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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1911

Page

9

Seven Years of Suffering Lifted by Lydia Pinkham Remedy

In Waurika Oklahoma a woman suffered seven years with back pain nervous exhaustion and insomnia. After reading about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained weight and regained health. Additional letters praise the product for curing female complaints including inflammation ulceration displacements fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration.

Waurisa Okis Lydia E. Pinkham Lachin Stevens Waurika Okla Tuntington Maoss Thraa Yvara Eydia EB. Pinkham Mani Janette Batts Huntington Mass Lydia E. Pinkhem Lizzie White Memphis Tenn RB. Y. Pierce

Life Gamble Quote by John W Gates on Conflict

A fragmented historical note quotes John W Gates praising life as a gamble and contrasts it with death, reflecting a martial or perilous ethos. The text presents a conversation snippet highlighting Gates as a brave advocate of struggle and risk.

John W. Gates

Distemper Cure Adverts and Odd Will Note

An 1840s style ad promotes SPOON S DISTEM PEN CURE for horses dogs and fowl with prices 50 cents to 10 dollars per dozen and claims large sales last year. A Brighton England will note mentions a coachman bequest conditional on surviving a carriage accident.

Frre Bagk Spohn Medical Co Spec Contazious Diseases Gomen, Lod U.S

Not Guilty Verdict Despite Guilty Plea In The Pocket-Pick Case

A man charged with pocket picking pleaded guilty at arraignment but a jury delivered not guilty. The Cleveland main dealer record notes the judge’s admonition that a confession stains character, while the verdict stands. This summary reflects a historical courtroom anecdote with emphasis on legal outcomes and judgment.

Cleveland

Social Dancing Traditions in Southern Barn Halls

A snippet from Tippincott's Magazine recalls southern country dances where fiddlers and banjo players lead in a grand hall. A floor manager gives guidance with humor, grouping attendees by shoe and stocking status and directing barefoot dancers to skirt the corners.

South Alabama Tippincott's Magazine

Lady Lecturer Praises Grape-Nuts For Health Gains

A Philadelphia reader praises Grape-Nuts as crucial to her health and stamina. She reports improved mental vigor, energy, and relief from insomnia after regular use, noting it sustains her lecturing routine and remains highly palatable.

Woilvile Pkaw

Timepieces in Railroading Match the Air Brake for Safety

A century old discussion explains that accurate timekeeping is as vital as the air brake in railroading. Dispatchers, station masters, and conductors rely on synchronized watches, with seventeen-jeweled patent regulators valued for stability. Regular inspections by rail time inspectors ensure watches stay within strict limits, with repairs authorized through trusted watchmakers after inspector approval.

Iman Noads

Rate of $2 a minute for coast to coast private rail car

Charles G Gates a New York broker, taken ill in San Diego, hired a private car and special train to reach New York fastest possible. The Ranger private car was attached to the Sunset Limited and routed for a swift coast to coast run. Total cost reached about $60,000 with charges around $2 per mile and $2 per minute on rails. The Chicago to New York leg cost $1,125, City officials arranged a rapid route with right of way.

Charles G. Gates New York San Diego Cal Gates Southern Pacific Company Ofce Sunset Limited Gatus Yuma Ariz Ranger Spéers Little Western

Apple Marmalade and Butter From Green Apples and Apricots

This guide explains preserving and cooking with sour green apples to make jelly marmalade and apple butter. It covers using apricots, lemon, orange peel, and sugar, with methods for juice, pulp, and sauce, plus tips to save time by not peeling and by straining through a colander.

Brave Action Promotes Engineer After Brave Rescue

A railroad superintendent recalls a heroic incident three years ago on a single track bridge. An engine carried a crew and a frightened girl leaped into twenty feet of water. The rescuer grabbed her dress, brought her to shore, and earned a promotion after the crowd funded a purse for the act.

Fremun Christopher Columbus

Baggage Handling in England Says Westminster Gazette

The Westminster Gazette defends England's luggage system highlighting the chaotic scene at claim belts yet notes the honor system makes baggage safer here than in other civilized nations. It contrasts with receipts used abroad where lost bags are supposedly traceable.

England Passéenger Westminster Gazette

Railroad Brakemen At Play In High Speed Torpedo Feat

A New York Central railroad item describes brakemen placing torpedo signals on rails while trains run. Skilled workers now do it at fifteen to twenty miles per hour, with bets on reaching thirty. Success requires smooth rails free of feathered edges and worm tracks.

New York Central Railroad Firat Up State Ardera Abesd

Power of an air brake explainer from Science Conspectus

The text notes a locomotive can accelerate a ten car passenger train to 60 mph in about five miles on level track and that brakes can stop the same train from 60 mph in 700 feet. It states roughly that braking distance is about 3 percent of the acceleration distance.

Cauliflower Dishes and Salads From a Home Cooked Menu

Three cauliflower hints include a tomato sauce version with white pepper, bread crumbs, butter and cheese baked until hot. A cauliflower salad describes chilling and soaking then boiling, cooling and dressing with parsley onion juice and French dressing. White sauce cauliflower uses butter sugar lemon juice and nutmeg in a smooth sauce poured over tender florets.

Mock Crab Toast

Melt butter in a blazer until surface coated then add grated mild cheese and stir until melted. Beat in three egg yolks, a spoonful anchovy sauce, eight spoonfuls mustard, two spoonfuls lemon juice or vinegar, and a quarter spoon paprika. Stir smooth and serve on toasted bread slips.

Clingy stereotype remark sparks debate on modern women

A quoted rant attacks the traditional clingy female archetype, calling modern women “numerous helping” and likening them to a cactus rather than a vine, reflecting a period tension over gender roles and independence.

Railroads in Spain and rolling stock totals

Official statistics as of June 1, 1408 report 9,304 miles of track in Spain. The rolling stock includes 2,417 locomotives, 6,216 passenger coaches, and 49,881 freight cars. Capital invested is about 1 43540,000,000.

Spain Jat

Chocolate sauce and pimento cheese recipe fragments

Readable text describes making iced chocolate with grated chocolate melted in water then cream stirred and cooled, served over whipped cream with cakes. Also a Pimento Cheese note with clabbered milk simmered with salt and chopped pimento.

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