08 Feb 1912
Page 6
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
6
A New York Press item recalls a hypothetical plan by a man to create free laundries for the poor. He imagines using ten million dollars to provide laundry and bathing services, while his sister questions implementation and beneficiary criteria.
In a lighthearted exchange a husband teases his wife about a milliner’s bill, joking that she must be a bird for her high costs. She counters that she has neither wings nor feathers. The husband notes the bill, while the wife defends her spending.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis notes a surge in agencies from about 150 in 1905 to over 2,000, with 111 sanatoria among them, highlighting intensified nationwide work to prevent consumption across the country.
Myra and Joe Nevins have dated about 18 years and ponder if he will propose. Myra wonders whether the lengthy relationship will lead to a wedding.
Mrs Back Bay instructs Ellen to have her dressed by three to greet visitors. Ellen protests lightly asking if the mother will be in, revealing a domestic scene with social expectations.
A dialogue contrasts ambition with restraint as one speaker says you can go as far as you like while the other warns against going so far they cannot return. The exchange captures a cautious mindset about progress and risk.
A Racine Wisconsin woman recounts severe stomach trouble ending after switching to Grape-Nuts and Postum. She small meals daily restored her appetite and nerves, with doctors surprised by her rapid recovery and continued improvement over weeks.
Eleanor planned to wed Tom Grant but Jack Winston reveals the invitations were printed for his wedding to Eleanor by mistake. Tom’s best man Edna is actually in love with Jack, who confesses he is engaged to Edna. The printer error triggers a hurried switch and a wedding between Eleanor and Jack ensues.
In Judge William J. Lampton argues that punkin pie remains superior to the pretentious pumpkin pie fueled by refined tastes and social fashion. He insists the plain punkin expresses enduring, unaltered taste despite cultural trends toward highbrow pronunciation and exotic airs.
Litigation centers on a claim for damages as a suit seeks compensation. Parties unnamed await filings and court action. The case highlights financial stakes and potential remedies.
The article argues livestock underpins permanent agriculture and national prosperity, noting crops feed animals and waste from barns feeds crops. It stresses the need for high quality, efficiently fed livestock on high priced land and warns farmers to prioritize good animals to avoid failure.
Directions for a practical wood rack with an illustration. Use two 4 by 6 pieces, 11 to 12 feet long, notch each to fit over the wagon bolster to prevent slipping. Add four or six standards on each side and the same number of crosspieces so the socket catches the standard.
Instructions describe cutting standards to 3 percent feet long, converting old wagon tires into sockets for a 14x4 inch standard, and drilling 1/2 inch bolt holes. Crosspieces are bolted firmly. Assemble near the wagon and place the rack forward so front wheels nearly miss the end when turning.
A writer in an exchange notes the farmer duties of tending livestock in bad weather. Comfort for cows and poultry brings pride and satisfaction, and the well being of animals is good husbandry that yields pride in the farmer.
The article emphasizes daily exercise for growing colts to build muscle and strength. It recommends letting them run as weather allows, with proper form and ample water, to secure steady growth and development.
A wartime style guide urges pig keepers to house hogs in snug, waterproof quarters during cold weather. Sows nursing piglets must not roam. fattened hogs should remain indoors. Plainly warns against letting pigs roam outside due to drafts, mud, and slowed growth.
Fruit growers should keep bees as pollinators of blossoms and maximize honey yield, while beekeepers should grow fruit to boost honey production.
The text explains that light is essential for trees to photosynthesize and grow, while some microorganisms survive without light. It notes how chlorophyll uses carbon dioxide, releases oxygen, and how light affects leaf form, stem shape, height growth, and forest dynamics. Understanding light's impact aids forest management and cultural practices.
The best milk pails are the common enameled ones now cheap enough for all.
An advertising item touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for children and gentle stomach regulation. It claims pleasant taste and safe bed time dosing with morning relief, selling in 50c and 1.00 bottles and offers free sample requests from Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
A terse exchange unfolds as Mr Jones warns of consequences if abused, and Mrs Jones retorts that his potential loss would be minimal. The quip highlights their sharp wit and mutual sparring in a domestic scene.
Two readers describe long battles with eczema ending in relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Miss Mattie J. Shaffer reports full recovery after ten months of suffering. Mrs. F. L. Marbe eer notes four years of boils and facial eruption clearing with the products. A free sample offer is extended by mail from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.
A short dialogue features a six year old boy solving difficult algebra problems and a four year old girl knowing Greek. Mrs. Jones replies that the four year old lives in Greece while the boy is in Boston.
Consumers are urged to examine each CASTORIA bottle for the signature of Cy in use for over 30 years and note that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and kids.
A witty exchange between chorus girls with playful jabs about status and wealth highlights a lighthearted city pageant mood. Zara-No mocks Trixie-O while noting missing Pittsburg millionaire portraits in a festive Christmas Pack scene.
London Opinion quips with a playful blessing and curse about having three sons and their romantic marriages, presented in a witty proverb-like style. The brief note mixes superstition with humor, reflecting social views on family and love.
A garbled report suggests Wigan stories claim cure of serious illnesses via Dr Pierce pellets described as tiny sugar pills. The text is unclear on patient names dates or specific diseases.
Chas Understein of Chicago says kidney trouble dropped him from 196 to 136 pounds and paralyzed the left side. After taking Deans Kidney Pills he passed multiple gravel stones and was cured, with no kidney trouble since. 50 cents at all stores Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
The quote expresses a wish to radiate health and sincerity while avoiding hate jealousy and fear. It seeks calm courage and equal treatment of others, pledging to refrain from meddling and to offer help by example or by giving people chances to help themselves.
A four-year-old asks who made burglars cops Indians and mosquitos. The mother replies that God made them, then the boy asks why God made them, expressing childlike puzzlement at the purpose behind such evils.
A Detroit Free Press line recalls a child's sharp remark to a neighbor about a stepfather. The girl says she would have chosen a better papa herself, highlighting the strains and blunt humor around family breakups in a single overheard exchange.
An advertisement promises Cole's Carbolxalve stops burn and cut pain, heals quickly, and prevents scars. It offers 25c and 60c sizes and a free sample by writing to Cole & Co. in Black River Falls, Wisconsin.
A witty remark contrasts courtship with marriage noting a young man finds it easier to craft a good love letter than to write a satisfactory check after marriage. The quip highlights financial strain and romance dynamics.
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