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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1911
Page
9
An old advertisement explains rheumatism as caused by uric acid build up due to weak kidneys. It promotes Dr Derby's Kidney Pills as a cure that cleanses the kidneys, removes poisons, and relieves back pain, gout, and other rheumatic conditions. The copy offers a money back guarantee and sample free, with price 28 and 50 cents, and lists Derby Medicine Co. Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Mrs Josiah Ciaker of Tama Iowa recounts severe back pain from kidney trouble stretching to her body. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the pain eased, kidneys regulated, and she has been free from kidney problems for six years. The ad notes a 50 cent price and sale locations Forte Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The passage describes the Tree Destroyers and Perenjilnes as adept climbers who, when apples are scarce blown to the ground by wind, swarm trees and cut down the fines bearing Uoads as neatly as a beaver severs a young hemlock trunk. They nibble bark on young apple trees and destroy new orchards, yet their motive remains unclear as they do not consistently target the youngest spruce shoots.
In a Woman's World excerpt Mrs. Maloney cautions a charity worker against a married woman taking on support tasks while her husband is out of work. She insists a wife should not replace a husband’s role and warns against emotional strain if he returns home jobless.
A fragment from a public discourse questions if constitutional change is needed for women’s equality. One speaker asserts women can endure hardship and will wait for change, while another dismisses the idea as a mere cat. The exchange highlights tension over gender roles and constitutional rights.
A garbled transcript shows Hinks weary about staying up late and mentions jet Mie and a parrot in a cage. Geraldine suggests a single call will suffice, while others squelch the idea. The text reads like a noisy, unfinished dialogue with unclear speakers.
The report outlines Yuan Shi Kai's acceptance of the premiership in Beijing and plans to form a cabinet while seeking broad provincial support. It notes foreign ministers visiting, a viceroy reassigned to Jehol, and Wu Ting-ung seeking US aid for abdication pressure. The U S contemplates dispatching a Manila regiment to Chinwangtan to keep a sea line open under the Boxer treaty.
Nine of ten Packers indicted for criminal Sherman act violations surrendered to federal authorities and gained a habeas corpus hearing granted by U.S. Circuit Judge Kohlenaz. Bonds set at 20000 each. If writ granted, further argument and likely appeal to the Supreme Court. Case could be delayed for months or years. Armour & Co. chief J Ogden Armour not involved. Defendants named include Louis F. Swift Edward F. Swift Charles J. Swift Edward Tilden Arther Meeker Edward Morris Frenda A. Fowler Thomas J. Connors Lewis H. Heyman.
Governor Mann refused to intervene in the Henry Clay Beetle Jr. case. Beetle, condemned for murder, faces the electric chair on November 24 after the Chesterfield County court decree was sustained by the state supreme court. Attorneys sought a respite for spiritual preparation, but the governor left the decision to the courts.
Private telegrams from Constantinople report the Turkish government ready to accept good offices from the powers to pursue peace. Italy reportedly refuses to acquiesce to the plan as of Rome on November 11. Duke d Abrizzi, commanding a division in Turkish waters, returned unexpectedly to Taranto expressing eagerness to meet the Turkish fleet, with movements shrouded in secrecy and unclear destinations.
A court in Milwaukee considers sentencing for mili Sametik, a carterer, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter connected to the death of Albert Juttstnstt during a card game. The judge August Backts presides as the case seeks support for the victim's widow.
Astoria Oregon November 14. A perilous river mouth incident saw the steamer schooner Washington pass a three board and reach safety in tow of tug Tafoord Captain Batley. Lifesavers watched from shore powerless as the ship drifted near shore awaiting shore crew rescue.
Rochester hosts delegates from the United States and Canada for the American Road Roads congress and American Road Builders association convention. Reformers pledge to tackle wasteful highway spending and promote correct construction and maintenance methods for nationwide improvements.
Maurice Enright, business agent of the United Association of Plumbers, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge McSurley after a conviction for the murder of Vincent Altrean. His lawyers were granted sixty days to prepare a bill of exceptions as he seeks relief in the supreme court.
Washington November 14 moving picture promoters lost a key case as the Supreme Court held that films derived from a copyrighted Look Day scene infringe the holder's reserved rights. The decision impacts film owners and distribution plans nationwide, signaling tighter control over dramatized adaptations.
Madison Wis Nov 16 Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the workmen's compensation law enacted at the last session of the legislature.
Fond du Lac elects Clara Giddings as governor while her partner is chosen to lead the grand March at the military ball opening the new armory. The society figure and Fond du Lac Women's Club member is the daughter of late George Glidings, a manufacturer and banker, and has taught in Fond du Lac public schools. The armory ball is set for the night of November 28.
A distraught man in a Philadelphia department store darts through aisles with perspiration streaming, seeking his wife. A staffer asks if he needs men’s clothing, he shouts he’s not shopping for attire but searching for his wife, creating a tense scene in the clothing section.
A fragment notes Senator Lotamatin-WwWho seeking a sponsorship and asks who can claim the political job. A private secretary asserts he is the only man not yet named as a candidate for governor of Illinois.
The piece discusses a toy that cannot read Thaiad well while a playful speaker notes the left end AOS move. It observes that women judge men by achievements, not possessions, and mentions a bias against sharing a man’s private life with a woman in a played car.
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