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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1913

Page

11

Old People Need A Bowel Stimulant

Aging digestion weakens bowels. gentle laxative tunes best. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised as natural aid to stimulate normal stool, strengthen stomach and bowels, with free sample offer and money back guarantee. Local ad for Dr W B CaldwellMonticello, TM.

Caldwell Mary A. F. Davidson University Mound Home San Francisco Cal W. B. Coldwell Washington $T Monticello

Winslocs Boothing Syrup For Children Advert

Fragmented ad text promotes Winslocs Boothing Syrup for children with references to wafers and tonics. Mentions a food motto for married men and a quoted exchange about a wife being away from home. The readable snippet suggests a quirky late 19th or early 20th century tone.

Carrie Chapman Catt Skewers Domesticity Slogan

Carrie Chapman Catt in Chicago ridicules the old anti suffrage cry of domesticity arguing many women have no homes. The term domestic should not be stretched as witnesses once did in a Georgia court where a defendant cited domestic trouble after confessing to stealing a cow.

Carrie Chapman Catt Chicago Georgia Lig Lydia E. Pinkham Henry Weavilin Cadiz Ohio Fort Worth Texas Lydia E. Pinkhoim Lydia E. Pinkham F. P. Mullendore Munford Ala Afunford Lydia E. Finkham Pony Slanford

Unclear Phrases Prompt Odd Debate on School of Press Agents

Fragmentary text questions the existence of a new school versus the old School of press agents. Mentions Paw Knows Everything and Willie-Paw with references to secrets and a son. Content appears garbled and lacks clear events or entities.

Willie

Postum a daily delight replaces coffee says user

A reader describes Postum as a daily pleasure replacing coffee. The account notes improved sleep, less nervousness, and weight gain after years of use. The ad endorses Regular and Instant Postum from Postum Co. and invites readers to write for a booklet.

Kentucky Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Western Sheep and Native Flocks Dominant in Markets

The article explains how western ranges supply most market sheep, known as western sheep, while central and eastern states raise natives. Merino traits mark western flocks. natives increasingly buy ewes and lambs that resemble western stock, though feed and management cause market differences. Lambs now comprise a growing share of receipts at major markets like Chicago, with year round arrivals and rising lamb consumption.

Chicago

HEADER FOR KAFIR AND CANE

A letter by A. E. Kiinger of Butler County Kangag describes crafting a heading device from simple timber. Using two 4 foot and four 3 foot lengths with a knife, bolts, and improvised handles, a crew of four using two wagons can top a ready supply of bound balls efficiently.

Enna Katir A. EK. Kiinger Butler Kangag Bewin

Protection for Livestock Against Frost and Cold

Farmers are urged to prepare stock for winter, stressing protection from frost and wind. Early stabling, full feeds, and careful selection of breeding stock can cut losses and boost profits. Those buying or selling livestock should act now to reduce costs before cold weather arrives.

Schedule Mystery On Rural Interurban Stop

At a country interurban halt a man asks about the next car while awaiting his wife Mary. He estimates arrival in nine minutes and notes no other car for an hour, revealing a tense moment near a farm as a Cleveland Plain Dealer reader report.

Mary Jobo Rome Cleveland Piain

Finance as She is Wrote and the Substitute Typist

A humorous misreading of Wall Street diction highlights the summer job of a substitute stenographer in the city. The narrator notes how phrases like comptroller of the currency and drought district in Kansas were misheard, leading to comical renderings such as comptroller of the corn belt and grouch in Kansas as bouillon soup. The piece ends with a bell for two new typists on Wall Street Journal staff.

Wall Street Kansas Bulton Bank of England Wall Street, Journal

Signatures on Paintings Reveal More Than Names

Experts rarely rely on signatures to judge a painting’s authenticity, preferring the artist’s technique. Examples include Raphael Urbina on a Milan canvas frieze and Reynolds signing Mrs Siddons as The Tragic Muse, inscribing his name on the garment hem.

Raphael Sposalizo Milan Raphael Urbina Reynolds

Gretna Green Ceremony in Berwick

A young couple arriving in Berwick last Sunday wed in a Scottish fashion. They traveled across the border to Scotland and, avoiding banns, conducted a simple ceremony beside two onlookers. The couple, witnessed by two people, signed the resulting dokument.

Gretna Green Berwick Scotland

Pimples Cleared by Cuticura Soap and Ointment

LeRoy C. O'Brien of Saginaw Michigan says a nine month facial outbreak of seed warts disfigured him until Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used. After ten days the skin healed and left no scar. Ad notice for Cuticura samples and Skin Book.

Genessee Ave Saginaw LeRoy C. O'Brien Outieura Dept. L Boston

His Place’s Operatic tenor under the dog laws

A witty theater quip notes that the recent operatic tenor should meet dog laws due to his songs resembling monthly barky roles. The playful line mocks the singer’s vocal style by comparing it to a canine chorus.

Good positions far exceed the supply of good material

A fragment from the Columbus Ohio State Journal notes a stance that strong positions outpace available quality material, reflecting editorial sentiment about supply and capability in a political or social context.

Columbus Ohio State Journal

Woman Demands Muslin Triggers Quick Exit at Drapers

A small boy at a draper's shop fled after a customer asked for a yard of silk and exclaimed she must meet muslin. The boy led a bystander to a policeman, shouting that a woman in the doorway wanted muzzling. The incident, quoted from London Tit-Bits, shows a burst of mischief and misunderstanding in a simple shopping moment.

Lim London

Easy Winner Senator Kay Pittman Quips on Bluff and Stuff

In Tonopah Senator Kay Pittman spoke about two lobbyists in a street quarrel. He minimized danger saying there was no fear of maiming, comparing them to Bluff and Stuff. When asked who won the clash, the answer was Stuff, though he had only a half street lead.

Kay Pittman Tonopah Mat

Castoria Remembered as Safe Remedy for Mothers and Children

Advertises Castoria as a trusted remedy for mothers and children with over 30 years of bearer signature of skill in use. Encourages caregivers to examine bottles carefully and notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria in period tone.

Fletcher

Fragmentary old notice on cough drops and illness

A garbled snippet mentions anger, a father ordering someone from a house, a cold signaling consumption or pneumonia, and promotes Deans Menthulated Cough Drops as a remedy. The line hints at dreamlike phrases and drug advertisements embedded in the text.

Dean

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