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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
4
A dated testimonial from Anna Ande Duck, Black Duck Minn, praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female illness. The letter urges women to avoid surgical procedures and to seek the tonic, drawing on three decades of testimonials and offering free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A reader writes in frustration about unclear advice on fullness after meals. The caller jokes about a cure and questions what to do, suggesting a quirky remedy to avoid overeating.
A clipped anecdote on golf scoring. It notes players aim for fewest strokes and jokes about American efforts. The remark frames a casual view of what constitutes a good score on the course.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a hurried promise to meet a wife at three. One speaker scoffs that time is not their o clock, setting a casual street corner exchange with unclear context.
Four Milwaukee students at the University of Wisconsin led the newly formed Barbs ticket Majority Rule to victory over the Frat Men in senior class representation. The article lists elected seniors and underclassmen by college, notes possible election protest, and outlines plans for a new union building an office of dean of men and a seven game football schedule. It also covers state land sale reform plans, pensions, new corporations, and health measures at the university.
Dietz revisits his sister Kimura at St Joseph's hospital. They meet for the first time since both were shot by deputies twenty days ago. Kimura's condition worsens with a possible abscess at the bullet entry, but she denies any stage or public speaking offers and won't leave the hospital soon.
The body of a middle aged man was found at the motor boat dock at the levee. A pocket slip bore the name San Jones of Dubuque and a gold overface watch with a knife. A temple wound suggests violence. A St Paul to Dubuque railroad ticket punched in La Crosse on Oct 6 indicates he was en route home.
A dialogue explores a rural mistress who questions a maid about marriage and change in Europe. The actress notes the greatest change is the vice president’s name appearing in papers, likened to a sports figure.
In Madison at a dinner Senator La Fallette, noted as a trupos of scandals, recalled a legislator who commented on a wife with disdain. The wife, described as young and pretty, clapped and exclaimed that she could finally possess a saber after all, prompting a sharp exchange.
Agnes vows to avoid any future dealings with Gladys. The conversation references Gladys recommending either a dressmaker or a summer hotel harper's bazar as options, signaling a dispute over suggestions and future contact.
An old advertisement touts Spohn's as the greatest remedy for distemper pinkeye heaves and other horse ailments. It promotes sales by retailers and agents, lists price fifty cents and one dollar per bottle, and invites readers to request a free book from Spohn Medical Co Goshen Indiana.
Fragmentary text mentions bluffing at cards and someone named Briggins or Briggins. References to eyes and a salve, Potter's Eye Salve Restores, and medical pills. Portions imply political comments and taxation but are unclear and fragmented.
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