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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1918
Page
2
The article discusses a stance to end the war by using America's full strength against Germany. It notes demands for crushing autocracy, pledges to pursue total victory, and the pursuit of peace only after Germany surrenders. It references Allied powers and responses from Russia and others.
The text presents a garbled, disjointed proclamation attributed to the Inspector General of the United States Army. It references national strategic concepts, justice, diplomacy, and criticisms of wartime conduct, though the phrasing is largely incomprehensible and lacks clear, coherent facts or dates.
Historical excerpts recount President Wilson's address linking the Allied cause to democratic rights and warning of German aggression. It notes reactions from leaders and civil authorities, and emphasizes readiness for a just peace and the right of nations to self-determination amid wartime diplomacy.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions addresses and institutions with unclear names and dates. The passage appears to record a public oratory event or speech activity, referencing Ammerton and Pinienty, with mentions of a possible venue or distribution and a discussion of volition and authorities. The readable content is too garbled to extract a clear event or outcome.
A scrambled report notes two U S flyers missing after a Paris operation. It mentions several names and a German threat, detailing a perilous air expedition and ongoing search efforts in early spring.
An American naval officer died aboard the destroyer Tinley after a collision with a British destroyer Manley and a subsequent bombing by nine depth charges. The incident occurred near Mit Telelird and involved Beltish officers presenting honors.
In April 8 dispatches soldiers report heavy bombardment and German losses on a hillside redoubt. French officer Ha remains uninjured as Allied troops push to seize more ground amid intense fighting and counterfire.
The text reports on conductor Karl Muck, linked to the Boston Symphony Orchestra, facing federal penalties and possible jail time. It notes legal action in Port Cleveland or related Port area and references weeks of proceedings affecting his position.
The Evansville ceremony pays tribute to Benneville, marking the cornerstone of the Gresham Memorial Home. The project memorializes James Bethel Gresham, the first American soldier to fall in France under General Pershing.
A Moscow report claims Russia ordered hostilities toward Japan and details landing plans at Vladivostok. The piece notes British forces guarding and cites declarations from national commissars about prearranged troop movements and strategic aims amid wartime tensions.
Fragmentary report describes an incident where an American airship and vessels were attacked near a port weeks ago. The text mentions a prisoner taken and alleged enemy activity in a tense maritime scene.
President Wilson appoints Edward Bo Stet thot as senior assistant and Fre 1 Wepmel as third assistant surveyor in the White House staff, naming aides to Baker's team and reshaping executive aides.
Mrs. N. Pinch of Batavia New York reports prompt relief from chest pain and shoulder stiffness caused by rheumatism after using Chamberlain’s Liniment. The testimonial claims consistent, rapid improvement.
A terse adage notes that rushing readers into a text harms comprehension and enjoyment. It cautions against haste, urging careful, steady reading to truly grasp content. The message emphasizes patience and diligence in studying material.
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