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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1912
Page
6
The piece blends humorous vignettes and social commentary. It recalls a child noting a humane ice man after a small accident and weaves in drifting talk of elections, suffrage, travel, and a comic plan to sleep ten years to gain wealth. It closes with a butter anecdote at a north side table.
Senator LaFollette writes in La Follette's Weekly Magazine that Wilson's election reflects a call from progressive voters seeking simple justice and democracy in education politics and industry. He urges high order legislative achievement and GOP progressives to support Wilson as they fight for house reform and accountability to the people.
Grateful note from Rev. E S Conner of Indianapolis invites those suffering from lung troubles to write for a full account of his recovery methods. He claims healing from Consumption Asthma Bronchitis Catarrh and offers to share details to help others.
The Corn and Dairy School, run by the University College of Agriculture, will be held at Grand Rapids Den with Prof. M. H. Jackson in charge. Daily topics include milk testing, corn improvements, silage, cattle judging, and dairy herd improvements from Dec 2 to Dec 6, plus evening meetings and a Bankers and School Children's exhibit on Dec 7.
High School schedules were handed out last week and indoor baseball debuted on campus. Miss Leek missed classes due to illness and tardiness must be made up after school. Supt Otto traveled to Milwaukee for a state teachers convention. A Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association speaker spoke to students. Sophomores and juniors hosted a Halloween party with dancing and refreshments.
Law details penalties for youths under sixteen who smoke on public roads, streets, alleys, or public places. It explains adults permitting underage smoking on premises may be violating the law and must suppress such activity in public spaces. The statute imposes fines up to ten dollars or imprisonment.
The text outlines penalties for adults allowing underage tobacco use and for selling cigarettes to minors. First offenses punishable by fine up to twenty five dollars or up to thirty days in jail. Subsequent offenses escalate to higher fines and longer jail terms.
A Oneonta man credits Vinol with restoring appetite and strength after fifteen years of stomach trouble. The ad claims Vinol strengthens digestive nerves, is easily assimilated, and provides a money back guarantee through Sexton Brothers Druggists.
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