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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1916
Page
7
A fragmented ad style piece touts business success onconfidence. cites Texan pharmacist Alan J. Brady of Fall River Massachusetts and Rex Ordelles as top sellers. Mentions GUS Lutip laxative product for homes and families. Claims rights for The Great Bastions R. J. Strauss Rexall Store.
A naval artist argues that preparedness dictates war outcomes and criticizes complacent America. He cites Belgium and Switzerland, warns of a dangerous mindset, and urges wakefulness before conflict. He laments press and public indifference to lessons from history.
A fragmented historical note reflects on unpreparedness during conflicts, mentioning volunteer cowardice, high bounties, desertions, and losses. It cites references to Civil War figures, local events near Mill Creek, and a badly damaged bridge bridle, with scattered notes about individuals and places in the era.
An announcement notes the opening of the Thisl theater with amusements to follow, with a behuld today appearing elsewhere and Tanck presenting offerings for the day.
Charles Richman stars in The Man From Home at Adler Theater tonight in a five act Lasky drama directed by Cecil B. DeMille. Richman plays Daniel Voorhees Pike an Indian attorney amid a plot of romance ambition and social snobbery as a European tour and a mercenary nobleman shape heart stakes and motives.
Mohle Mobile Atgil 10 3tvs A. Penn y returned from Wauginea Saturday where she had spent the last three weeks visiting relative Mrs. Peter Herkel has been on the sick hat. Her daughter Mes Albert George of Miershuicht has been dtr ing for hee Mrs. Wm. Gassert of Sre with her mother Mrs. Peter flask week
A film version of The Signa of the Inner Potable is showing at Paramount, advertised as a spectacular production. Promoted by Mayers and the London bioscope, the film promises lavish set design and special effects, filmed in five parts with grand atmosphere and technical flair.
The town hosts a Friday feature night with a vampire woman performer in an avant titled The Clemenceau eet vant plete. The cast includes Ma Aneon and Haran Louk with Willian Z vanptheys in a Fos company production. The show runs five acts and is billed as a Mutal corporation master work.
April updates show Stanley McTavish leaving Whursagy for Minnesota for summer work while Kenneth Harter heads toward Fond de Luc county via Plainfield and Wau wma. Ray McTavish enjoys vacation with his parents, and George Eyers returns from Crannon with her daughter Marie. Clara Ksumed begins duties as school treasurer in district No. 2 after a week’s vacation. Minnie Kidder plans a farm sale then a trip to Montana to join her son Sidos.
A musketry instructor finishes a lesson and asks for questions. An awkward recruit named Johnny Raw asks if pulling the trigger harder makes the bullet go farther, eliciting a cautious response.
Blind Emmet of Westboro Wisconsin displays keen boxing insight and management work in a feature by the Milwaukee Sentinel. He describes his methods for following the ring, teaches a reading-and-sign system, and notes his trainee Duff Dawnsy who can beat any 140 pounder in the state.
Tsit sat is the first question to be considered when buying cough medicine for children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been a favorite with mothers of young children as it contains no opium or narcotic and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult. It is pleasant to take and effective for coughs, colds and croup, though wording may vary by source.
Madison April 1 The state conservation commission warns hunters to observe spring shooting laws under the federal migratory bird act and Wisconsin statutes. Violators will be prosecuted by federal authorities after penalties from state courts. Citizens who report violations receive one third of the fine. past six months saw several prosecutions and fines.
Fragmentary text describes military training at a university campus with cadet units, wireless instruments, and new equipment for parade cars. It notes the outbreak of trouble in Mexico affecting enrollment, with cadets excused for certain reasons and others pressed into service, under a commander identified as Lions.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt signals he will seek the Republican nomination, insisting any run must serve America first with no self interest. At Sagamore Hill he rejects dual loyalties and emphasizes unwavering pro United States policy, defying doubts about his stance.
The fragment reveals a speaker declaring support based on perceived honesty and orientation while rejecting war unless justly fought. The text emphasizes fear of appearing afraid to fight and frames patriotism as tied to willingness to engage in conflict. It also mentions birthplace and national origins in evaluating support.
A listing of town officials for Hansen and surrounding areas in Wood County shows new officers elected or appointed. Names include chairman Wm Peters, supervisors John Meyers and others, with roles for clerk treasurer assessor constable and justices, reflecting local governance changes.
Municipal board members and officers across Clark County towns Newhurst and Snerwood named. Includes chairmen T M Winters J A Iverson A G Anderson and several supervisors clerks treasurers assessors and constables with resumed names like Wonton ks W and Harley Wail.
The passage explains how to determine a car’s mileage per gallon by resetting the speedometer at fill ups and dividing the trip mileage by gallons. Repeating the process helps estimate actual fuel efficiency and guides carburetor adjustments to reduce gasoline usage.
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