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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
5
A preacher urges punch as a universal force in life and business. He compares punch to a theater’s impact, insists ads and sales talks need forceful, honest wording to persuade customers, and promotes a syndicated ad service with weekly, punchy designs to boost retail success.
A bold offer promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe, scientific laxative. The ad claims complete relief with risk on the seller, detailing flavors and tablet prices and urging customers to buy only at RJ. Strauss Rexall Store in Marshfield Wisconsin.
Wond County Wisconsin Marsoneidas city issues summons and garnishment against Ripon Produce Company to satisfy a debt of eighty dollars. Judge Hugo Wegener presides. failure to appear by the specified date in Marshilela will lead to judgment and sale of the defendant’s property to pay the debt. Dated March 1918 by plaintiff Prack Welke.
John W Sicklesmith of Steensboro Pa notes his three children suffer colds often and he tried several cough medicines before finding Chamberlain's Cough Remedy most effective. For sale by all dealers.
A Boston warehouse showcases a vast array of goods stored in cold storage including poultry oysters apples berries cabbage evaporated fruits spinach lettuce squash butter flour peanuts bulbs fruit juices maple sirup skins leeke crab buckwheat hams sauerkraut caviar pickled fish holly pineapples beans sponges pickled meats game fresh meats California fruits prunes citron confectionery potatoes turnips parsnips cheese cereals beer condensed milk yarn cider salad dressing maple sugar furs shrimp lobsters casings cherries dried fish radishes sweetbreads candles fruits smoked meat fresh fish oranges cranberries raisins apricots currants beans carrot onions horseradish eggs rice ferns canned goods gutta percha pickles ale margarine oily parsley scafland homey cream lard anchovies smoked fish egg plant laurel leaves rhubarb olive oil wines dried meats fish bait lemons grapes evap orated peaches nuts peas cabbage melons provisions macaroni plants sirups asparagus jellies cauliflower grapefruit woolens shallots clans bananas mushrooms olives and nerba.
Mrs Ruhlin, a convert to suffrage, urged in Brooklyn that a wife voting would curb a husband’s flaunted wealth. She mocked men who carry large rolls and joked about a Philadelphia sporting man who refused to sleep with his head held high, reflecting social tensions of the era.
L. F. Crathorne of Karopolis Kansas becomes the first man in months to carry a hive full of live bees in his pocket. He also concealed a small bee in a wire and wood contraption with candy to feed the queen. He says the queen does not feed herself and claims his only sting came after unloading three hives at twilight when bees are irritable.
A New York Metropolitan Museum official and a Brooklyn Institute bulletin stress museum visits as essential to schooling, noting that real travel and seeing rare objects replace heavy book study. Museums nationwide offer incentives to teachers, turning galleries into recreation and painless instruction for children.
Elmer Feterson, 15, four miles west of Little Falle, Minn., battled a large eagle after shooting it from a tree. The bird, about five feet across, clung to his clothing with talons until his brother arrived and killed it with a club, saving the boy from serious injury.
A woman and a speaker discuss references and cooking. The woman claims she is “pure snow” in work history, while the other asserts character never interferes with cooking. The exchange hints at trust and professional reputation in a kitchen context.
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