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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
8
A compact, attractive two story house suitable for a 35 foot lot. It features a front and side porch, a pretty reception hall, a light filled living room, a dining room with closets, a coal nshtry and a functional kitchen. The second floor offers three bedrooms and a bathroom with ample space. Hardwood is unavailable at this price. woodwork is stained.
The second biennial report of the Wisconsin Highway Commission is released detailing costs and work on roads since 1912. It includes photographs and tabulated figures, compiled by state highway commissioners, with praise for their own projects and mentions Wood County and Louis Amundson's sendoff.
An old Marshfield ad urges residents to counter kidney ailments by using Deans Kidney Pills. It touts testimonies from locals like Mrs Fr Gen at 604 W Fourth St and claims the pills ease back pain swelling and weak kidneys.
A fragmentary ad style line references a kidney remedy named Widney Pills and mentions a Gentle bul Foster Milbypn Cn with a cryptic quote about not being bothered. It reads like an OCR garble from a 20th century pharmacy or medical patent ad. The text is incomplete but hints at a brand or product and a request for price or inquiry.
In a humorous exchange, Bingo calls Jubb a great corn grower, while Stingo questions his farming ties. Bingo replies that Jubb wears shoes too small, implying a joke about practicality.
Washington May 11 speculation grows on how President Wilson will condemn the torpedoing of the Lusitania and its death toll of American lives. Cabinet meets tomorrow as officials weigh whether a strong note suffices or a severance of diplomatic ties with Germany could follow.
A historical price list shows hay grades with No. 1 Timothy at 9.00, onions 1.50 per bushel, potatoes 0.85 per bushel, butter dairy and eggs 0.16 per dozen, beef and veal weights and prices, and assorted grain items from Spare Cereal Company including wheat 1.20 per bushel and corn 30.00 per ton. Hides, chickens, flour and feed items are listed with various bulk prices.
A Crooksville Ohio mother reports her three boys suffered whooping cough but were relieved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She continued treatment and claims the disease was cured in a short time. For sale by all dealers.
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