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Newspaper
Menomonee Falls News
Location
Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
2
A quirky exchange frames a cautionary moment about coffee and billing. A doctor warns of a shock while a patient replies the responsibility lies with the other to prevent another bill, highlighting humor in medical billing dynamics.
Read about Cuticura emolients praised for cleansing purifying and beautifying skin scalp hair and hands. Sample free by mail with book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere.
Mrs Prebscomb asserts she keeps her promises and tells the truth about her whereabouts. Mr Prebscomb concedes his wife is steadfast while noting his own lack of courage to ask where she has been. The exchange mixes humor with marital trust.
A retrospect on archery greatness tracing plains buffalo hunts of plains Indians to distant shots. The MacReas of Gairtock reportedly hit a man at 100 yards while Turkish ambassadors in London and Constantinople claimed arrows reaching 415 to 800 yards. Sir Robert Ainslie, at the Sublime Porte, noted a 972 yard shot in 1798. The Washington Star cites these historic claims.
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with ending his stomach pain and nervousness after pneumonia led to dyspepsia. He switched from coffee to Postum with his wife, found relief, and now recommends it to others in demanding office work. The ad notes Postum Co., Battle Creek, Michigan.
Ralph De Palma drives a Mercedes to victory in the fifth annual International Sweepstakes five mile race at Indianapolis. He shatters the old record with a 5 33 56.50 time at 89.84 mph, followed by Dario Resta in second and Gil Anderson in third while Earl Cooper finishes fourth in a Stutz. The event features a famed pace set by Wilcox and a dramatic duel between De Palma and Resta with the Hoosier cars unable to close. Several cars retire early including Farcell Mails and a Bugatti driver George Hill.
The official press bureau reports Zeppelins sighted near Ramsgate and Brentwood, with fires reported but not clearly linked to the airship visits. A prior notice warned newspapers against publishing price details or flight paths, pending Admiralty information.
London report notes Beir Edward Grey takes a position related to the Met, with June 2 as the date in the casualty of light or other incident hinted by the brief OCR fragment.
The Nebraskan was struck by a German submarine 40 miles west-southwest of Fastnet on May 24 and, after initially listing and passengers leaving, returned to the ship. It steamed to Liverpool under its own power May 28 with no fatalities and with an armed trawler providing aid. The vessel is owned by the American-Hawaiian fleet and headed by Harold Sanderson of the International Mercantile Marine.
A memorial from 10,000 Calumet and Hecla workers thanks James McNaughton for his firmness in resisting union demands during the caper strike last year. The document, signed by every employee, also notes a $500,000 bonus promised from June 12 by the company.
The Dunne administration measure creating an eight foot waterway from Lockport to Utica linking the Erie canal with the Mississippi was approved in the Illinois Senate 33 to 9 and sent to Governor Dunne for signature after a 107 to 41 House vote.
The article highlights growing adoption of mixed farming in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with successes from Alberta settlers like E L Deputy at Sedgewick and farmer Thomas McKay near Hardisty. It cites high yields of wheat and oats and notes strong U S investment in Canada tied to agriculture.
A lighthearted line elevates cooking by praising the use of butter as a key flavor enhancer. The playful phrasing underscores culinary generosity with rich dairy as a staple for tastier meals.
An advertisement touts Denison's Coffee as pure and delicious. The wording emphasizes steadfast quality and a confident claim about taste.
A Terre Hill reader from Lyons endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising its effect on women's illnesses. The letter cites the remedy as the world’s known cure and notes the Pinkham Laboratory in Massachusetts holds thousands of testimonials from women claiming restored health and avoidance of surgery.
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