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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
3
The fragment shows Tsay asking, Will you lend a friend a dollar, and another voice replying, I am really in need of twelve more, saying Jie wants to pay me with. The dialogue hints at a simple money loan request between individuals.
The article extols Quaker Oats as an affordable, energizing staple for laborers, farmers, and factory workers, claiming it provides vigor without taxing digestion. It promotes large family packages and highlights its dreamlike benefits amid odd, broken quotes and marketing language.
A dated patron testimonial extols Rezinol or Tesinol for curing skin ailments and wounds. The fragmentary clipping cites D. M. Castle of Philadelphia and mentions daily recommendations among friends, with garbled lines implying praise for skin healing and related benefits.
Milwaukee reports improved mail service with Sioux City departures at 5 10 PM arriving Chicago 8 AM next day for the 10 AM Milwaukee train. Officials seek more Missouri river route gains while South Beloit plans a $4000 church at Wark and Hayes.
Telegraphic briefs report W I Hugh Lumber plant at Lou destroyed by fire causing 75000 loss. New ton & Davidson seven story warehouse at Winnipeg Manitoba burned, loss 100000. A Baltimore syndicate plans to extend the Albany Northern railroad to St Andrews Bay. Judge adjourned Ardmore federal court after a contested motion. Delegates named for a world missionary convention in Edinburgh. A China man laborer stabbed six people in an attack. A traveling salesman from Owensville, Ky was among the victims.
A South Dakota educators association opened with Mayor John A. delivering welcomes and a keynote by Dr. H. Beadle. After routine business teachers adjourned to Terry Peak for a sunset luncheon and climb guided by local leaders. Prominent attendees include Mrs. Moore Drake of Drake University and Havenport of the University of Tulsa.
Explosions rocked downtown within 44 minutes injuring two known figures, with the first blast at 20 State Street and the second behind a Madison Street building housing Ha Wagner and Pally Woods interests. Panic spread through hotels theaters and offices as windows shattered and interior wreckage reported. Estimated damage put at 10 000 for the Madison Street property and minor for the State Street building. Names and affiliations reflect local crime tension and suspect activity in a downtown renewal war.
Atlanta November 1 Bishop Warren Candler denounced Mr. Rockefeller's million dollar gift for worm therapy as an outrage and slander on the south and urged caution against his reforms and remedies. In Michigan Howard City police report a man killed his wife Verna Bowman 22 after her body was found along a highway with a cut throat. jealousy cited as motive.
Leonard J. Christler, a Montana state legislator and Democrat, governs a vast parish about 100 by 100 miles with twenty two meeting places centered along the Great Northern and Montana Central lines. He plans two trainloads of homeseekers to Montana next Tuesday to aid growth of the state and church, visiting remnant towns by horse or on foot up to seventy miles distant.
A Melanes City reader reports severe eczema on a boy described as crusted and weeping. After multiple doctors failed, Cuticura products were used, including Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, leading to rapid improvement within two months. Dated Sept 20 and Nov 4, 1907. Peter Drug & Chem, Corp, sole proprietor. Lamy
An unclear fragment hints at mistaken identity and relationship confusion. It mentions a wife and someone named Yon Tyo Kotien Anilet gh Ve, with an emphasis on a chaotic scene where a person acts wildly. The readable portion is too fragmentary for a precise summary.
Fragmentary readable facts describe a local item with names and places that are unclear. The text mentions individuals and terms like Perry Day Hive and Oncol of ny Mich but lacks coherent reporting or dates.
A handwritten cure all for colds suggests mixing half a pint of good whiskey, two ounces of glycerine, and a half ounce of Concentrated pine compound. The bottle should be shaken before each dose and administered as a teaspoon to a tablespoon four times daily. The pine product reportedly comes only in half ounce bottles sealed in a protective box labeled Concentrated.
In a humorous dialogue from Puck, Mrs Beggs laments a husband who complains about trivial matters such as lace curtains while Mrs Worgs recalls a husband who has rung a front doorbell at three every morning for two decades. The exchange highlights long standing domestic annoyances with playful sharpness.
A stream of testimonials from Louisville and Adrian claim Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound healed female ailments, reducing dizziness, nervousness, and irregularities and saving some from surgery. Letters describe relief from distressing symptoms and the belief the remedy prevents operations while others recount dramatic recoveries.
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