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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1906
Page
3
Local druggists Sexton Brothers advertise Vinol, a cod liver oil preparation claimed to concentrate all essential nutrients and tonics. The notice urges men, women, and children in the area who feel run down or debilitated to try Vinol with a money back offer if it fails.
The AMlarathon county board at Wausau passed a unanimous resolution directing the district attorney and sheriff to seize and destroy every slot machine in the county. The measure targets all devices in saloons or stores with any element of chance, deeming them gambling devices. Foley's Honey and Tar is stated as not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law, claimed safe for children and adults. Sextan Bros.
A Grand Rapids Reporter notes a home cure for broken dishes using boiling milk after tying pieces with string, claiming the dish becomes as good as new. The piece also endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a reliable home medicine for early croup symptoms, offered by Sexton Bros.
Starry Palmer, La Crosse alderman and sheriff candidate, vows a crusade to eliminate gambling houses and resorts. He criticizes his defeat, blames lawless elements, and seeks to clear his reputation while opposing polters. Also notes Preventies candy tablets sold by RJ Strauss for cold prevention.
A train engineer recalls a near disaster on a long stretch of track when a child sits on a wall near a farmhouse. A dog nurse guards the girl from a looming danger, saving her as the train thunders by. The driver later adopts the dog after the grateful father cannot sell him.
The Standard Opera Company with Miss Lulu Elvis presented The Bohemian Girl to a packed house Thursday evening. Pauline Perry as Arline impressed with charm, Johann Herthelsen as Devilsbaeff showcased strong acting, George A. Nathanson as Count Arnheim sang well, Mrs. Howard as Queen of the Gypsies drew praise, and Mr. Howard as Thaddeus delivered despite illness. The Florentine, chorus, and orchestra under Rudolph Berlinger earned hearty applause for an evening of polished performance.
Articles filed with the secretary of state last week form Blodgett & Booth Lumber Co a $30,000 corporation. C E Blodgett serves as president with George Booth secretary treasurer and N E Blodgett of Minneapolis an incorporator. The company will own timber lands in Northern Wisconsin to manufacture lumber for trade. Booth, a veteran lumberman, will head company interests from this city.
Fred Beell, who trained in Des Moines, defeated Jack Cary in a catch as catch can match Tuesday night in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 30 minutes and four and one third seconds, the second 15 minutes and 16 seconds. Beell is expected to sign to face Frank Gotch for the world championship at a southern venue.
North ern Wisconsin division section foremen of the Northwestern road toured the Ripon branch last Wednesday, arriving Marshfield on a special train with engine and two cars including private car No. 25. About thirty men attended with Division Superintendent P J O'Brien, enjoying meals by colored chefs and sleeping car accommodations.
Post office listing shows letters undelivered in Marshfield names Anderson Bickner Bord Borens Comstock Dodds Johnson Lickle Roxe Mohn Peterson Prahl Wright Persons calling for above asked to say advertised. Joux F Core, P.M.
A. C. Stickel of Mi jetun West Virginia reports a dangerous hip ulcer was removed without surgery after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He says persistent use cured the lesion, noting the salve also heals cuts and burns.
Fragmented OCR text references geographic regions and entities with unclear dates and actions. The readable segments mention Howe, Wesley, Uckers, and territory discussions, with hints of reductions or changes in a system or listing. No cohesive event or outcome is clearly identifiable.
A fragment cites famous strike breakers led by Dr. King's News and notes rapid settlement of labor troubles. It mentions a purifying work continuing and an advertised remedy for constipation headache and dizziness priced at 25 cents from Sexton Bros. draggist.
We produce castings in both bras and tron, promising satisfaction in all work entrusted.
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