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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
9
Many people inherit weak lungs prone to consumption and wasting diseases. Vinol is advertised as a cod liver preparation with components removed to improve strength, aiding those with stubborn coughs. Sexton Brothers Drugists offer the product with a guarantee.
The ad advocates Dr Shoop Cough Cure as free of poison marks and compliant with a national label rule. It urges mothers to refuse other remedies and compare packages for safety. It references endorsements by Sexton Bros and includes a stray dialogue line about an attempted kiss.
Up to Die B Spingel of Evansville Indiana says kidney and bladder ailments left him weak and dying. After three doctors failed and one year away from work, Foley's Kidney Cure gave relief with the first bottle and full cure after the second. Also mentions Sexton Bros and a separate remark about a minister and a $600 overage.
Williams Bailey promotes a hair growth remedy claiming it feeds scalp nutrients and nourishes hair with a 25c to $1.00 bottle, while Dr Shoop Health Coffee pledges no real coffee in blend yet mimics flavor. marketed by Rose Bros with pets and Barbados reference.
This is a legal notice in Wood County Wisconsin showing the probate of Louis Aschanbrenner’s will. Katherine Aschanbrenner, widow, petitions to prove and admit the will to probate and obtain letters testamentary. The hearing is set for April 3, 1907, at 7 PM in the County Court at the Courthouse, with publication of this order required for three weeks in the Times newspaper.
Notice from the Department of the Interior records Jennie McPherson of Arpin Wisconsin filing intent to prove up a Homestead Entry for NWSW of Section 34 Township 2 North Range 8 East. The proof is scheduled before the clerk of the district court at Grand Rapids on May 1, 1907. Witnesses listed include A Wittman Rudolph Schwyndt Albers Schwandt Arthur Eikleman.
Wisconsin branch of the ancient Order of United Workmen faces bankruptcy in federal court at Milwaukee after an involuntary petition. Receiver Max Ascher argued lack of proper service, but Judge Quarles ruled he is not a party to the suit. Petitioning creditors plan to push for adjudication and seek officer liability for the deficit. The article also notes state legislative bills, including tights in theater, rotten eggs sales, mandatory rest, and barbers license topics, reported by the Grand Rapids Tribune.
A. C. Hammond of Milladore had the fingers of his right hand amputated after being caught in a feed mill roller at Milladore. He traveled to Wausau for treatment and says he also suffered a scalp wound and brain matter loss in a prior Thorp accident, with another serious incident in the past year. He is brother to O. G. and R. F. Hammond of Wausau.
Ina Pinch uses Allen's Foot-Base powder for tired aching swollen feet. Over 30,000 testimonials cited. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. Do not substitute. Trial package free by mail. Address Allen S, Olmsted Le Roy, Serrara.
An early advertising piece urges true sportsmanlike conduct away from taverns and public temptations and promotes Preventics cold cure tablets by Dr Shoop. It touts prevention of colds and pneumonia, with mail samples offered from Racine Wisconsin and sales in 3c and 25c boxes by Sexton Bros.
An Englishman tells of a prank during a street scene. He and companions see a friend’s house on fire with the third story window alight and the friend shouting for help. He shouts to jump and offers a blanket but reveals the joke was keeping the blanket for himself.
A Lowry City editor testifies that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is kept at home for immediate use to check colds early and prevent croup in children. The ad notes availability from Sexton Bros and mentions a museum hook in Exeter, England.
An old advertisement claims Humphreys Veterinary Specifics treat diseases of horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry by sitting on the storage pants. It lists multiple ailments including throat issues coughs fevers worms and respiratory diseases and offers a 2nd book mailed free. The ad names Murphreyn Medicine Co New York and urges purchase from druggists or prepaid mail order.
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