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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
8
An old advertisement offers Dr Turbin's treatment for rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles and other rectal and urinary ailments with no charge for consultation. He promises to explain his method and why previous treatments failed and asserts reasonable charges for continued care while stressing patient trust and discreet results. Ladies are urged to seek help for persistent headaches back pains and social burdens.
An old advertisement offers 100 dollars reward for a cure of catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features testimonials from Walding Kinwax Manvin and partners, endorsing F J Cheney & Co of Toledo. The ad touts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, lists price 75 cents, and urges purchase from all druggists plus a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
On a southern plantation the enslaved Uatry hands milked in a squatting, primitive style until an owner introduced milking stools and other improvements. The first trial of the innovation failed. the Black milker returned bruised with an empty pail, saying the cow would not sit on the stool.
Omega Ohio store owner and telecom president Mr E Humphrey testifies the remedy saved his life by reaching the cough spot when other treatments failed. He notes it heals sore throat and chest and is sold by Sexton Bros drug store with a dollar price and a free trial bottle offer.
In a playful exchange, Mrs Bridey laments waning affection while Mr Bridey quips that her worth remains priceless but notes a lighter air. The banter showcases sharp wit and affectionate sparring between the spouses.
Tired nerves and sluggish organs in winter and early summer are blamed on lack of ambition. Dr Shoop's Restorative is described as a genuine tonic for nerves digestion appetite and vitality. Sold by Sexton Bros.
The World's Best Climate is not entirely free from disease. Fevers prevail on high elevations while malaria is common at lower levels. Electric Bitters is advertised as the remedy to overcome climate affections lassitude malaria jaundice biliousness fever and ague and general debility. Sold under guarantee at Sexton Bros rug store. Price 50c
A Washington Star humor mock ad notes Health Coffee by Dr Shoop claims to imitate real coffee using toasted grains malt and nuts. It highlights ease of preparation and suggests it could fool an expert, with a satirical aside about a patient husband impatient over a necktie.
Charles E Budahu of Tracy California says the luckiest day of his life was buying a box of Backlen’s Aruba Salve Two 25c boxes cured his years long itching piles that resisted other treatments The remedy is sold under guarantee at Sexton Bros drug store.
An old fashioned precaution suggests keeping a goat in a stable to lead frightened horses to safety during a fire escape. The idea is that the goat would break from the stable, with the horses following when they would not be moved by people.
An old advertisement claims Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets instantly end pain in 20 minutes by relieving blood pressure congestion. Marketed as Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets, the pills are sold as a 20 tablet package for 25 cents by Sexton Bros.
A writer describes hiring a wife as assistant to evaluate manuscript motives. He stages a test among female candidates, presenting three endings: a thief to hide poverty, a thief to shield a sibling, or an innocent man to be searched. A reader of stories endorses the third but notes none are novel patterns. the tale ends with the narrator marrying his assistant to secure steady work.
The Wood County Board of Supervisors announces a special meeting at Grand Rapids Court House on Tuesday May 5 1908 at 2 PM. The call, signed by County Clerk Geo W Davis, lists numerous officials and outlines agenda items including officer elections and adjournment provisions.
In County Court Wood County Wisconsin, the estate of William Noll late of Marshfield is opened. Emelie Noll and Frank A. Noll have been granted letters testamentary. Creditors are ordered to file claims by the first Sunday in November 145. A December hearing is set at Grand Rapids Court House. Notice to be published four weeks in Maryfield Times. County Judge Conway signs the order.
Farwers invites farmers to sell wheat oats rye barley and buckwheat at the highest market price. Message from Upham Mountain Meeting Company referencing city hall and a local cigar manufactured by John G Hoels of Marshfield.
A veterinary preparation acts on the stem ranta of horses cattle sheep dogs poultry and other livestock to cure illnesses quickly without delay.
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