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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
5
The article notes Humphreys' specific remedies have satisfied the public for over fifty years. It mentions medical books and related writings, indicating long standing trust in the remedies and ongoing interest in their publication.
Train 416 departs Fond du Lac toward Oshkosh with several detours via Shaboyaan and Milwaukee. Trains 423, 482, 241, 410, 409, 305 follow routes from Fond du Lac or Chicago and Milwaukee with Sunday exceptions and mail service. Multiple connections include Wausau Minneapolis Omaha and Eland Je, noting exceptions Sundays.
A damaged timetable lists Duluth to Chicago routes with Velvet Special from Duluth to Chisago and through trains between Minneapolis and Chicago and Milwaukee. It shows daily and Sunday exceptions, with train numbers 4, 6, 8, and branch services to Green Bay, Nekoosa, Grand Rapids, and Eau Claire, among others.
Analyzing Roosevelt’s gubernatorial bid and national campaigns shows he did not outperform party leaders. The piece cites New York 1896 1898 1900 races and Illinois data to argue Roosevelt failed to draw stronger Republican support than Black Odell Taft or Deneen, despite his self promotion.
Dr. Whitney returns to Sherry as the area notes his past success in medicine. W J Agnew plans to attend the International Daily Show in Milwaukee. Northwest Collegiate Institute faces Sherry in basketball with a busy week of events including a missionary society tea at Mrs Dille’s home. The NWCI farm reports strong corn yields and seed orders from Agnew. The local school projects a solid crop, productive garden, and a self help program aiding students to cover expenses.
A flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment bound over the affected parts is said to be superior to a plaster and costs only one tenth as much. For sale by all dealers.
Chief objections to red clover as horse feed are unfounded if cut early and cured properly. Hairy stems in Medium and Mammoth clovers irritate lungs and may upset digestion. early bud stage cutting avoids this. Alsike and European clovers are less hairy and improve mixed hay. Champlain? Liniment offers relief for rheumatic pain.
An old subscriber praises The Youth's Companion for providing healthy pastime and useful content. The 1913 plan includes at least seven serials, 200 complete stories, 50 contributions, athletic advice, and device ideas, with sample copies on request. New subscribers paying 2.00 for 52 weekly issues of 1913 receive a Companion Window Transparency and Calendar, plus remaining 1912 issues.
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