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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
8
One hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo 0. Endorser testimonial claims honesty and solvency. Cure taken internally, price 75c, sold by druggists. Also mentions mistletoe legend and kissing custom.
Omega store owner E Humphrey credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life and treating coughs chest and throat while promotions tout restorer tonics for nerves digestion and vitality. Sexton Bros sells Dr King’s, Dr Shoop’s Restorative, with trial bottles offered.
A quirky exchange captured in Osthulic Bangerd and Times shows Grouchay muttering about people making him sick while Pap prey counters that TV would upset nearly everyone. The fragmented brawl hints at a satirical take on media and public opinion.
The piece cites climate disease patterns with fevers at high elevations and malaria at lower levels, praising Electric Bitters as a universal remedy. It advertises Sexton Bros. drug store pricing and notes Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a coffee substitute. It ends with a humorous aside on golf and reputation.
A reader from Tracy California touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as curing years of itching piles after two 25 cent tins. The ad promotes Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets and Headache Tablets claimed to stop pain in 20 minutes, with 25 cent price and drugstore availability.
Wisconsin politics delays resolved as Robert McDonald gains postmaster appointment after La Follette withdrawal of opposition. Article notes Morse backing and Fontaine allyship, with a broader linked railroad commission ruling banning free and reduced telephone service and forcing cost recovery across independent firms.
Aluminium is described as a white metal resembling silver yet only a quarter as heavy with remarkable tenacity. It resists oxidation in dry or moist air, remains unaltered, and shows minimal reaction to salt water compared with silver, tin, or copper. Neither cold nor pure water affects it, and sulphuretted hydrogen does not tarnish aluminium, preserving its appearance as well as gold under ordinary conditions.
The text traces the development of chemistry from early 18th century pioneers like Hales and Boerhaave to Priestley outlining oxygen and ammonia, with Cavendish and Cavendish's successors, and 19th century breakthroughs by Davy Dalton Faraday and others that solidified the science.
A school scene shows a student misplacing digestion as beginning in the month and ending in the big and little testament. A note asks the teacher not to tell more about her incidents. Separate commentary praises Poe for tone and atmosphere, while a neighbor questions whether Willy is corrupting a parrot or vice versa.
An advertise ment claims Veterinary Specifics cure a disease in horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry at once by acting directly on the ailment. It lists remedies like fever lameness injuries and related conditions with vague proof and no side effects.
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