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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1907
Page
9
An excerpt from The Country Far by David Lansing depicts a rough horse race with a flea-bitten gray under harsh harness. A farmer comments on overloading the animal with fast-field gear, noting the horse is barely off the ground and the driver must admire or fear the spectacle.
A Woodville Connecticut father recalls his year and a half old son developing sores across the face and body. The child grew weak and skeletal, scratching wounds until treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment, leading to full recovery after about two months. The testimonial dates to April 22, 1903.
An odd collage of quarrels and curiosity as a canvasser haggles with a colonel over a cyclopedia. The colonel boasts his sons and responds to questions with humorous misstatements. A tale of improvised talk and a digression on buried treasure in Germany closes the piece with a folk history about an Elderberry plant.
Mrs Margaret Emmerich of Clinton St Napoleon Ohio suffered ten years from kidney trouble with back pain shooting through her body and vision problems. After two years of no relief from doctors she found help with Dean's Kidney Pills which she says cured her and saved her life. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A translated excerpt describes a young woman recounting efforts to win soldiers to revolutionary aims. It notes girls recruit among soldiers, with risks including court martial and execution. The piece also references broader social anecdotes from Harper's Week, and a discussion of plague prevention advice from a News writer.
Milwaukee socialite Mrs. Charles J. Romadka, wife of a trunk maker, faces police with claims of thefts in Chicago aided by one or more African American accomplices and a white ally. Bond set at 79,400. Detectives seek the mysterious third man and a probable white leader amid ongoing inquiries into the burglaries and allegations of her involvement with a group.
A quirky rejected OCR fragment shows a circus ad advance agent interview. The applicant responds in mixed spelling to queries about experience and street sweeping operations, hinting at handling large sums daily. The text preserves quirky dialogue and tone without clear factual outcomes.
The text recounts Vernon Lee describing Wagner as a curative agent for headache and suggests a hypnotic effect. It mentions a single person, Julio, and hints at a sensory experience, with unclear narration about relief and perception.
A one man hired effort to recover $750 for a complaint against Anton Koket unfolds as a Lasna man Hookter pursues Koket who allegedly owes money and claims Koket’s widow received funds. The case rests on assertions of an unlawful loan and personal conflict.
A circus panther believed to be the one that escaped about a year ago was spotted in Lincoln Wood County by farmer Dan Brooke. Authorities and residents organize a party of hunters to capture the animal.
Beloit author Elmer Elliott Peake married Grace Thompson at the bride’s Lake Geneva home. Distinguished guests attended the ceremony in a social, widely noted event for local literary circles.
A well known authority on rheumatism shares a simple home recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karon one ounce, Compound Syrus Sarsaparula three ounces. Shake and take a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. The mix, available from pharmacies, is claimed to ease rheumatism with regular use and harmless to stomach.
An article recounts misguided claims about cures for deafness and misdirected medical advice, noting false treatments and limited options. It also mentions a summer attraction in Colebraatz New Hampshire featuring a cave formed by a rock fissure and shaded from the sun.
A two year old boy named Tom disrupted a christening when he exclaimed to his father in grave tones that the clergyman had wet his head. The child appeared an innocent cherub with blue eyes and curling hair as the moment unfolded.
A report lists police to population ratios in major cities including Berlin 1 to 340, Liverpool 1 to 449, London 1 to 496, Philadelphia 1 to 511, and Manhattan Island 1 to 643 inhabitants per officer.
An advertisement invites bright men or women to act as a township representative for a monthly $100. It directs interested parties to write H. Waller Cole at 1149 15th Street, Washington, D. C. for details.
Fragmented lines report emigration patterns with numbers: about 130,000 Italians sailed to South America last year against 227,000 to the United States. Mentions medical cures and distractingly garbled terms.
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered phrases about a gentleman and women’s rights, mixed with names like Shulwer and Posidippas. The text appears as a damaged page segment with stray words, offering no cohesive event or identifiable article.
The article extols white goods and laundered fabrics, praising starch for stiffness without thickening. It recommends Dellanes Starch to improve finished appearance and notes home laundering with careful starching. A brief, odd aside gives folk remedies for stopping bleeding using cobwebs brown sugar tea dust and laudanum on wounds.
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