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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
9
A column of practical farming tips covers spring work, orchard care, poultry yard practices, weed control, and careful farming habits. It emphasizes timely planting, animal welfare, pruning, feed quality, and maintaining equipment, with notes on weather patience, road maintenance, and safe pest controls.
An advertisement extols Garfield Tea as purifying blood and curing rheumatism and chronic ailments under the Pure Food and Drug law. It credits Garfield Tea Co of Brooklyn and mentions Dr. Francia Clark of the Christian Endeavor Society. Also offers Dr Coffee books on self cure for deafness and eye troubles and lists a Des Moines address for orders. A light fiction dialogue follows about Miss Clumsay and Miss Wise praising Mr Kidder.
An old advertisement argues deafness from an infant ear condition cannot be cured by focal applications and claims only a special internal treatment can restore hearing. The claim includes a $100 reward for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, with instructions to send a inquiry to S. Cheney & Co.
A Windsor Magazine excerpt notes that Siamese people hate walking and will refuse progression if possible while contrasting with a Venetian gondolier who may walk and a Dutchman who rides a rough cart, reflecting cultural stereotypes about mobility and family expectations.
A Bay City Michigan mother reports a chronic skin rash in her daughter lasting eighteen years. The ailment worsened under medical care but improved after using Calicura Remedies. She attributes the cure to the remedies and shares the journey from infancy to adulthood, noting locations of the rash and the doctor’s initial optimism. The endorsement cites M Gurley of 11 16th Street as the claimant on May 30 1906.
The Boston Globe notes a season of gum gathering as amateur and professional gum diggers emerge from Maine woods with golden grass gum. Spruce gum fetches high prices nearing two dollars per pound, drawing traders toward remote sites likened to Dawson City.
A London physician at a dinner party is asked how to help a man whose indigestion causes him to howl in pain. The doctor replies that he would bowl with pain as well, delivering a snappy quip instead of real medical guidance.
The Seoul population is estimated at 198,305 with most wards showing more males than females. In one area males total 17,000 while females are 99,000, a discrepancy hard to explain by normal population theories. Korea Daily News notes no female exclusive residence exists in Seoul.
A Cleveland grocer reports his customers benefited from switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. He shares his own experience noting coffee worsened his nerves and appetite, while Postum improved his nervousness and stomach issues, urging others with similar problems to quit coffee.
The quote attributed to Seneca suggests postponing action can resolve problems better than rushed measures. It cautions that urgent remedies may fail where patient, delayed treatment succeeds. The maxim underscores patience over impulsive fixes in decision making.
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