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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
2
A. D. Appletree Barnes promotes Waupaca Wisconsin nursery stock with berries, apple trees, mountain ash, and other selections. He guarantees fresh dug, hardy plants acclimated for local growing, inviting orders and large-quantity discounts while urging readers to respond with name and place.
An ad extols Vinol cod liver oil tonic as ideal for elderly people to rebuild wasting tissues, improve digestion, and strengthen against colds and pneumonia. A testimonial from Alexander Hamilton claims Vinol gave appetite and energy. money-back guarantee offered by Sexton Brothers Druggists in Marshfield, Wisconsin.
Frank Kleinheinz of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture urges shepherds to intensively monitor ewes and lambs during lambing time. He recommends warm baths for chilled lambs, small pens to prevent twin loss, twice daily udder checks, and selective feeding to maintain milk and health. He also advises castration and docking for improved market prices and notes June or July readiness to maximize returns.
Eau Claire County board awards a $16,000 contract to begin immediately for a tuberculosis sanatorium. The project aims to protect healthy citizens and aid the afflicted, signaling broader county interest in sanatoriums and public health facilities.
Secretary of State John 8 Donald sells auto plates and moneyed favors while resisting a matrimonial bureau. He ignored a Consort Alberta man seeking a kind youngish old fashioned wife. The applicant, a prize stock farmer from Randolph Wis, described himself as athletic, educated, and honest in tone.
Wisconsin university alumni plan a fundraising drive between next Monday and the following Monday to clear Y M C A debt and fund Madison building repairs. Attorney C B Edwards notes campaigns statewide, with Madison already raising $16,000 of the $35,000 goal, underscoring the A M C A work's importance to students and urging prompt support.
Advertises Rexall Dyspepsia Tableta claiming quick relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. Promotes three sizes priced 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar. Guarantees money back if customers are not perfectly satisfied. Sold exclusively at the local store in the community.
In the April American Magazine tale about Emma McChesney the traveling saleswoman, a debate erupts over whether women still wear flannel nightgowns. A New Yorker character defends practical, old fashioned gowns while noting women in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and other states value the them over fancier styles.
An 19th century style advertisement touts a free book on farm animal care covering horses cattle sheep dogs hogs poultry birds and trained animals. It lists remedies from lameness sore throat and epizootic to coughs colds and kidney issues with prices and prepaid mail order terms.
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