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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
4
A fragmentary 1907 Marshfield Times page cites an art dealer losing 3700 dollars and various stray remarks on war clouds Japan and Spanish exhibitions. It references a New York dealer, Baltimore hatmakers, Indianapolis college, and a Russian exile, with scattered geopolitical and cultural mentions. The garbled text reads like notes rather than a cohesive article.
A fragment discusses a claim that 56 percent of women in the United States have been abandoned by their husbands. The text is unclear on whether this refers to women who were employed or to other circumstances surrounding the abandonment.
Fragmented text mentions Prof Albert Hartema and Charles Francis Adams in Virginia with garbled phrases about competing conditions. It hints at Adams' thinking and implications for adults while discussing expectations and interest, but lacks clear context or events.
A garbled piece honors Sir Willim Crooks for a supposed genetical method to draw nitrogen and transform it into nitrie weld, claiming economic value in fertility studies. It lauds Crooks for truth seeking and close engagement with his works, though the text is unclear and contains spelling errors and incoherence.
A garbled passage presents speculative ideas attributed to figures named Prof Thoms and Bernard Shaw. It hints at clashes between old and modern institutions, a theory of social revolution, and primitive days. The text is incoherent with many unreadable terms and likely OCR errors.
The article notes pig iron and diamonds as key trade indicators with strong demand and high prices. It cites a 20,000,000 ton annual fron production last year and a four to six month delivery lag for present Iranian products. It also states U S diamond imports reached 24,000,000 dollars, the highest on record, reflecting vibrant diamond trade travel of diamonds and pearls.
The Baltimore American notes a large income for a duke from his American father-in-law contingent on not molesting the duchess. It laments mixed rank, honors, and the insistence on dignity while criticizing American suitors. The piece observes American girls preferring such poor husbands over independent American men.
A collection of farming tips and observations from a Wisconsin dairy and crop perspective. Topics cover butter quality, insect threats, soil improvement, crop seed purity, and efficient feeding. Advice includes underdrainage, lime and phosphorus use, rotation with legumes, and careful manure return to land.
Illinois experiment station compared liquid Bordeaux Paris green spray with a dust arsenical mix across 424 trees in three orchards during 1903 04. Liquid spray kept foliage healthier and yielded larger, better quality fruit. dust spray was ineffective against fungi, caused early leaf drop, and reduced next year’s crop. Cost favored dust per tree but overall efficiency favored liquid, confirming Bordeaux mixture with arsenical applications as superior.
Secretary Wilson praised Prof. N. Ganson and Prof. Finnson for seeking dryland alfalfa in Northern Asia. Finnson returns with three alfalfa varieties: two for dry soil with sparse rain and cold, one for woods. Hengon will trace seed origin in South Dakota and, if successful, distribute to arid belt farmers to rotate with wheat and boost annual crops.
Mrs Remethe Mrers of 180 South Teulk St Ironton reports long kidney illness with weakness sleeplessness and pain. After four boxes of Dan's Kidney Pills the pain bloating and fatigue faded and she regained health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Mmbren Co Buffalo N Y.
Dr Samuel Dixon, Pennsylvania’s health chief, denounces the public drinking cup as unsafe after noting travelers and theatergoers rinse mouths with antiseptics then sip from shared cups. He recalls a stern January rebuke to a boy in Ardmore and warns of hygiene lapses in public spaces.
Mrs Kate Keim of West 29th Street New York recounts her three children suffering eczema for five months. Sores appeared on their heads and worsened until they used Cutlera Soap and Cutcura Ointment, after which the sores faded and their heads cleared.
The United States consumed 43 509 tons in 1905 with 2 132 tons in stock at year end. Bolivia shipments increased by 3 000 tons while Cornwall rose from 700 to 1 000 tons and Australia up 1 000 tons. The year’s European and American supply totals about 3 550 dollars.
A garbled advert appears to market a “Whelun Catarrh Cure” with odd promises and testimonials. The text mentions F. J Uherey and Co, aiming to cure ailments with a “secret or comfort” approach. It reads as a faked remedy solicitation and warped promotional language attributed to M. Gerald.
Longview Texas resident Mr Father Sh Spaulding, a locomotive engineer for the Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Railway, recounts years of sciatic pain and bed confinement after a knee and spine injury. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with his recovery after taking six boxes, enabling him to resume work and daily life. Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold by druggists or by mail from theDr W Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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