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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
8
The Stevens Point Woman’s Club meeting urged citizens to support local papers by sharing even minor news. It emphasized that community life, social events, and local industry strengthen a town’s image and attract further growth.
After June 1 American newspapers mailed to Canada must bear a stamp and pay four ounces for a cent. The change ends reciprocity in mail delivery between the five nations and will reduce US newspaper circulation in Canada. At a recent postal congress Canadian protests argued Canada loses more papers than it sends, while the Canadian press pushed the issue.
Andrew Striegel of Day was examined forenoon and committed to the Northern hospital after breaking a bedstead at the jail. He denies jail time, blames alcohol, and shows delusions of counting coins that vanish when pocketed. He is 65, once ran a saloon, and has a history of heavy drinking and past mental episodes.
A one night engagement of Girl of the Streets features Miss Katherine Créego as the lead. The four act play has toured with record business and the entire scenic production is provided by the company. Seats are at Strauss' Drug Store with prices 25 34 and 50 cents. For Saint Jersey Cow four months in lactation call Times office tf.
Sealed bids for timber and lumber goods to May 14 1907 at Marshfield Wisconsin. Items include white oak rock elm bridge plank and various lengths and grades. Bids must show price per unit and conform to specifications. The board of public works reserves the right to reject any bid and award to the lowest responsible bidder.
A Confederate blockade runner the Petrel sails from Charleston with a load of cotton. A Yankee agent aboard schemes to identify and capture the ruse, using a forged dispatch and a chicken tribute, but the plan is foiled by Lt. Spanker of the Montauk and a prize crew.
A reader essay extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy praising its fit for young children and adults alike. Claims include rapid recovery from colds and a testimonial from Mrs Edward Philips of Savelay Missouri. The notice also mentions free samples at local stores and ads for Dr Shoops Health Coffee Imitation.
Local letters praise Foley's Kidney Cure with testimonials from Alvin H. Stimyson of Willimantic Conn and Mrs Joyce of Claremont N H. Stimyson reports full recovery after four bottles and says the remedy cured acute kidney trouble. Mrs Joyce cites a year of kidney issues improved by two bottles.
A historical advertisement promises cures for nervous debility brooding poison rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles and other rectal diseases kidney bladder and lingering ailments. It offers free consultation and states no charge regardless of whether treatment is taken.
A vintage advertisement appeals to men and women with ailments such as blood poisoning and nerve disorders. It promises safe, quick, permanent cures by mail from a doctor who offers free initial consultation and affordable later treatment. The text mentions regional households and asks readers to request questions and pamphlets with a small stamp fee.
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