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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1913

Page

10

Silver Wedding Celebration In Marshfield for Fleckenstein Couple

On Friday Mr and Mrs M G Fleckenstein of South Cherry street celebrated twenty fifth anniversary with a family party at their home. Guests included Mrs Benham and Miss Benham from Fond du Lac and Joseph Thomas, bride's parent, among others. The couple, long residents of Marshfield, have two sons Clemens at Margrette University and Arthur in school. Distant relatives attended and the body of a daughter of Mr and Mrs George Green of Loyal was taken to Loyal for burial.

M. G. Fleckenstein South Cherry Street Joseph Thomas Benham Miss Benham Fond du Lac Fleckenstein Marshfield Clemens Margrette University Arthur

Death of Mrs Schweiger at Loyal after brief illness

Mrs. Andrew Schweiger of Loyal died Wednesday morning after a sudden illness caused by abscess of the throat. She and her husband were visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Randles when the illness progressed, ending in her death.

Andrew Schweiger Loyal

Streveler McHugh Wed In Halder Church Ceremony

Miss Katherine Streveler daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Streveler Halder married Edward A McHugh also of Halder at St Patrick s Church Halder Monday September 1 Father Klein officiated Edward is son of Mr and Mrs Ed McHugh Sr of Emmett The bride is niece of Mrs Arthur Sickies of this city and has often stayed at the Sickies home

Katherine Streveler Nicholas Streveler Halder Edward A. McHugh St. Patrick’s Church Father Klein Mr. McHugh Ed. McHugh Emmett Arthur Sickies Sickies

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Tipton Mother

Mrs Sarah Duncan of Tipton Iowa recalls her son catching a bad cold last winter and coughing dreadfully. She says one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stopped the coughing and cured the cold completely. For sale by all dealers.

Sarah ©. Duncan Tipton Iowa Chamberlain

Laxative Tanlets Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement fragment urges readers to try Dr Wiles Laxative Tanlets for liver discomfort. The terse copy claims the product clears stagnation and restores tone, typical of early medicine ads with assertive language and minimal detail.

Soo Line launches trunk misplacement stickers for all travelers

The Soo Line introduces a new trunk misplacement system inspired by Canadian practices. Baggagemen along the line will use owner name and permanent address stickers to reroute trunks, with stickers available to any patron who requests them.

Dolezal Cleared After Conflicting Testimony in Court

In municipal court Emil Dolezal was cleared on a statutory heating charge after the daughter of Mrs. Anna Huber testified with conflicting details. District Attorney C Ey Briere declined to press the case and Dolezal was discharged from custody.

Emil Dolezal Anna Huber C. Ey Briere

Wisconsin State Fair Education Dept Showcases Broad School Path

The Wisconsin State Fair education department in Milwaukee September 8 to 12 highlights public and higher education history and progress. Exhibits span eight classes from rural to urban schools with cash prizes, plus a state championship spelling contest, and features from the Wisconsin College of Agriculture and experiment stations. Twenty-five tons of butter and cheese will also be exhibited.

Wisconsin Badger Milwaukee Lake Michigan Mississippi Valley Lnter Ture Great State University Hife Covery High School Wisconsin College of Agriculture Board of Agriculture George W. Davies Sauk County

Beggar Uses Heat To Evoke Pity In Subway Graft

A man dressed in heavy ulster exploited hot weather to beg in a Broadway subway car. Passengers contributed to a clothing collection at Grand Central, then he moved to another train and collected again before boarding a north bound express toward the Brooklyn Bridge station.

New York Times Brooklyn Bridge Grand Central Station Bridge

Dueling scars as signs of German youth questioned

In a travel worn dialogue a summer girl and companion debate the meaning of dueling scars and beauty trends in Germany. They compare Germanys beauty culture to dueling culture and warn appearances can mislead revealing skepticism about social status and crime.

Scara Germany

The Art of Sleep and Wordless Rest

A Sun letter argues for controlled mental thoughts at night to improve sleep. It laments wordy inner monologues and suggests reading without words, sleeping by a jumble of words, and implies motion pictures teach feeling without words, influencing dream life.

Ocean South Africa South America Newport New York Sun

Gigantic Piers and Titanic Ships Reshape New York Harbor

In New York work begins on a 1,000-foot pier to handle oversized vessels already reaching the limit of existing berths. Plans for Tilbury docks include berths for 1,250-foot ships, with forecasts of such giants possibly afloat by 1930. Some authorities foresee earlier dates. The Suez Canal is to be deepened to 25 feet by 1915 to accommodate larger ships.

New York Tilbury Docks Suez Canal

Man decorates abandoned home after wife leaves

A Winsted Connecticut baggagemaster returned from work to find his home bare except for his bed. Believing his wife had moved elsewhere, he celebrated by buying firearms and decorations in red white and blue. Neighbors heard pistol reports overnight and awoke to see the national colors displayed. He said he was celebrating his wife’s retreat.

New Haven Winsted Conn

Ambition and Echoes of Love in a Painter's Life

In Evelyn Williams narrative, artist Hugh Campbell consoles himself with ambition and wealth, tutoring a country girl Kathryne Field in art. He meets her at an exhibition, praising her work Ambition while revealing his cynicism and sacrifice of love for fame. He warns that the summit of fame yields brittle bubbles, not true worth.

Hugh Campbell An Or Mr. Campbell Kathryne Field Kathryn Field Europe Qvelyn Williams

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Sexton’s Prescription Store Mrs. MG. Flackenstein Schweider Guy M'Hugh Streveler Dolezal Jim Eprior DAI Pete Goandest Sights Badger Fair Heidelberg Ips
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