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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
5
A business man sought counsel on choosing medical care. He was advised and felt immediate relief, but the doctor did not clearly explain the need for further treatment. The article argues patients and doctors must agree on best service and long term health goals, valuing patient understanding.
A physician describes the gap between patients and doctors in understanding, noting language and class differences. The speaker, acting as interpreter, warns that future patients may suffer health or reputational harm when doctors seem to chase business. He urges business-minded readers to respect the doctor's request for follow-up visits.
A Milwaukee Journal column laments postwar fatigue and cynicism in the United States after four years of war strain. It urges renewed self discipline, work ethic, and collective effort to restore happiness and stability, warning against the lure of leisure and short sighted behavior.
Green euthone can be purchased from the butcher as a fresh substitute for beef scrap. Buy in small quantities since it cannot be kept fresh long. When snorted it may cause trouble. Feed in a trough about half an ounce per pigch every other day. If severe diarrhea follows feeding, discontinue or reduce the quantity.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as an effective and pleasant cure for coughs colds croup and whooping cough suitable for children. The remedy has years of use and strong support from mothers including Wr. Scruby of Chillicothe Missouri who notes it is the best for coughs colds and croup and safe for home use as it contains no opium or narcotics.
The piece notes that the first English raised letter book for the blind appeared in Edinburgh 92 years ago by James Galt. It mentions 1786 attempts by HulIy in Paris to create raised minuscule letters and Ugrian Slavic alphabets, but records that those efforts failed.
Wisconsin farmers should save seed corn for two years to maintain a stable supply and avoid imports. R A Moore notes over 100000 bushels of purebred seed exist, covering about a third of state needs, urging seed stock protection for next year and possibly higher prices.
Chas Zinthefer and family hosted guests from Loval and Hewitt. Ir and Mrs Hermian Bauman left for Chicago after a week with relatives, then to Hartington Nebraska to establish their new home. Barbara Binder of Marshited visited. Louis Kusberger hosted visitors from Milwaukee, Mrs John Benderling and two children from Union City Peru visited relatives. John Martin sold his farm to a party from Iowa for 18500. Dist No 3 began school with Miss Viola Kohl as teacher. It is Pair week with county attractions drawing crowds.
A Riverside snippet lists farmers attending the fair on Wednesday and notes various local happenings. John Reed has painting work, John William uses a 10x20 tract toy to plow 10 to 12 acres daily, and Simon Wuench shifts to hauling milk for Ripon Producing Co. Marshfield. A surprise party at Joe Krostag’s occurs Sunday night, with other notices of sales, staves, silos, and community events through early September.
Postwar readjustment of agricultural methods, especially rotations, is unnecessary in Wisconsin says R A Moore of the College of Agriculture. Wisconsin farmers already follow varied four year rotations with hay or pasture, corn, potatoes, peas or mangels, followed by small grain and clover, timothy, then more clover, with fields alternated across the farm.
The relief from Cham berlain's Tablets in many cases proves the value of this preparation for a weak stomach and impaired digestion. In numerous cases relief has become permanent and sufferers have been completely restored to health.
The document records August balances and numerous disbursements by Marshfield firms. Items include salaries for M. W BL & P Co, Uthmeier Hintz Co, Esther Wendell, W.T. Pond, and P. J. Kraus, along with supplies from Rose Bros., Standard Oil, and C. J. Eckes. Other charges cover printing by local papers and telephone expenses.
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