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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text shows dubious medical claims and anecdotal cures. It mentions tonics and compounds like Torla and Kova whisky, talks of dosing before meals and at bedtime, and asserts non-specific health results. The passage also includes garbled dialogue about individuals and wealth without clear news context.
A terse exchange hints at alleged monetary influence in Lit viebrayns election. The reporter questions the cost and potential bribery while Tolkkien questions the premise, leading to a charged, evasive confrontation about influence and honesty.
Mrs. E. L. Frank in England, Secretary of the Parents' National Educational Union, argues that home and school are distinct ephemera with different duties to perform. She says unless there is a systematic attitude between parents and teachers, the best result cannot be achieved and the child suffers.
A dialogue sketches family pride and schooling as Ernestine faces a promotion choice. The mother insists the Ag ing class is not for her, while quips about flying and beaked famines mark the humorous tone.
Editor Browne recalls stopping coffee seven years ago to use Postum and credits the change with curing severe indigestion and a bedridden stomach. The letter extols Postum as healthier, warns coffee harms the nervous system, and urges boiling Postum 15 minutes to unleash flavor and nutrition.
Nearly 1,600 bills introduced this session with over 147 dealing with appropriations. Education and labor measures dominate, banking and insurance bills rise, and a wide range of topics from taxation to municipal issues fill committees. Gov McGovern to appoint Harry Cur ran Wilbur as executive clerk. Ralph Thurber to return to newspaper work.
Secretary of State Frear records new incorporations: Henry Hinrichs company with 25000 capital, incorporators Henry and Bertha Hinrichs and Karsten Kastling. Karsten company with 11000 capital, incorporators Williaro Karsten Ernest Miller and H Kappleman. Jones Armstrong company with 10000 capital, incorporators John F Jones J G Armstrong and W L Hayner. Qieden Manufacturing company listed.
The Wisconsin State Automobile association accepts J J Case Threshing Machine of Racine for a touring car to head the annual Wisconsin tour. James T. Drought signs the executive committee approval. Route spans six days from Milwaukee to Madison with stops including Port Washington Green Bay Wausau La Crosse and Racine, ending in Milwaukee.
Racine liquor dealers withdraw from the Wisconsin association and form the Racine Retail Liquor Dealers Protective Association to reform rules and provide benevolent funds. If successful, the model may spread to other counties. A Racine County Board special session is set for March 30 to consider an appropriation for a new county school of agriculture in Rochester and courthouse construction. Some supervisors seeking reelection prefer delaying the session until after the April 4 election.
The state board of agriculture met to review state fair premiums and routine matters. Ada B. Howie suggested changes in poultry premiums and exhibits, referred to a committee, while the legislative committee received instructions to secure a new grandstand appropriation. The next meeting is set for March 27 at the fair grounds.
Irregularities in the management of Waupun prison are believed uncovered by the committee on penal and charitable institutions. The extent of the transactions involved has not been divulged at the capitol. The committee has made several semi secret trips to the state prison recently and is again at the penitentiary with members refusing to state the cause of their visits.
Waukesha Mrs Sophia Smith aged 72 badly burned in an oil flare up ignited while starting a fire at her home south of the city. Racine Joe Padbury 18 of Columbus arrested for looting a rooming house safe and his alleged ally Ernest Jensen turned over to Caligo police. Racine plumbers seek $5 daily raise after May 1 amid bids. La Crosse river improvements: $140,000 budgeted for Captain A W Thompsons district from Lynxville to Winona. Marinette Mrs Maris Larson 61 dies after skull fracture from a trap door fall at her son Otto Larson’s home. Antiga Mrs Jacob Williams dies suddenly four hours after telegram of her son Georges death. Fond du Lac Sheriff returns with J F Wenn in kidnapping Florence Trummer. Amelia Yeon charged but not brought due to illness. Kenosha coroner refuses verdict in Thompson death. Ripon college strike deemed natural death. faculty maintains stance on expulsion of football players. Madision engineering officers elected. university regents report on Greek letter societies urges limits on underclassmen and high school pledges. Waitomo Nebraska professor learns of death of son in Spokane. Trempeateau five homes robbed while owners in south. suspect gang also linked to Pierson store robbery. Washburn hearing on Sioux River town creation set for March 25. counter petitions circulated. Portage Lucius Lincoln acquitted of poisoning at Columbus boarding house after prior mistrial.
