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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
11
If sour stomach or weak heart kidneys trouble you, try Dr Shoop s Restorative for a few doses. In five to ten days results may surprise you as the remedy targets weak nerves rather than the stomach or heart directly, with power to help failing organs. Sold by Sexton Bros.
An old style advertisement extols real men as those greeted by family at home then promotes No-Drip silvered strainer and Dr Shoop Health Coffee. Claims coffee substitutes taste like real coffee, promises quick preparation, and offers a coupon and book on health. Product priced at 25e for a 134 lb package. Rose Bros. promotion targets women and households.
A sensational note claims a New York girl wed a China man to spite her parents, praising “True Chinese spirit.” It adds a crude claim that a Chinese man seeking revenge would “wang” himself on an enemy’s porch, reflecting xenophobic stereotypes of the era.
A booklet and trial treatment of Dr Shoop s Rheumatic Remedy liquid or tablet Jetx are sent free to sufferers. The message urges readers to wet the booklet and pass it to a discouraged sufferer, praising the potential relief. Signed Sexton Bros.
A reflective meditation on mortality and integrity asks how greed and ambition shape present actions. It ponders whether knowing imminent death would alter behavior and whether personal biases and arts endure beyond life. The text invites contemplation of ethics and character.
An advertisement for Pink Pain Tablets from Sexton Bros promotes instant relief for head pains womanly pains and general aches. It urges customers to consult a doctor or dentist about the formula and questions its completeness while noting the pills are priced at 25 cents each.
The narrator recalls a mountain rescue tale told by his uncle in the Swiss Alps. A friend named Bob sacrifices himself to save others during a crevasse incident while a romance unfolds with Deb Southwick. The uncle survives, but the narrator questions whether true heroism requires awareness of one’s deeds.
Mrs Wallie Trentel is on the sick list Mrs J White left for Medford to attend a wedding Several persons of this place with spears manda Whein returned to attend her brother John’s wedding Grand here visiting Miss Annie Movehy Rapids spent Sunday visiting relatives Mr Wi Stahl started to light the basement for his new bows this summer The Prentice family rejoice over a ten ve and baby bay arriving Sunday Mrs dona Flavia departed for South Dakota Thomas Wright and George Strange of Farmest tell went to the city on Friday and Saturday to estimate the Boeover building on Vine street to act as expert witnesses in the suit against the city
Marshfield resident Emmy Eaton reports relief from backaches and frequent pains after kidney issues with Doan's Kidney Pills. Her testimonial cites improved energy and less morning stiffness. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers at 30 cents, poster by Poster-Miburn Co.
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