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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
11
In a cozy kitchen scene in Mexico, Marion's planned visit looms as Gloria and Thad share wine and memories. Thad, anxious to confess, reveals his long interest in Gloria and his plan to marry Marion, while Gloria gently acknowledges the emotional turn of their relationship and supports his trip plans.
In a tense domestic exchange Gloria nudges a reluctant husband toward marriage with his young wife. He wrestles with aging, weight, and romantic pressure as Gloria hints Marion remains engaged elsewhere while he questions his own appeal and future.
A Vythe County alligator tale explains why Virginia House of Delegates members were nicknamed alligators. A Dutchman claiming to be an alligator tries to enter the hall, arguing with a hostile doorkeeper who finally recognizes him as a Wythe County delegate and lets him in, popularizing the term.
Marshfield, Wis resident Mrs. Mary Rapp testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back ache dizziness and nervousness by treating the kidneys. She purchased at Sexton Bros. Drug Store and recommends the medicine for kidney ailments. Sold everywhere 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
A quirky French style sign reads We Keep the Best of Everything. A passerby quips about the rest being shoddy. Noted witticisms touch on public taste, fashion, and the idea of first straw hats in town.
In the matter of the estate of William Bartels deceased Otto Bartels administrator asks for examination and allowance of his account and distribution of residue. The court orders a hearing at the Grand Rapids probate office on November 7 1911 at 10 o clock a m notice by publication in the Marshfield Times for successive weeks prior to the hearing. By the Court W J Conway County Judge.
The County Clerk issued licenses for John M. Weiland and Maggie Maddler of Marshfill, Aug Trachie and Abbie Packett of Wood, Edwin J. Blass of Portage and Aira V. Shermer of Grand Rapids, Andrew Wundrow of Richfeld and Lillie Duchow of Marshield.
A fragmentary tribute recalls Simpson B Hart with lines about cherished memories and golden hours. It also mentions an old saying about men who mismanage finances and their suitability for national duties, noting it as a truism with references to Dan or Bradstreet.
A girl admires bric-a-brac and comments on pretty crockery saying they may be family jars Uncle James spoke of. The exchange hints at heirloom pieces and a forthcoming realization about their origin.
A vintage ad promotes woolen seventh wedding anniversary gifts and urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now. It claims the remedy is superior and available from all dealers ahead of the summer season.
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