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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
10
In a whispered exchange, Dixon admits his wife funded his Senate race, implying money secured his position. The remark hints at influence behind the campaign and raises questions about ethics and loyalty within the political maneuver.
An old public notice extols Cuticura Soap as a preventive skin care standard with emollient properties. It promotes purity fragrance and uses for keeping hands white hair glossy and scalp flake free. A sample and brochure offer are included through Cuticura Dept L Boston.
In a stock performance the village watches Charles Wolcott discover he forgot a revolver. He finds a penknife and plunges it into the hero as the act plays, but the prop fails to trigger, prompting the lifelike scream Heaven forgive you I’m about.
Senator Penrose, commenting on President Taft's antimonopoly message, quipped with a smile that in the past they were forbidden to seek riches, but now they are forbidden to put riches into trusts, reflecting a sharp political jab in the era.
In an era focusing on infant care the advertisement urges careful examination of a CASTORIA bottle and its label claiming usage for over 40 years. The copy emphasizes Fletcher's Castoria as a comforting remedy and notes it is a product for children and infants.
Bringy and Ste-On spar over devotion and selflessness in a terse exchange. She accuses him of wanting her for himself alone while he questions the motive behind the claim, framing the dialogue as a test of mutual care.
If you are sensitive about the use of your shoes you can wear a smaller size by shaking Allen's Foots base antiseptic powder into them. It is suggested for dancing parties and breaking in new shoes. Sample free. Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Indirect remarks suggest a woman’s demeanor toward all she encounters, prompting questions about her integration with the boat society. The dialogue hints at expectations of politeness as a social standard within the group.
An ad sketch promotes Cole and Co offerings at Black River Malls claiming rapid pain relief and scar prevention with a product named Carbonsalyy. It also mentions ornamental penmanship and a humorous aside about reform.
Roald Amundsen recounts his 1911 12 Antarctic expedition toward the South Pole. He details depot construction, dog sled routes, extreme cold of minus 69C, and the final ascent to the Pole on December 14, naming the site King Haakon VII Plateau. The return to Framheim occurred January 25 1912 with bags of scientific notes and a confirmed link between Victoria Land and King Edward VII Land.
A terse exchange imagines lawyers and prohibition, asking if legal practice and enforcement can be steered by bans. The dialogue hints at tension between legal profession duties and prohibition era pressures, suggesting irony about how law and morality intersect under prohibition.
A financier nicknamed the Napoleon of finance is described as wealthy, yet living frugally with a family of nine on twelve dollars a week. The remarks highlight surprising contrasts between perceived wealth and actual expendable income.
A fragment recounts a tea history linked to the Shapleigh estate in Eliot New Hampshire. It notes Nichola Shapleigh of England, a tea dealer, sent an expedition in 1620 with his son in law as commander, who explored the New World. The son in law reached Kittery Point and Nichola’s family later settled in Eliot.
Madison begins sending out premiums for the educational department at the state fair with over 1050 dollars in cash awards across nine classes for all grades. Monroe reports three men confess to robbing a basketball manager on Feb 23, with two awaiting bail. Milwaukee to Kenosha and beyond note a legislative relief effort for flood victims, a death by suicide of a conductor, a church rector appointment, and 1911 fire losses in Superior. Madison awards plumbing contract for Sparta school and a telephone exchange at the Industrial School for boys. Racine describes dynamite clearing harbor ice freeing the steamer Racine. Menasha votes down commission government. Menominee resident W J McCarthy dies after an accident in Nebraska.
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