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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1912
Page
8
A woman attempted various methods before consulting a doctor and buying a treatment that immediately stopped her hair loss. She reports no coloring or staining of the hair and now shares the cure with friends.
Resolutions express gratitude for Rev Joseph Brown Sunday School Missionary service in the Synod of Wisconsin. On the twenty fifth anniversary, eight years as Superintendent, he is praised for building Christian character, founding Sunday schools, and guiding thousands toward civic righteousness. The Synod thanks God for his foundations and asks that the minutes record their appreciation and that a copy be sent to him.
SPENCER Mrs Art Sales visited Hartford Tuesday. G M Hayward of Minneapolis was a guest of his father here Sunday. Mrs E G Ingham went to Tioga Saturday to stay with her son Rae. C Malray and Tom Stewart of Westfield visited relatives and hunted deer. Miss Rose Baltus of Kenosha visited Miss Sophia and Elizabeth hiwantes midweek. Rispa Crowell entertained friends Monday evening. The Musicale at W W Swans Friday was a success. next one planned for December. Dr D C Miller fell and broke his nose near J Neidlein's last Tuesday. The Royal Neighbors held an open session Saturday with about sixty guests, featuring sixteen dances, then lunch and dancing. Albert Durkee, 60, died of heart disease last week Monday at his Unity town home. funeral Saturday at his house with Rev D S Houesholder officiating. burial in Spencer cemetery.
Cabtoria Bosra signs for over thirty years and uses the signature of Chas H.Fietcher to market what is described as The Kind You Have Always Bought.
James Lee Porter visited at home Sunday. Leon Knapton returned from the west Saturday. Wolstrom is digging two new wells this week. Mr Tuttle installed a litter carrier in his barn Monday. Frank Henbest returned from the southern part of the state Wednesday. Mrs John Maxwell visiting friends in New London returned Monday. Song service next Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs James Chapman. Clapham of Fond du Lac visiting brother's family in the week. Mary Hillien and grandson Lenone Harshner returned home Monday. Sunday School at 1:30 and church at 2:30. 5¢ Quarterly meeting next Sunday. Mr and Mrs C R Olin will move to Marshfield, and Mr and Mrs J A Tuttle will go to California to spend the winter with their son Roy Tuttle and family.
Bethel neighbors discuss busking corn finishing fall duties weather comments, while Mr Andrus updates his chart with red paint. Frank Johnson and son Vernie built a new corn crib, J C Prazerc lays a foundation for an academy store addition. Mice and rats trouble the area as a new tin sided schoolhouse gets a fresh look. Mrs Bertha Peake keeps house for Miss Grace Frazer who plans a Wisconsin visit. Winnie McCrillis, returning for winter, has been working near Peysippi and stays with his uncle J H McCrillis.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell of Lavonia Georgia says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best cough medicine she has ever used. She reports satisfactory results with all her children. For sale by all dealers.
A Clark county district visit highlights gospel outreach through U S missionary effort and school Bible distribution. A father in the district welcomes the program, promising support for his two boys and the local school project, illustrating how faith and education foster hospitality and community engagement.
Two annual events highlighted, dates November 30 to December 7. Rail service is promoted by Chicago and North Western Railway with ticket agents handling details.
A Victorian era vignette blends a mother child Bible lesson on faith with a broader critique of American waste in food and resources. It contrasts daily acts of belief with large scale consumption, citing a 10 cent per meal loss totaling millions yearly and urging mindful stewardship.
The piece urges conservation of natural resources and warns of a growing nationwide waste in the home. It argues forests, water power, and soil can be improved with time, but the real issue lies in inefficiency at home across all states with rising population.
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