The article recalls Granle, a French murderer who starved himself for 63 days before dying, surpassing Giovanni Succi's 45 day fasting record. It also cites a 160 pound pig entombed by chalk cliff falls at Dover and later dug out alive after weighing just 40 pounds.
A Philadelphia reader describes decades of severe eczema and relentless itching ending after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He credits the remedies with eradicating his skin disease and urges fellow sufferers to try them, noting the life-saving impact of the Cuticura Life Saving Station letter.
William McKenzie known as the Grandfather of the Highgate Lifebuoys Club has died at his North London home at age ninety three. A longtime swimmer at Highgate Ponds he swam regularly until six weeks ago and joined winter bathing three years ago. He habitually walked two miles from Highbury and back for his swims.
The excerpt mocks a notion of scarcity among chorus girls, noting a failed French champagne crop and ropsters scarce as hens’ teeth. It frames the shortage as a case of cause and effect, with tongue in cheek commentary on supply and demand.
Fragmentary, humorous and promotional clippings discuss love constrained by poverty, small windows in a Haus, a dime dropped in a room, and a reference to Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething while implying advice on health and improvidence. Garfield Tex and slang terms appear amid commercial lines referencing remedies and savings.
Low colonist fares are in effect to California and attract buyers to the Marcosse tract in Sutter County near Sacramento. The Pan American Exposition in San Francisco in 1915 is expected to raise land values, with profits from fruit raising dairy farming and general agriculture. Rich soil pure water and favorable climate underscore opportunities. Write for details to Homeseekers Information Bureau 1827 Bae Building Omaha Nebraska.
A boy named Jim reflects on his misbehavior and negotiates with his mother about his father, seeking mercy. The mother agrees to reveal the facts after dinner and asks for a blueberry pudding as a small concession before punishment. The piece presents a domestic moment with moral undertones.
A girl at a church wedding, unfamiliar with Mendelssohn, hears the classic march for the first time and reacts with surprise and a humorous misquote, telling her mother about the ceremony and the unexpected music.
At a Washington dinner Champ Clark urged indulgence for a rambling speaker. He predicted the man would arrive if given time, while Dr. Thirdly kept lecturing before being interrupted by a parishioner demanding food during carving.
Seven brothers and seven sisters living in Foulsham and nearby parishes are drawing old age pensions. The oldest is eighty and the youngest seventy one, giving a combined age total of 530 years. Their father was Philip Lambert, a carrier between Foulsham and Norwich, who fathered 26 children all born in Foulsham, of whom 11 are alive today.
A trade note from Spohn Medical Co claims a distemper cure for horses of oral age that also prevents disease in the same stable, plus cures for chicken cholera and dog diarrhea. Advertised as available from the tomb druggist or at Goshen Indiana, with free samples and pricing details.
A playful exchange with a Tiger and a Giraffe about a sick-looking giraffe. The Lion comments on the giraffe’s sore throat and the trio humorously guesses at the cause and feelings.
Adam dismisses spraying apple trees as unnecessary while a married man keeps alert to Dia home neighborhood affairs in a casual day’s read.
A secular pamphlet-style note argues that many female illnesses stem from habitual constipation and modesty about discussing it. It prescribes maintaining open bowels for women, stating constipation affects menstruation and overall health, recommending Dr Caldwell’s Syrup as a remedy.
An advertisement touts free Pepsin claiming it cures digestive woes for women. It cites two women, Mrs. Kutherins Haberstron and Mrs. A. K. Merrick, claiming paralysis and bowels issues were cured by the remedy. Readers are urged to request a free sample from Dr. W. B. Caldwell and then buy at fifty cents to one dollar from druggists. The address given is 291 Caldwell Building, Monticello, TL.
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