Beny It New. Remedy Ad From All Deaters
An advertisement urges readers to buy Dottie of Chamberlein's Colic Cholera and Disinhora Remedy as the season progresses. It claims the remedy has no superior and is for sale by All Deaters.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement urges readers to buy Dottie of Chamberlein's Colic Cholera and Disinhora Remedy as the season progresses. It claims the remedy has no superior and is for sale by All Deaters.
The Cape Cod canal, projected since 1620 and under construction since 1890, aims to shorten the New York to Boston sea route by about 120 miles. Officials cite vast freight volumes and insurance savings as key justifications, with completion tentatively eyed for 1912 though doubts persist due to contractor troubles.
The article explains the operation of electric light talking signs in New York dating from about ten years prior. A 75 foot long sign holds fifteen monograms each 4 by 6 feet with 48 changes per monogram. Changes are driven by a motor and commutator with a Yale Jack like dog system allowing pre arrangement and nightly message changes.
In a reminiscence, Bertie recalls her father proudly watching a school theater performance. He mistakes nearly every girl for his daughter and loudly proclaims when Bertie appears in his pants. The tale notes Thad swiped a pile of the father’s money, confirming his mischief.
Representatives Hughes Kinkead Cravens discuss funeral pomp after attending a colleague's funeral. They express aversion to grand public displays and prefer simplicity, with Hughes asking Kinkead if he shares the wish and Cravens replying he does not want any funeral. Washington correspondent notes the private exchange in New York World.
In a terse exchange Dub Draigh questions Wobbleton's humor with Binks replying that Wobbleton's jokes are absolutely original and predate any supposed mor dem origin. The judge voices agreement on originality of Wobbleton's humor.
Ignatz Schissler of Marshfield Wisconsin reports dizziness nervousness head and back pain kidney distress and weak appetite. After trying various medicines he used Doans Kidney Pills from Sexton Bros Drug Store and experienced full relief. For sale by all dealers price 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The ad claims piles stem from sluggish veins and promotes Hemroid tablets as a thorough cure. It advertises a 24 days’ supply available at Sexton Bros and other druggists, with a free booklet by Dr. Leonhardt Co. to be mailed.
Three thousand homesteads open to settlement covering 466,562 acres in Pine Ridge and Rosebud Reservations within Bennett and Mellette counties South Dakota. Registration runs October 2 through 21 with Gregory Dallas and Rapid City as points via Chicago and North Western Railway. Inquiries to ticket agents or A C Johnson at 226 W Jackson Blvd Chicago.
In Italy today pigs livers are prepared as Axniclus described before Christan era. They are simmered with herbs salt and wing then stuffed into small sausage skins with one bay leaf each and baked.
E T Hoff, a chiropractor in Grand Rapids Wise, advertises spinal adjustments as the best method to restore health without drugs or surgery. He claims thousands cured of infantile paralysis epilepsy rheumatism appendicitis heart disease jaundice and fevers with free consultation and spinal analysis.
Otto Bartels as administrator seeks court approval of his administration and a fixed date for examining and allowing the account. The court orders the hearing on November 7 at 10 a.m. in Grand Rapids and publication of notice for four weeks in the Marenfield Three newspapers. Court: W T Conway, County Judge.
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