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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
9
Testimonies from RC. B. Vizer and Mrs. Geo I Simsor claim long standing kidney and stomach ailments improved after using Peruna and Manalin. They credit Peruna with restoring health, praising its kidney support and preventive effects on toxin buildup in the blood.
A downtown broker defends mining stocks as not entirely worthless while recalling a buyer offering $50 for stocks valued at $50,000, suspecting the buyer aims to show creditors where money vanished amid bankruptcy. The anecdote accompanies Dr. Hastman’s portrayal of Native American schooling methods seen in an Indian’s view.
A judge humorously records a beggar wife lamenting unpaid gas and electric bills. The shifty-eyed husband already plans to cope with candles and a disconnected telephone, jesting that visitors would think they are not at home.
A reader testifies that Grape Nuts cured years of indigestion after a doctor advised daily use. She notes the food is predigested, easy on the stomach, and provides nervous-system support. The whole family uses four packages weekly and the product is suitable for all ages.
A long farmers column offers practical tips on breeding, feeding, and managing crops and livestock. It covers manure use, lime washing, strawberry beds, and pruning, plus economies in rations, dairy cow traits, and lamb marketing. It stresses planning, fertility gains, and care for chicks and hogs while noting the farm city balance and early gains in young animals.
A Philadelphia Ledger note recounts a commuter and a friend discussing Hawking of Stamford. The neighbor plans to move into a new house, and locals question his character due to a small hat. The exchange reveals curiosity about Hawking’s personality and social fit.
A three month old infant suffered worsening eczema until Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment were tried. After a few days, improvement was seen and continued use led to clear skin by six months. Purchases included one cake of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Ointment, costing $1.85. Address 63th Street New York.
Advertised patent medicines and quotes tease various cures and products. References include Winglow's Boothleg Syrup, a cure for colic and aches, and claims of no experience required. Mention of Lewis' Single Binder cigar and shoe sizes after using a listed remedy appears among fragmented lines.
A historic bull ring feat recounts Garrito the matador on stilts facing a maddened bull. An adpromotes Garrald Teo laxative boasting herbal, law compliant relief for constipation and organ purification. A young woman contemplates marriage as Reginald plans to lead her to the altar tonight.
The Kentucky colonel recalls men gathered to drink and play cards at an evening gathering. A birthday tale emerges as a panty of men celebrate what is said to be the general's birthday, though confusion in dates hints it was his wife’s birthday instead.
A noisy manuscript fragment hawks "One Hundred Dollars" for saving catarrh with Lal's Charr Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo. The text mocks medical trust and lists bogus testimonials, druggists, and mock warnings. It then references Walker, Kisvan, and Manvix Toledo druggists and ends with a quip about a professor and a sea water sheet joke from Harper's.
Special trains via the Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line leave early in July for the Pacific Coast. All-expense round trips with sleeping car accommodations meals and full arrangements. Write for itineraries and particulars A Hutchson Manager Tourist Department 212 Clark Street Chicago.
A cartoonish exchange questions if cattle trading with Farmer Smith involved quid pro quo. Farmer Jones asserts there was no deceit and claims a fair swap with Neighbor Smith. The item reflects a light public discourse tone from the Baltimore American source.
The United Kingdom, the world's largest cattle and sheep importer for slaughter, appears paradoxically as the largest exporter of horses for the same purpose. The report notes surprising shifts in trade flows and questions the balance of live animal movements between farms and markets across regions.
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