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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
7
Ellen Nagle of Green Bay writes she trusted Peruna after a severe cold, noting quick relief within five days and diminishing lameness and cough. She mentions a doctor’s initial plan to prescribe other medicine and praises Peruna as the best cough remedy. The piece also notes Peruna tablets exist for those who prefer pills.
A father asks his son about college and chemistry as he returns to the farm. The dialogue reflects rural values and suggests practical paths for bright individuals. The text strings appear as garbled OCR with scattered phrases about education, employment ads, and moral notes from a paternal voice.
The article describes mildew as a true mold thriving in warmth and moisture and offers methods to remove stains from fabrics. Techniques include rubbing with dry veg, salt and lemon, soap and chalk with sun exposure, and optional bleaching with weaker solutions. Old mildew stains may respond to yellow soap and starch, or chlorine additions, with cautions on fabric weakening. It also includes recipe notes on potatoes served two ways and peanut sandwiches with various fillings and toppings.
A collection of kitchen notes detailing a tomato pie with lemon and sugar layers, crust edging, and a slow bake, followed by Bangor Plum Pudding with specific ingredient ratios and tips. Also includes a Bachelor’s Fry method for oysters, including preparation, dipping, and frying steps.
A compact recipe describes a two pie crust method with butter sugar and three yolks. It instructs to cook thick while stirring, cool, bake crusts, fill, then top with meringue made from the three egg whites. The text shows misspellings and unclear terms but covers the基本 steps.
A Heralded home remedy claims to cleanse and strengthen kidneys using Fluioh Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karson one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia three aurecg. A physician endorsement says ingredients available from local druggists. The mix reportedly eases backache, bladder weakness, and urinary trouble before Bright's disease, with claimed night-time relief and sediment-free urine.
A fragment from a New York conversation about the late Richard Mansfield portrays him as a witty society raconteur with dignity and a vanity on baldness, a guest who resented familiar quips. A brief, humorous exchange at a party is noted amid other light anecdotes about theater folk and restaurant manners.
A letter praises Postum Food Coffee as a healthful alternative to coffee, recounting a Wisconsin woman's curing heart palpitations and nervousness after switching to Postum. She describes weight gain, improved strength, and greater energy, noting her children and sister also prefer Postum, with the company name Reid's Postum Co of Battle Creek, Michigan quoted.
Mrs. Mary Crumilah of 3120 West Tired Street Wilmington Delaware reports years of illness including pale cheek backache dizziness swollen ankles and headaches. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with a complete cure four years ago and ongoing good health. Ad claims sale by all dealers price fifty cents per box.
A private family seeking guests advertised for rooms and declared a house full of musicians. Their reply listed multiple instruments and singing, inviting the guest to join in music evenings, with no extra charge.
A family reports Culicura remedies relieving eczema on a child’s face and heat rash on a baby, with long-term improvement. They praise Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for hair care and scalp feel, plus bathing methods to ease heat. A dated testimonial cites Iowa City, 1908 and 1906 events, plus stray island travel chatter from Thousand Islands.
An ad touts a hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure claiming internal action cures with testimonials, plus a Toledo druggist listing. A Chicago Daily News quip jokes about wedding vows and obedience misfire, reflecting light gossip tone.
The Bogohos or Bogobo are a famed Philippine tribe admired for poetry yet wary of practical matters. They reportedly favor learning a gong or poem over arithmetic and are studied by Miss Benedict from Chicago at Santa Crag in Davao. Their beadwork is noted as similar to American Indian work, with few other parallels between the races.
The snippet recalls a seventy third birthday remark about not fearing death but living in fear of paralysis. It then shifts to endorsements for Sloan's Liniment praised by James T. Abernethy of Rutherford College North Carolina with anecdotes of paralysis recovery and praised Cure products. The text also includes unrelated quotes about manners and cigars and a stray line about severing Philosophy on an empty stomach.
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