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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
10
Mrs Emma Kunze of 1649 WN Hal bled St Chicago Illinois reports severe back pain, rheumatic distress, and dreadful kidney issues. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she recovers. kidneys function normally now. Advertises Doan's at druggists and general stores, price 5 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A rustic exchange between Billy and Uncle John recalls packing a barrel of apples and a box of cigars, with a homely remark about true friends and self-accusation. The fragment hints at a sentimental, characterful scene from a past era.
Reports say Premier Pyotr Stolypin was shot twice by an unknown man during a private opera box seating in St Petersburg. The second bullet entered his body causing a serious spine fracture while crowds feared the czar was murdered. The incident marks a third assassination attempt on Stolypin.
Federal Judge Humphrey of Springfield overruled the demurrer by Calvert Sponer Way and other Mineral Point bank directors to a complaint by C. L. Williams receiver. Williams seeks 700 dollars plus costs, accusing directors of negligence connected to the bank wreck caused by Phil Aflen Jr who is in Leavenworth. The defendants had pled the statute of limitations, which the judge rejected, and the case will proceed on its merits.
A strange report from Washington states Myrtle Smith, linked to Harry Smith, faced a mental breakdown as her brother’s body was lowered into a grave after a murder and arson at an Elthan cobbler’s shop. The Green Bay area family once lived there. the father directed lighthouse work in Michigan. Authorities hold Tony Milano, building owner, on charges tied to the slaying of a Wisconsin youth.
The new child labor statute threatens the golf tournament at Raelue as the head caddy hired fifty schoolboys, some under 14, drawing action from Factory Inspector D. D. Evans to stop work. Storm damages large Lafayette county losses as the Pecatonica river overflows inundating farms and tearing up a mile of Milwaukee road tracks between here and Gratiot.
The Jackson Milling Company, long operating a dam on the Waupaca River, filed a complaint challenging the constitutionality of the new water power law as the suit began in Wisconsin.
Robbers entered the dental offices of Drs. G. Jensen and F. Webber in Stanley and removed their entire supply of gold. The loss totaled $40 in gold extracted for their own use, with the dentists reportedly relieved of the value.
The Madisoning section of the state naval militia will be convened by Col. John G. Salsman of the adjutant general's office on September 24 and 25 at Aynland to inspect and organize training and readiness.
Fond du Lac reports the body of 16 year old George Roehl, missing since Labor Day, recovered from Lake Winnebago after a boat accident. Oconomowoc notes a new two story district school to study agriculture with visits from university instructors. La Grange reports Walter Jones being arrested for blocking a road, while Algoma files bank incorporation plans. Neenah says a state bank will be formed with $50,900 capital led by W. H. Spengler. Grand Rapids awards $700,000 to Chandler-Dunbar for Soo locks land. Madison covers utilities conference address by Gov. McGovern. Amberet examines an accidental shooting in St. Paul. Madison also reports the Annie Lemberger kidnapping mystery unresolved. West of Racine a church project advances. Waupaca notes life exam for 13 year old life. Kenosha confirms promoter payouts for electric railway.
In Portland and statewide returns the dry side leads with 465 votes after a day of close calls. Prohibition opponents claimed shifts throughout towns and Portland reported an extra 50 dry votes not in clerks records. Other measures on capital location and direct primaries passed by large margins underlining mixed reform momentum.
Ex University of Michigan president James B Angell suffered an apoplexy attack in Geneva after weeks of health travel He resigned the Michigan presidency in 1923 after 38 years of service stating a younger man should lead.
Undated Madrid telegram from Melilla reports Spanish losses at eighteen dead and seventy seven wounded while tribesmen suffered about six hundred. The dispatch states a complete Spanish victory.
Beverly Massachusetts September 13 President Taft welcomed a gift of golf sticks from Andrew Carnegie after a trip to Scotland. J G Schmidlapp of Cincinnati delivered congratulatory messages and best wishes from Carnegie at Skibo Castle during the visit.
A collection of onion preparation tips includes stuffed Bermuda onions parboiled then baked with meat stuffing, onion toast with cream sauce, an onion galad served on lettuce, onion sandwiches with sugar, and French fried onions. Also covers uses for spring onions with tops, milk dip for batter, and serving ideas with bread and beaksicak.
A Colorado inventor creates a combination pan that Roasts meat and potatoes or bakes bread. The rectangular bottat portion sits under a mansard style slanting roof. A sliding tray moves on rails, with a front mechanism to close the opening and a hinged flap to seal the upper half.
The article describes a flat perforated pan that drains liquid and keeps two foods separate. An enclosed thin pan preserves flavor by preventing evaporation, yielding moister meat and reducing cooking attention versus oil-based utensils.
The recipe details broiling steaks cut from the round, seasoned with pepper and salt, and dipped in a parsley butter. Stated steps include broiling on a hot gridiron over clear fire, then serving with parsley butter and a squeeze of lemon if desired.
Ground meat blend with onion and eggs forms a loaf baked in a covered cooker over boiling water. Mix includes salt and pepper, then two hours in the cooker until firm, yielding a simple meat loaf using round steak pork veal and onion.
A feature notes a wafer served at luncheon that turns out to be baking powder biscuits sliced thin, battered, and toasted to a golden brown. Served hot with the galad. The Detines tor.
A reader notes peas gain sweetness when left on the vine until cooking time. They advise avoiding marketpeas sold earlier, urging reliance on fresh harvests for best flavor.
A simple notes describe Red Apple Sauce as pure quartered apples cooked with sugar water and spice. The dish should be baked covered and not stirred.
In a playful late night exchange, a wife recounts listening to her husband speak in his sleep for over half an hour. The husband thanks her for showing restraint and humor during the unusual conversation.
The United States government formed a commission, in cooperation with state authorities, to investigate metal mining conditions for dust exposure and tuberculosis risk. The study follows a model similar to Australia's Royal Commission, with emphasis on safeguarding workers and assessing disease factors amid industrial activity.
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