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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1912
Page
9
The piece explains half mast as a continued flag lowering practice used to honor prominent figures, noting its military origins and transition to public life. It describes how symbols of respect evolved from conquest signals to universal tribute for esteemed individuals, culminating in a ceremonial display of mourning.
A barber asks why diet regu lar customers are queried about razor pain. The other replies gently that a missed tip may hurt next time. The item mentions a soda to brighten china burned or darkened by long se.
An advertisement extols Grape Nuts as easy to digest and strengthening for nerves and brain, criticizing tonics for digestive ills. It cites a Maine user’s experience of relief from nervous dyspepsia after weeks of consuming Grape Nuts, and promotes the book The Road to Wellville.
A historical study by F Z Gartzell details grape leaf hopper damage and control. It outlines how feeding damages leaf tissue, reduces growth and fruit quality, and explains that a 2 100 of one percent nicotine spray, directed at nymphs on leaf undersides, provides the most effective control. Application tips include thorough coverage at proper timing, pressure 125 to 150 psi, and adapting volume per acre to foliage density with cost around 1.25 dollars per season.
An essay on the bobwhite quail describing its appearance habits and the impact of hunting and farming on its lives. It notes the bird’s camouflage, nesting behavior, and family size, and recalls a story from The Birds of Ohio about quail gathering at a grain feeding place.
The more variety you include in a pig ration the more valuable each pound of feed. Use several feeds at once and switch to a different feed each time to improve results.
A personaite with a long unpronounceable name has been introduced to California to fight the coding moth. It is said to be making good progress but has begun causing destruction.
Mrs W H Hughes of Dac expresses relief after Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured her child's severe scalp and facial eruptions. She notes relief followed two weeks of use and credits the products with a clear complexion. The ad promotes Cuticura items and a free sample offer with a skin care booklet.
A fragmentary quip notes that the act of tree pulling of teeth shares traits with large social events. The punchline points to Charfty’s bawling as the shared feature, framing a sardonic mirror of public displays and their theatrics.
A light exchange centers on a husband’s vacation comment and a witty comeback. The remark notes a contrast between the trip and shared enjoyment, signaling a playful domestic moment.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans to halt sending consumptives to western states and instead focus on treatment and prevention in the eastern states. Officials warn of 10 percent of 6,000,000 in the region affected by tuberculosis and that 10,000 advanced cases come west yearly, with many too poor to sustain life or seek adequate care.
A winning lottery ticket worth 160 1000 associated with Nobles Bank was presented at State Bank in St Petersburg. The eight year old orphan from Pakott orphanage now holds the prize, her sole possession. Relatives who had not aided her rush to adopt upon news of the fortune. Authorities place her with an arch priest linked to her father.
An OCR fragment shows a likely crime scene quote with garbled wording about an escaping suspect, a weapon nicknamed Hla, and a plan for a clean getaway. Names, places, and clearer details are missing, leaving only disjointed phrases and uncertain actions.
Australia increases irrigation on grazing lands using artesian wells, impacting agriculture. Cuba imports most of its stone from Canada. Claims of a cure for catarrh using Cole's Carbolasive are advertised. Market chatter includes Canada stone trade and evolving remedies.
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