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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1911
Page
9
A garbled paragraph quotes Senator La Follette in Madison about reputation and reform. It also mentions a wealthy Madison farmer named John H. Good and a Socialist millionaire, with references to a pastor and brief remarks by an outspoken man.
Modern Pharmacy advertises a fine course with lectures on FOP Staips cigars perfumery soda water candy city directories telephone books and stationery. The president says the program aims to train a student to become a druggist and notes special instruction for entering the field.
A note in the social column describes Andittle Dorotha, sister of the bride, as the prospective flower girl wearing a Dresden shepherdess costume with a golden crook and rosebuds. The scene hints at wedding preparations with a chorus of curious voices and a line from a judge.
Rivalry between neighbors is playfully framed as a clash of sounds and speed. Mr Choggins quips his car’s danger signal outdoes the rival in noise, while noting that experience may teach but fashion offers a quicker lesson.
President Taft arrived in Milwaukee after a day touring Green Bay Oshkosh Fond du Lac and other Wisconsin stops. A touching moment in Fond du Lac saw him greet Gov Bragg and his wife, then continue the coast to coast tour amid cheering crowds and tariff talk.
Philadelphia Americans defeated the New York Nationals 13 to 2 in game six to win baseball’s greatest honor, securing the world series title for the second consecutive season. Wiltse, Ames, and Marquard were opposed by A’s batters as 13 hits yielded 17 total bases. Bender closed with four hits allowed as attendance reached 179,851 and receipts totaled $842,864, with players sharing $127,910.61 and clubs $90,108.72. Wisconsin postmasters appointed include Marble Head and Mequat. other notes include migration board exhibiting agricultural products at the Illinois exposition in Chicago from Nov 18 to Dec 9.
Frank Osesek of Manitowoc County suffered violent insanity after a county clerk refused his hunting license. He was committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane at Winnebago for treatment.
Temperance forces of the city plan another no license campaign in the hope of success at the polls next spring. The movement seeks to influence public opinion and mobilize voters ahead of upcoming elections.
An advertisement claims Dr Derby’s Kidney Pills offer a universal remedy and urges druggists to give free sample packages to prove their efficacy. It lists various ailments including diabetes dropsy Bright’s disease and urinary issues, promising relief and asserting the pill’s scientific basis. The piece ends with unrelated moral quotes about selfishness.
Natick Massachusetts woman Mrs Nathan B Green reports severe menopause symptoms including nervousness cold limbs and insomnia. After physicians warned of a tumor she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recovered, praising its life saving effect and urging others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A Manitowoc man is jailed for setting fire to a Newton dance hall. In Platteville a Wisconsin Zinc plant plane burned with about 70000 dollars loss. Galena saw two mining district fires destroying a Joplin Separator plant with 40000 dollars loss, crippling the district and idling many miners. Officers report various local incidents across Eau Claire Madison Marinette Racine La Crosse Oshkosh and Florence involving deaths diseases and unusual events.
In a Tatler snippet a sergeant orders punishment for alleged talking in ranks. The corporal disputes the claim, and the sergeant demands striking out the accusation and placing the subject in the guardroom for deceiving him.
A fragment from Harper's Bazar mentions a line about the noblest work of God being man and notes a reference question tied to married women and a poker swat. It reflects satirical or fragmented prose within a larger gossip or literary page.
The passage blends playful dialogue about a husband at home with brief comic captions and assorted advertisements. It includes lines about a charity worker, a gossip piece, and references to patent medicines like Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, all in a dated, chipped newspaper style.
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