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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Ayer's Pills from Lowell Massachusetts as a remedy for coughs and colds, claiming the medicine helps correct sluggish liver function when bowels are constipated. It urges consultation with a doctor for alternatives.
A listing of prizewinners from the fair includes many names with amounts won in cash prizes and premiums. The piece notes a community party for freshmen, a gymnasium event, and a county highway report detailing state aid requests. Wood County towns calculate road and bridge costs, outlining shared funding by town, county, and state.
Miss Rosenberg was absent last Wednesday with Miss Marie Sexton teaching in her stead. Fire drills reduced the building to forty five seconds in the first drill. A block of defective cement sidewalk at the High School has been torn up and relaid. Miss Grover plans a High School Orchestra after two years without one. Miss Smith of Madison spoke on body care for forty five minutes. Miss Finney donated a sixteen volume Roosevelt works set to the High School Library. The Literary Society Program Committee includes Miss Rosenberg, Miss Grover, Arline Conrnoyer, Oscar Lindow, Gertrude Wegner, Lora Scharmann, and Roderick Finney. opening meeting Friday evening. Football practice continues daily. games with other schools uncertain due to material and permit issues, with possible game against Neillsville. Senior girls...
Chicago Tribune praises The House of a Thousand Candles at Garrick Theatre Chicago as a clever mystery drama, entertaining from start to finish. Production here booked as in New York and guarantees faithful staging for Marshfield theatregoers.
Henry Bernitt declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Mary Bernitt who left his home without cause or provocation. Public notice warns creditors that obligations incurred in her name are not his responsibility and directs that no claims be made against him.
Cotton stalks may yield paper pulp from inner pith after bark removal. A patented machine separates brown bark from the pith, enabling pulp production. Bark fibers serve as a substitute for excelsior in manufacturing processes.
Slow waiters spark humorous anecdotes about patrons forgetting orders and missing meals. A traveler rouses to catch a train and asks to be telegraphed when his pie arrives, while family-friendly reminiscences and vaudeville song titles fill a rambling column.
The speaker recalls Penelope Leatherington of Michigan who died at 93 after a life of royal connections, including service to Queen Victoria. He riffs on politics, votes, and the high cost of living, urging patience as election outcomes unfold.
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