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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1909

Page

3

Life Saved by a TV Tomato Gan Blow Across Ontario

Edgar L. Brown survived a 62 mile gale on Lake Ontario in a flat-bottom punt. He used a tomato can to bail for hours, fought exposure, and reached Cobourg after a perilous crossing. Local gratitude followed as authorities and townspeople hailed his ordeal and awaited his return home.

Edgar L. Brown Lake Ontario Rochester N.Y Ontario Charlotte Michael Burns Burne Burns Brown Punt Grafton Balling Cobourg Port Huron Port Hope Canadien Aetion John Keon P. J. Rigney Edgar Rigney

Girl Heroic Rescue At Columbus Shirt Factory

Miss Marguerite Lacey a 17 year old girl from Columbus shirt factory on Market Street dragged a man from crushing gears after his sleeve got caught in a belt. She then removed the belt and summoned aid, fainting from shock after the rescue. The injured worker was taken to St. Luke's hospital.

Chicago Columbus Shirt Market Street Marguerite Albertis ‘Lacey William Street Worlmmen Street Miss Lacey St. Luke's Hospital Miss Laney

Music Charms Snakes in Marshalltown Tale of 12 Slithery Prey

A 12 year old Had Smith and his nine year old brother John of Marshalltown played a violin before snake holes as seedless folklore says snakes approach music. Twelve rattlesnakes emerged and were captured, with the boys making belts and neckties from the skins for friends and neighbors.

Marshalltown Smith Bia John Walter Smith

Warning In Sleep Save a Train

Marsball Possanger living within 200 feet of the Big Four tracks at Waldron awoke to a peculiar clicking on an outgoing train and warned the depot agent. The agent found a broken rail on a dangerous curve just south of the bridge over the Kankakee river and flagged the Chicago bound passenger train as it approached at 50 miles an hour, averting a serious wreck.

Kankakee Marsball Possanger Waldron Kankakee River

Pat Draws the Line at Work With Germans and Hungarians

A British worksite scene unfolds as Pat, pressed to finish a dig within a week, notices Towser the foreman's bulldog. He mutters about past crews and, upon spotting the dog’s face, declares he will not tolerate disrespect from any man. The tale blends grit and humor in a compact vignette.

Pat Towser Oita

Christian men sought as counsel amid Turkey reconstruction

In Euphrates College two professors are named and a committee appointed to study educational reforms for a large interior province. Prof. N Tonekijian and Prof Nahigian are described as scholarly Christians with a prison term and a study stint under Angell, while Dr H N Barnum is asked for guidance on popular education and social reform amid the Turkish effort. A class cherub recited the golden text as a teacher asked who spoke those words, with a backbench boy answering through the cherub.

Turkey Euphrates College N. Tonekijian Pelog H. N. Barnum American Board

Light Booze Do You Drink It A Ministers Wife’s Tale

A ministers wife explains coffee addiction during nurse training, detailing nightly wakefulness from midnight to four, frequent bilious attacks, and a later shift to Postum which she says cleared her head and steadied her nerves. She claims no further bilious attacks after stopping coffee and credits Postum with her recovery.

Wille Wellville

New Life and Strength from Dean's Kidney Pills

Mrs Josiah Straw of Canton reports relief from rheumatic pains and kidney secretion irregularities after using Deans Kidney Pills. She notes her husband had a similar experience and both recommend the remedy. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Josiah Straw Broadway Canton Tak Wye Dean Foster-b Milburn Co Buffalo

Bright Idea Touches On A Grin In A Whimsical Line

A playful duo muses on catching and taming a tiny creature, imagining how one cent could buy a curious pet home. The fragment hints at a lighthearted moment between characters, capturing a humorous, childlike impulse.

The Secret Out Purgative Medicine Ad

A vintage advertisement touts Lane’s Family Medicine as a pleasant herb remedy. It promises a healthy complexion, stomach and bowel relief, blood purification, and magical cleansing effects. The copy credits druggists and dealers and lists a price of 250.

Lane

Fragmentary Pub Notice Of Tobacco And Remedy Brands

A damaged text fragment mentions Lewis' Single Binder tobacco and a soothing syrup for children, with scattered lines about plants, birds, sorrow, and a proverb about disciplining a calf. The readable parts reference product names and general, non-specific advice from old advertisements.

All Who Would Enjoy Health and Right Living

The text promotes health through right living and timely remedies. It endorses a simple, wholesome remedy and identifies California Fig Syrup Co as maker of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna for gentle, general laxative effects.

California Fig Syrup Co California Pig Syrup Co

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