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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
14
In a May lecture at City Hall, Pastor Boleres of Beaska City discusses the Second Coming. The talk explores prophetic questions about Christ’s return, earthly destruction, and the worth of awaiting the event, aiming to illuminate Scripture and faith for attendees.
The Y M C A organizes Bible classes for about 1200 students at the Wisconsin campus, with university pastors, Y M C A secretaries, and faculty leading discussions. A mobile tour through church rooms and fraternity houses reveals extensive student religious activity, including a new Bible school taught by faculty and classes for Chinese and Indian students.
Notice to Hunters restricts hunting on sections 2 and 8 in Armenia town, allowing access only on lots 4 5 22 and 10 with proprietor consent. Those wishing to hunt in the area must pay one dollar per day, tuition included, signed by J. B. Lovelace.
The readers are informed that a cure exists for catarra described as a dread disease in all its stages. A reward of $100 is offered, though the notice provides no details on how to claim it or who administers the offer.
The advertisement claims Ball's Ustarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to medicine and that Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken internally, cures constitutional catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer $100 for any unsolved case, with testimonials available, and list Toledo address F. J. Cheney & Co. Druggists sell it 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A brief item notes Koren and Rossa CEVES involved in a question and answer exchange. The readable text suggests a casual or instructional talk segment labeled Koren Talk with focus on apt questions and responses.
The tale describes Uncle Wash, a Virginia planter and former slave, who turns everything not essential into cash and makes cider from apples at the old Randolph estate. A visiting neighbor asks to sample the cider, but Wash drinks it all himself and only offers the empty gourd for the visitor to smell. New York Evening News.
The Iowa Mompstead notes mules power much of southern work and farm labor. 1910 census lists Texas with 672,781 mules, Missouri 342,036, and Maine with few head but high per animal value. US totals show 4,183,572 mules and a $552,402,080 value, average $164.02 per mule.
The question treats the dew as an admissible ad expression but contradicts science. Dew forms when warm moisture-laden air meets a cooler surface, loses heat, and reaches saturation, causing water vapor to condense on the surface. The notion of dew falling or rising is rejected as false physics.
In London during the Browning sale, only jewelry tied to the husband remained with ownership, not the wife. Elizabeth Browning’s wealth appears modest and frugal, with letters revealing mutual misgivings over luxury. She notes her dress cost only a small amount in shillings as Browning admits poverty.
Lord Avebury, who died recently at 79, was the first person in England to have his portrait daguerreotyped. Daguerre visited Lord Avebury’s father to obtain a British patent for his invention. As a child, Avebury posed in the garden, making him the earliest photographed Englishman.
Wisconsin state fair dairy exhibit gears up with live displays milking machine twice daily and educational creamery displays. Creamery butter and cheese exhibits expected from 2000 cheese factories. premium money totals over four thousand dollars with various cheese classes and milk prizes. H G Larson leads dairy department and invites inquiries at Madison office.
Wealth of private and institutional support will fund special prizes at the Wisconsin state fair in Milwaukee on September 23. The Wisconsin Agriculturist and various breed associations announce premiums for winners across livestock crops and women’s work. Numerous organizations offer cash and medals for Percheron Belgians Clydesdales and other stock, with cups and medals likely for county exhibits and education departments.
On a crowded city car a conductor demands fare from Marjorie Brown whose purse is missing. A tall stranger pays her fare and later courts her, revealing a mutual attraction. Over weeks he reveals his identity through Kathleen and Harcourt, and they grow close. By year’s end he asks to pay her fare for life, and she accepts, grateful for his steadfast care.
A patron declines a postcard offer saying they will review the line on their own over two days and four weeks and share their own views.
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