and admit the will and grant letters testamentary. Hearing set for the court’s regular term at Grand Rapids on the first Tuesday of April 1908 at 10 AM. notice to be published for three weeks in the Marshfield Times.
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Wood County
Wincensin
Anton Garanach
Anton Beach
City of
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Mead
Henry Kalsehed
Shorcon
Teis
Grand Rapids
Maralefield
Bent
End of the Jayhawkers era ends in violent pursuit
A dramatic Civil War era tale follows Bugbee and his eight Jayhawkers terrorizing routes from Denver toward Indian Territory. Frost, a discharged soldier, tracks them to Golden City, sets a trap with fellow veterans, and helps stop a planned raid by disguises. The pursuit ends with Bugbee killed and Frost finding closure at Mary Hamblin’s grave.
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Bugbee
Imu
Hamblin
Marysville
Mary Harohtio
Miliot Frost
Frost
Kansas
Colorado
Denver
Platte
Front
Golden City
Empire Tell
Lint
Striker
Yo Womnan
Bearcely
Mary Hamblin
Norman Eddy
America Alone Has Humming Birds Monopolizes World Supply
A column notes America’s unique position with about 400 humming bird species, mostly tropical, and only 18 crossing into the United States from Mexico. It explains their diet includes many insects that harm flowers, highlighting the bird as insectivorous and helpful in forest pest control.
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America
Europe
United States
Mexico
Job Ia
Outiog Magazine
France's Roads Best in the World
Leslie's Weekly notes France has top highways due to thorough preliminary work. Earthworks built in shallow layers, proper ditching and rammed masonry, stone paving when needed, and guarded turns. Crossroads feature orderly signposts and indicators for curves and descents with a watchman on every allroad crossing.
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France
Avion
Leslie's Weekly
Extravagance and folly in city life verse from New Yorker satire
A satirical tirade rails at the New Yorker as a target of pretension and price gouging from cab fares to cafe meals. A street anecdote follows with Johnson recounting a narrow escape from a wagon, his umbrella breaking, and a quip about borrowed lines.
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New Yorker
Cobb
New York World
Johnson
Woghes
Binks
Pearson
Speechcraft and memory in political oratory
A Washington Star quip quotes Senator Gorgum on speechmaking. The listener notes the speech sounded fine but cannot recall words. The senator replies that effective oratory pleases the ear without providing data for later contradiction.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Arch Look and Bow Legged Jibe at Calipers
Sally Gay jokes about Mr Calipers and Dolly Swift jokes about his bow legs. The exchange highlights playful mockery and a comic regional tone.
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Sally Gay
Mr. Calipers
Dolly Swift— Canning
Woman Defends Own Purchase In Household Quarrel
In a Philadelphia Record cartoon style exchange a wife insists she bought a new dress with her own money after a husband questions the source. The dialogue mocks class and money, highlighting social pretensions and marital tension over finances.
Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery Cure Ad Broad Claims
A promotional health notice for Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming strength building blood purification and treatment for indigestion biliousness liver and bowel disorders. It also promotes Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy and All Healing Salve, and mentions Dr Pierce's Pellets and a 1000 page Medical Adviser offered free postpaid with stamps.
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Golden
Sage
Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce
Jae
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