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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
12
Rollister offers Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets claimed to aid constipation indigestion liver and kidney troubles pimples impure blood bad breath and skin issues. Sold as 88 cents a box by Honuaren Drug Company Madagascar Wis. Genuine in tablet form.
Auburndale brief mentions several Marshfield and nearby visitors including Albert Schuster and Miss Elsie Friederich. The record notes sick spells, travels to Milwaukee Unity and Stratford, and a newborn at the Medenwaldt home. Local residents Mr and Mrs Otto Medenwaldt, Otto Mendenwaldt, and families appear among multiple short arrivals and departures.
Herman Bauer was a business caller here Monday. Fleishman was called to Chilt and Nasonville Monday. Miss Emma Martell visited with her brother Frank over Sunday. Gusta Mathes from Wausau is visiting with her parents for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Kuehmickel were guests of Mrs L Koch over Sunday.
City Clerk announces a Marshfield election to be held in wards and precincts on April 3, 1906. Candidates for each office appear in their respective party or designation columns with certified nominations.
The text explains polling place procedures for obtaining a ballot, marking it privately, and returning it. It covers how parties and candidates are indicated on ballots, how to vote for multiple parties, writing in names, and handling spoiled ballots. It notes provision for assistance to voters unable to read or mark due to disability and the role of the presiding officer.
Calumet Baking Powder offers a $1000 reward for any substance dangerous to earth or seas at Calumet Gy. Ella Blankenburg visited Mrs. Kupfer for a few days and sent word of other friends. Richard Muller, town treasurer, was a business caller at Wan sad last Saturday. Farmers hauled lumber they sawn at Upham's saw mill. Miss Marriette Prey left for Portland Ore. Mr. Chas Frey departed for LaCrosse to meet his sister and head to Portland together.
The ad claims Seventy-Sevens will cure La Grippe and colds with symptoms including head and chest pains fever cough and sore throat. It markets the remedy at 25 cents at druggists or by mail from Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co New York.
A long list of hotel guests in multiple cities includes numerous individuals and couples from Chicago Milwaukee Rockford and other towns. Notable names include A B Carpenter Julius Loeser J P Hogan John White Sam Rice and Henry A Bolles among many others.
A quoted retailer defends patent medicines, praising Rexall Mucu-Tone as a cure for catarrh and general tonics for run down health. The ad stresses customer satisfaction, a money back guarantee, a free trial offer, and a testimonial from a worried Albany family about catarrh and nose tissue damage.
A druggist describes the United Drug Company and Rexall Remedies as specialized medicines addressing distinct illnesses. The firm cuts profits by coordinating manufacturing and distribution through 2,000 retail druggists, ensuring each product is effective with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
A Victorian style advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds quickly with a yellow package and no opiates. It cites various authors and figures while urging buyers to avoid imitation products and to trust the genuine remedy.
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