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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
12
Dr Lee a thirty year veteran specialist of the Northwestern United Doctors association will see patients by appointment. The message highlights many patients reportedly cured and invites those seeking treatment to arrange a visit with the physician during his visiting schedule.
Returning every sixty days these specialists advertise nerve and chronic disease treatment. They claim cures for appendicitis gallstones kidney stones tumors goiter cancer eczema skin diseases and a wide range of conditions with a hypodermic injection method for tumors. Consultation free and advice offered to interested parties before 4813 PMSAM until.
Births include a son for Mr and Mrs J Seblora on September 23 and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Anson Welch on September 27. Various visits and visits by residents to Stevens Point Wild Rose Appleton and Rochester, with social events, weddings anniversaries and a chicken pie supper planned.
Richfield G reports numerous farm projects and local happenings. Homes and barns receive renovations including new cement floors and silos while foundations go in for a Robinson bridge and a house addition. Merla Tuttle leaves dairy teaching for a Madison university post.
A note in the archive credits Chas H Fletcher with a long association spanning over thirty years and references the enduring motto The Kind You Have Always Bought, indicating a trusted trade connection and a lasting market presence.
Bethel reports Corn shredding progress as local area observes events. George Klement traveled to Milwaukee last Wednesday and Thursday. A baby girl was born September 13 to Prof and Mrs C L Stone of Graysville Tennessee. Mrs John Jenkins of Richfield, with four daughters, mourns Sora Deebel who passed on horseback last Sunday. Walter Robinson from Montreal spent days with brother Robert now living nearby, returning home Tuesday. Bethel School District A church held a quarterly meeting and celebrated ordinances with Prof Gardner leading.
In a reflection on rest weeks and guiding youth, the author urges old and young to cooperate in life’s weaving. He highlights the impact of reading from six onward, praising history travel biography science poetry and stories, plus daily Bible study as lamp and guide.
A persuasive plea promotes Wisconsin Business University of La Crosse claiming eight thousand graduates hold positions across Dakotas and plains states. It touts no entrance exams, personal instruction, lodging, and six months to completion with low tuition, urging readers to request a catalogue and visit the school.
Brief note notes caution that all the world loves a lover if he avoids borrowing money. Found item mentions Black job with mono am "K. L." and states owner may reclaim at The Times office.
A young lien-tamer fainted in the cage as beetles rested. She revived and declared she would not resume until a beetle crawling on a Bara is removed. The piece contrasts urgent male action with female focus on family destinies, citing Goethe.
In a sharp exchange she remarks that his conduct could make an angel weep, while he retorts that she shows no tears herself. The quip underscores a tense moment of moral barbs and defiant wit between the pair.
A dated promotional piece urges women to treat baldness and hair loss with Rexall 93 Hair Tonic. It links beauty and love to hair, warns of damage from heat and improper care, and promises money-back satisfaction if the remedy fails. The ad asserts the product grows hair in 93 of 100 cases and invites readers to try it at The Rexall Store.
Balance on hand September 1 1912. September 5 Order No 22 Tuition 15. July Report 72.53 total 9631.07. Marshfield Wis September 30 1912. Kraus District Clerk
In a playful exchange, a question about optimism leads to a witty line: a woman who believes everything is for the best and that she is the best judge. The humorous definition reflects light household humor.
You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this summons and defend the above entitled action in the Circuit Court of Wood County. Plaintiff’s attorney William Bam, Plainfield, Wood Co., Wisconsin.
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