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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
12
An instructional piece argues heat and indoor air worsen colds and that outdoor work with proper ventilation reduces illness. It describes nose and airway cleaning through gentle nasal irrigation, warns against forceful water entry into the ear canal, and advises overall preventive measures including keeping bowels regular and avoiding overdry rooms.
Public attention in Berlin centers on low pay for provincial actors. A town in Alence offers a month salary of 60 to 80 marks for various roles, with a single man offering multiple services at 60 marks. Youthful actresses advertise 70 to 90 marks, while a versatile man offers painting and singing at 60 marks. Separately, German authorities push to replace foreign words in education with German terms, replacing Geographie with Erd- kunde and Stenographic with Kurzschreibkunst. The piece ends with a light musing on balloons and travel.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds for all ages. It cites severe cold symptoms and claims rapid relief, with customer testimonials from Mrs J E Davis and Mrs A F Mertz and a money back guarantee if not effective. Sold by local druggists.
A collection of remarks on Napoleon's campaigns and actions. It notes Beckford’s playful mischief in satire, cites a travel book about Moscow, and recalls European reactions to his siege of Cologne and the restoration of Paris churches. The tone reflects lasting resentment and distant praise about religious sites and conquest.
A banker lunching at a onearm restaurant pressed a deposit on the restaurant keeper, who replied he had no money to deposit and noted people do not eat enough. The banker’s check showed a five cent outlay, noted in the Indianapolis News.
Source reports wireless communication replacing wire as tribesmen’s supply for ornaments and weapons. European mines in Central Africa abandoned wire lines from railroads to pits and adopted wireless links after pole damage and native demand for wire strained maintenance.
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