Hundreds of Patients Are Being Cured Coming by Appointment
A promotional notice notes hundreds of patients are being cured and invites readers to book appointments, highlighting the ease of access and timing for treatment opportunities.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
12
A promotional notice notes hundreds of patients are being cured and invites readers to book appointments, highlighting the ease of access and timing for treatment opportunities.
At BLODGETT HOTEL treatments offered by licensed nervous disease specialists claim high success across a wide range of illnesses. They advertise cures for appendicitis gallstones kidney stones tumors goiter cancer eczema skin diseases and many chronic conditions through medicines diet hygiene and exercise. Free consultation and examination daily from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. at 4913.
Grand Rapids and Wood County merchants press for government mail service on the Soo Line between Marshfield and Nekoosa. They argue seasonal stoppages harm business and urge collective effort to install the line, benefiting regional commerce.
Mrs. Annie Cawley, about 85, woke Saturday night to a burglar entering her Grand Ave home. She fought him off, choking him with her words and strength until he fled. She rang a cowbell to rouse neighbors and Sheriff Huntley investigated but no arrest was made. Her injuries were not serious and she remains resilient in tight quarters of a life sustained by garden, berries, and poultry.
The Wood County Medical Society will meet in Grand Rapids on Tuesday September 1 at 7 30 p m in the parlors of the Wood County National Bank The program includes a Haemophilia case report by Dr K W Doege Marshfield with discussions by Dr Frank Pomainville Grand Rapids and Dr R P Potter Marshfield on Cetanalide poisoning A dilation of stomach treatment by Dr W E Allen Auburndale with discussion by Dr J J Looze Grand Rapids and tuberculin by Dr W A Mason Marshfield with discussion by Dr Ed Hougen Pittsburg and Dr W G Merreill Grand Rapids on medical facts and fancies
Miss Sarah Nielson visits nearby. Imo Albee visits Weyauwega with friends. Pearl travels to Marshfield for potatoes. F C Johnson owns 160 bushels of oats from four acres. Seth Baker moves to Frank Foot's house near Sandhill. Carl Philips buys and runs Arpin meat market. Mabel Cutler visits with her parents. Mrs. William Palmer hosts sister Mrs. Granprey of Minnesota. Mrs. Clara Palmer moves to Rice Davis’s recently purchased place. Jane’s barn shows progress. Craal threshes neighbor-hood. Spencer Scribner surprised by his threshing being done. neighbors helped. Reception at academy dormitory to foster ties with faculty and neighbors. program features faculty speeches and social dancing. A Bible passage quoted about eyewitness to Christ’s majesty. Fred Reas buys piano via A L Booch. A W Jollett return from western trip. Phil Bonneville seeks stomach treatment at Eau Claire Hospital. Esther and Alice Crawshaw attend Chippewa Falls Fair. Jim Ingham attends fair. Herman Metzger retires and returns as day operator at depot. Village Postmaster honored at M W A Hall with full house. Aug Siecke stores goods. Mrs Siecke to Montello. Siecke to Montello. Track relocation work begins for coal plant access. other workers busy on plant.
Mrs. Sarah Mason returns from Park Falls while Miss Maud Parret comes home from Kaukauna. George Raabe returns from Illinois to Spencer. Jabez Damon visits Lumber City to spend time with his mother. Wanke family hosts Ed and family in Northboro. Chas Blodgett plans a cheese factory after buying Puerner Creamery. A two year old child dies. funeral held at St Michael's. Threshing season favorable. P J Klink reports over 2000 bushels threshed. Hasenoehrl saloon burned. loss insured. plans to rebuild soon.
Miss Mary Zenner, recently in Marshfield, is now at home. Peter Zenner bought a new hay press to start hay pressing. Wm Zenner works on a new road near Mill Creek. Luella Kiesting visited grandparents Geo and Mrs Stowell and returned home Sunday.
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