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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
5
In a July city tenement, Mike Fingegan hears a woman scream from a sixth floor window and climbs stairs to help. A Syomian man with a wierd baby cries to remove misbehaving boys, while the weary man confronts a day of unrest and danger in Tarvor's Werkly style.
A Lowry City editor touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as essential in every home. He asserts it halts a cold at the start and shortens illness, and claims it prevents croup in children when used early. Sold by Sexton Bros.
A tangled local report describes a murder case with a hotel porter witness who struggles to recall the timing of two gunshots. The witness offers garbled phrases about hearing two shots a two second interval and misplaces his location between a shoes and a depot, reflecting a chaotic early account.
In The March issue readers encounter enduring profiles on the Voukhodors of the Canadian plains by Aubrey Fullerton and a Shaker life revelatory by Sister Marcia. Photographs accompany strong illustrations alongside fiction by L M Montgomery and Dorothea Deakin. The Japanese article The Influence of Flowers by Marian Bonsall offers witty anecdotes in a sixth installment. Practical sections cover seafood preparation and expert advice on flowers and poultry. Housekeeper Corporation Minneapolis Minn. Sixty cents a year.
A bill introduced in the assembly and favorably reported by the committee on elections would vacate a state central committee member’s office if they run for state or federal office and require nomination papers to vacate county committee positions if seeking county office. It cites Lieut-Gov Connor as an example of a chairman seeking office while chairing the state central committee.
The article argues that disease causes have shifted to root causes in materia medica. It states hair problems stem from scalp health, not the hair itself, and that restoring scalp nourishment rehydrates and sustains hair growth much like feeding soil for a plant.
Mr DLN Walker editor of the Enterprise Louisa Virginia reports a tank nail in his foot last week and at once applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve. No inflammation followed and the salve simply healed the wound. It reveals every sore burn and skin disease and is guaranteed at Sexton Bros. Drug gists for 25 cents.
A fragmentary poetic voice compares wheat heads rising and falling to zephyrs and notes the corn exchange spectacle. The rare musings mix Italianate names and playful rhythm, reflecting a era witness to market and harvest imagery, not a formal report.
A claim is made that there is no case of pneumonia following use of Foley's Honey and Tar, stating the remedy stops coughs and breaks up colds quickly. The message warns against a yellow package version and asserts the product contains no opiates and is safe.
The article describes hornbills in southern Asia, the Malay archipelago, and parts of Africa using a “bird prison” during brooding. The female remains in a hollow tree chamber fed by the male until fledglings can fly, while she molts and becomes flightless. The male, tireless, endures heavy work delivering food until the season ends.
A Missouri mother from Avs. Mo. credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her son’s life after a serious lung illness. She used the remedy on her physician’s advice and after a few weeks the boy recovered and has worked steadily since as a carpenter. The druggists Sexton Bros market the cough and cold cure with 50 cents to a dollar price and offer a trial bottle free.
A London Telegraph quip about a quarrel over a mother in law leads into a promotion for Dr Shoops Cough Cure. The ad stresses safety noting legal poison labeling requirements and urges parents to demand this brand. It claims the remedy is safe and effective and lists Sexton Bros as the seller.
A puzzling instruction asks to divide the year by four ignoring remainders, then tally the days from January first using February as 28. Add the dividend, quotient, and first number, then divide by seven to yield a weekday where 1 equals Sunday.
Oath sworn by Frank J. Cheney of Toledo asserts his firm will pay a dollar for each uncured catarrh case by Hall’s Catarrah Cure. Notices claim the medicine works on blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Nutria fur and related notes about trainer Hatsmun and furs.
J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia declares he has found the perfect pill and praises Dr King s New Life Pills for torpid liver and chronic constipation. He guarantees satisfaction and notes the 25 cent price at Sexton Bros. Druggist.
A long ad copy promotes Rexall Remedies with claim that a mix of Gentian Cascara Sagrada Glycyrrhena and Sarsaparilla forms a tonic. touts Cascara Sagrada for laxative effects, and covers remedies for acne scalp hair care with compounds like Resurein Beta Naphthol Pilocarpin and Pilocarpine. lists price and uses tonic to treat various ailments.
The ad touts Rexall popular laxative as a swift, thorough remedy for constipation and upset liver. It claims the product is gentle to the stomach, effective, and superior to rivals, urging customers to try Nature's Binet PIN and other items for reliable relief.
An Ohio drugstore advertises Chamberlains Salve as a remedy for eczema fetter salt rheum itch ring worm and barbers itch with claims of quick relief and potential permanent cure after continued use priced at 25 cents per box and free samples of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offered at Sexton Bros drug store.
Dr J W Burns offers eye ear nose and throat services over American National Bank. Eye tests and glasses fitting provided. Surgical operations performed when needed.
Notice to customers from Sexton Bros stating Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Safe Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
Dr Elisaa Kane, an arctic explorer, commented that the after dinner speech resembled an arctic sunset. When asked to explain, he said it was bright and interesting but not provokingly long in operation.
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