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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
9
A notice announces the sixty year anniversary of Humphreys and the publication of a revised medical book. It lists contributors and emphasizes treatments for various illnesses and remedies, mentioning multiple names and places in a formal anniversary context.
A fragment discusses Mount Everest shaped by Tibet and Nepal, noting it as the world’s most accessible barrier in the region. The text mentions military ranges and high mountains, with unclear references to a series of outposts or heights and a comparison to other lands.
A fragmentary notice describes a legal or personal matter involving a wife and an individual named Miss Milsurn, with scattered references to Adelaide Procter and Charmin. The readable text hints at a local dispute or action but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A reflective passage urges unwavering dedication to a chosen mission despite love or hate. It emphasizes persistence through solitary struggle characteristic of intellectual martyrs, stressing resolve over external support.
A meditation on Christmas trees as symbols of unity in towns, linking faith and community. The passage praises trees in public squares as centers of holiday spirit and notes the global religious impulse behind their adornment and shared celebrations.
An illustrated promotion for Woy nuw Kee seen and Amateur Mechanics issues offers practical shop notes and home tasks as guidance. The ad promotes a yearly subscription at 1.50 dollars and mentions mail delivery from Chicago publisher Cample Copy.
In Bakerville on March 27 Mr and Mrs Waltmann of Watertown visit Art Waltmann and family. Rudolph Deckert returned from the woods Saturday. Alma Gieiehsner spent Sunday at home after a week teaching at Arpin in Lara Haertel's school. Agnes Tujetche visits Grand Rapids with her father and meets Fred Tujetche and family.
When you feel dull after eating or have a sour stomach belching indigestion or a sick headache. Useful for biliousness constipation nervousness or despondency and a torpid liver. Obtainable everywhere.
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