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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
5
A testimonial from R G Stewart of Stewart & Bro Greenville Alabama claims one dose of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured a severe diarrhoea attack after nine days with no relief. The product is sold by Sexton Bros in the region.
An odd natural feature in Naior, East Indian Islands creates a soaplike spring that erupts from a small mud cone. Water rich in alkali and soda bubbles up with enough force to resemble a future volcano, but the surrounding vegetation is ruined for miles.
Richmond resident Mr A Williams of 107 West Main St appeals to people with weak lungs to try Dr King s New Discovery the remedy he credits with saving many lives. The claim states it cures asthma bronchitis cramp whooping cough quinsy harshness and phthisis stops lung hemorrhages and rebuilds the lungs with a guarantee from Sexton Bros druggists priced at 50 cents.
A noted optician reports that most people exhibit stronger vision in the left eye when writing. The observation notes the right eye often lags, with the writer's gaze focused and the left eye delivering clearer vision as the task proceeds.
Stomach troubles, heart and kidney ailments are claimed to be quickly corrected by Dr Shoop's Restorative. The ad says the remedy acts on stomach nerves to relieve dyspepsia and heart symptoms, with samples mailed from Racine Wisconsin and available through Sexton Bros.
The Westminster Gazette records that during the sixteenth century any act from stealing a pence to killing or tormenting animals, breaking dikes or brides, tearing garments, or tearing street garments could be capital offenses punished by death.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy has gained favor and become a staple medicine for acute throat and lung diseases such as coughs colds and croup. It is pleasant safe to take and highly dependable, available at Sexton Bros.
Grant and Porter, Admiral Lorlor, and Groot clash in a curious scene. Chant replies with a wry remark that Porter could be the greatest admiral since Nelson if only he could write, hinting at a grand opinion undone by awkward communication.
A 19th century style ad promotes Preventics as a quick cold remedy from druggists. It claims safety and prompt results withoutquinine or laxative, suitable for feverish children, priced at 25 cents for a package of 48. The ad cites pneumonia and bronchitis prevention as outcomes.
A man claimed to capture a spider and weigh it then confine it in a cage. He observed the creature ate four times its present weight for breakfast, nine times for dinner, and thirteen times for supper.
A fragment describes a plant seed germination demonstration using a slide and microscope, then promotes Dr Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation made from toasted grains and cereals. Mose Bros. advertises quick prepared coffee substitute with a one minute preparation claim.
A fragment praising drama, poetry, sculpture, and painting as divinely united in God’s creation. Cushman extols the arts as a grand, eternal drama where poetry becomes sculpture, color, and living forms, reflecting a reverent view of art.
In a testimonial, D. H. Beach of Midland City Alabama says he suffered thirty years with tetter and tried many remedies with little relief. Three boxes of Chamberlain's Salve cured him. it sometimes breaks out but never as bad as before. The salve is sold by Sexton Bros.
The term morganatic refers to a marriage where the groom on the day after the wedding gave the bride a morning gift. In noble unions, this gift formed the wife’s endowment portion and defined the practice’s name.
An Orange Michigan resident credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with prompt relief from a lame back after three weeks of plaster and other remedies. After trying the balm, two applications reportedly cured the condition. Sold by Sexton Bros.
Fragmentary court record from North Carolina recounts a moonshine operation with a mountaineer and several others. The defendant answers a name question amid taunts about sun and moonshine, with characters like Harper referenced in the garbled OCR text.
A damaged notice notes a lost item between 9 30 p m and noon today. The fragment mentions a pill bottle of Dr King s New Life Pills from Sexton Bros and a guarantee cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice.
A brief, rough diaristic line describes a traveler at sea who endures three days of sickness and, amid despair, pleads for relief by seeking the earth. The narrator recalls a passerby asking what they could do, and the survivor answers that nothing can help but the earth.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve combines Arnica flowers with healing balsams promising a cure for old sores ulcers burns scalds cuts wounds and piles. Guaranteed by Sexton Bros druggist at 125e.
Petrarch lived seventy years and penned Laura sonnets within twenty years. He had written them for about sixteen years when the lady noticed weariness. The piece notes a long intimacy and recalls the poet’s enduring devotion alongside a personal doubt about fatigue. Dr. Shoop’s Catarrh Remedy is advertised as freely mailed trials, promising value and no cost. Sexton Bros sells the remedy.
In spring 1890 a northern party visits Richmond and meets Aunt Lena and Leonora Keyes. A battlefield guide recalls a soldier’s pocket artifacts, including a silver heart with initials. Tom Ray, a Union recruit, and Leonora Keyes once vowed marriage. his grave is now marked with full name and corps.
The Marathon County Agricultural School hosted a cattle judging contest. Nicholas Zochert won first, George Hannawalt placed second, Oro Kilian and Martin Lueck tied for third and fourth. Prizes included 10 dollars from the fair association and a premium from G J Jones and Company. The judging credited contestants on a 100 point basis with a thirty minute placemaking period, judging Red Polls and Cups Grenseye cattle. The winners split the prize money with 60 percent to the first, 20 percent to the second, and 20 percent split between third and fourth. The event notes eligibility rules for farmer sons and Marathon County students. The narrative ends with a note about being located in the Labr building near Wenge & Wengel’s meat market as remodeling proceeds.
Foreclosure sale notice issued by the Wisconsin state court. Properties listed along with parcel identifiers and sale date set for the fifteenth day of January. Auction to be conducted by the sheriff with advertisement as required by law.
A damaged OCR item outlines a Wisconsin Wood County court proceeding involving creditors and the estate of Job Migeu Dereaced. The text references administration letters, a sale of assets, and orders for payment while setting a date for a public notice in a newspaper.
An old newspaper ad for Dr Turbin touts treatment of rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles and other rectal kidney bladder and lingering ailments. It offers free initial consultation and explains why many patients are not cured elsewhere promising safe quick and permanent relief with reasonable charges for a lasting cure. It appeals especially to dissatisfied patients and to women with chronic headaches back pain and household burdens. The doctor asserts many patients have been cured and can provide referrals.
A fragmented OCR snippet references secrecy, medical care, and unspecified parties. The readable text mentions a large group or community concern and potential protests or events, but details are unclear. No concrete names, dates, or places are discernible to support a full item.
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