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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
9
A jumble of aphorisms and items including health tips about garlic tea and Dr. Pierce’s pills, jokes about bachelor marriages and a cook, quips about Nero and Rome, and a brief line on constipation and a club at midnight. The text reads like a scanned periodical clipping with assorted short notes and comic items.
In Pittsburgh Samuel Untermyer recalled a tale where a commercial traveler urges a storekeeper to gift a cash register for Christmas. The storekeeper replies he already has one, God's make, embodied in his wife, whose presence prompts reverent gratitude.
Dan Blair, son of a big copper magnate from Eliz town Montana, visits England with Lord Galorey and meets actress Letty Lane at a London theater. Amid social intrigue and fortune hunter schemes, Dan forms a quiet bond with Letty while Ruggles notes the complex pull of money and desire.
Dan Buckley plans a trip to Stainer Court with the Duchess of Breakwater after Osdene promise. He wrestles with thoughts of Letty Lane while feeling the strain of Pont atowsky’s influence over her. His simple, upright life contrasts with the worldliness he faces as events unfold.
Dan returns to England, travels to Stainer Court, and meets the Duchess of Breakwater at the Green Knight room. He contemplates Letty Lane, reflects on duty and youth, and receives letters from Ruggles and Letty Lane as he plans a possible marriage and a performance debut with Lane at the Gaiety.
Maude calls a man tactless after he tells a flirtatious story to a woman in Reno and naively hopes her husband would be well. Mathie asks what he did, keeping the scene light despite the awkwardness.
Willam Fink of Brooklyn was jailed for four months by the New York Court of Special Sessions for counterfeiting the Carter’s Little Liver Pills trade mark. Judge Deuel stressed the harm to a trusted remedy and deter others. The Carter Medicine Company had detected the counterfeit before any goods hit the market. Additional items in the page recount odd anecdotes and ads.
A Scottville Michigan mother of thirteen promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash as a health aid for herself and her daughter. She credits the remedies with preventing aches during hard farm labor and aiding with painful periods, calling the product safe and effective.
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