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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
6
A collection of anecdotes from a def inition party describing how words like smile laugh and cry are interpreted. Readers offer playful, quirky explanations while travelers share humorous lore and a noodle eating rhyme contest among Marshfield children.
The W C T U held its annual meeting at Mrs A K Hatteberg's home on Friday September 8 electing officers for the year including President Miss Billa Kelley and Corresponding Secretary Mrs S C Upham. Local markets advertise sanitary meats and low prices while expansion of telephone service to Arpin and Vesper proceeds from Auburndale. A sauerkraut season feature in the Marshfield Demokrat extols its healthful virtues. A Chilton church wedding joins Emery Mangold and Anna Schwartz with home in Appleton. A Beloit death in the Knilans family marks another local funeral note. An alarming Chicago boom in gambling and crime prompts urban worry. A fatal Colt pistol accident near Amherst Junction claims Joseph Slavic. Rainfall reports from Grand Rapids show May to August totals around 23.5 inches, suggesting heavier local moisture than usual.
Ordinary case of aches cured by a single dose says Sate Extra heavy sunny sacks Roddis Lumber and Veneer Go. Remedy has no superior for bowel complaints. For sale by All Dealers.
An island off San Domingo is said to host a remarkable salt mountain chain nearly four miles long, containing about 90 million tons. The salt is described as so clear that medium-sized print can be read through a five foot thick wall of crystal.
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