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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1909
Page
3
A Texas Baptist clergyman from Whiterboro testifies to Dean’s Kidney Pills curing his chronic kidney trouble after four years of pain. Sold by art dealers, 50 cents a box, Foater-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The Routt County Colonization Group advertises Carey Act land in the Little Snake River valley at 35.50 dollars per acre repayable over ten years. Tracts of 40, 80, 120 and 100 acres are offered to US citizens or intending citizens with no drawing. Prospective buyers are urged to act first come, first served and contact 1734 Walton Street, Denver for details as Britain mentions wartime horse reserves.
Florida land values rise and a five acre fruit and vegetable farm near Jacksonville is offered by the Jacksonville Development Company. Priced at 100 dollars total or 20 dollars an acre with cash and monthly payments, the offer emphasizes safety and reliability of the firm and its associations, claiming rapid growth and healthful climate as selling points.
A lively scene shows bemused adults debating why a baby cries. Suggestions arise from hunger teething discomfort and pins while a child punches the air and a bystander notes the impulse for a playmate of equal size. The fragment captures a village mood and a mother’s watchful eye.
Houston Texas based testimonial letter discusses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. The letter from Mrs Bessie L Hicks of Cleveland Street Houston recounts prior health woes and rapid improvement after one bottle. It urges other women to try the remedy, touting its honesty and widespread success.
Niagara Falls August Spor er, 18, drowned while swimming near Maid of the Mist landing portion of the Whirlpool rapids. He battled swift current and giant waves for minutes, turning downstream in a last bid for life before vanishing. Rivermen searchers later sighted the body in the whirlpool as they awaited recovery.
Five year old Helen O’Brien attempted to help with the family washing on the top floor of an East Forty-third street apartment. She pinned dresses to dry in an open window, lost balance and fell. Doctors said she sustained a fractured skull and jaw with internal injuries and held little hope for recovery.
Franklin Scheifler, a well known Richbero area resident, almost died when an involuntary sneeze tore stitches on a previously dressed arm wound from a severed artery. The swelling worsened until they rushed him to a hospital where he was reported improved after two physicians attended.
Edward Johnson, a former convict once arrested for being dangerous and suspicious, is tied to a diary that prosecutors say reveals a motive of revenge. Police investigations in Altoona, Pennsylvania focus on the handwritten notes as key evidence in the case.
Hall's Journal of Health reports strong physician and medical authority support for Castoria. It highlights its harmlessness, stomach relief, nerve soothing, food assimilation, and as a safe, opioid free substitute for castor oil, contrasting it with risky syrups and tonics.
One and one half million acres of farming and grazing land will be opened for settlement in the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Indian Reservations from October 4 to 2. Registration points are via the Chicago and North Western Railway through trains to Pierre and Aberdeen. Descriptive pamphlets with maps and details are available from W. B. Kaiskern, P. T. M. C. & N. W. Ry., Chicago, Illinois.
An OCR fragment mentions Rice Excela praising rice as a better food than wheat due to its nutrition and a claim about elephants. It also references tobacco purity and a comment about fellow countrymen buying 11,000,000 dollars worth of patent medicine.
Advertisement announces free homesteads with 14,000 quarter rents and a display of produced spent Janda at Gasbelt Exposition in Pierre. It lists registration details, plane arrivals, and nearby Pierce and Dintslaz locales. Contact Pierre Loard at Trauve Ferre for accommodations and reservations.
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