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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1917

Page

6

Enlist in the Army at Home appeals to Wisconsin

A wartime appeal from Wisconsin State Council of Defenses urges volunteers to join the home army to support front line troops. It calls for personal soldier pals, weekly letters, home news to keep troops informed, and strong county defense councils to organize aid, clothing, and morale.

Wen State Council of Defenses Sam Trant Wisconsin Sol Dee Council of Defense Uncle Sam Con State Council of Ne- Tons Othier Aswell Bose Hove County Council of Defense Fach Sieldier

Amusements show joins a family film and a crime romance

Irene Howler seeks legal use of her own books as her financier father resists a fledgling career for her in a Trisngle Photuying feature Her Mother's Keren at Adler theater Friday. The Vox F eature Blue Streak depicts a youth drawn to crime, jailed then redeemed by love, with Violet Palmer and William Nigh in lead roles.

Wormad Irene Howler Keren Adler Theater Beains Audion Salar William Ox William Nigh Violet Panter Aro William Wich Jeapricter Violet Palmer Aba Mountain Cabin

Louise Glaumt Stars in Sweetheart of the Doomed

Louise Glaumt, siren star of Triangle pictures, appears in Sweetheart of the Doomed, a Thomas H. Ince production, shown at the Adier.

Louise Glaumt Siren Triangle Pictures Thomas H. Ince

Sunday August 4 Paris Charmers Display in Fashion and Drama

The notorious charmer of Paris and Monte Carlo Miss Glaum is set to become the face of the armies of France and may showcase both originality in dress and strength as an actress of emotion.

Notorius Paris Monte Carlo France Miss Glaum

Liver Trouble Remedy Report from Webster City Reader

A Webster City reader Joe Dingman reports periodic liver trouble with side and back pain and stomach soreness. He tried Chamberlain's Tablets and after taking half a bottle saw relief and reduced pain. The item reflects a widespread testimonial tone for a popular remedy.

Joe Dingman Webster City Tawa Laiiabie

Hot Applications for Pain Relief with Lantern Bags

Odd remedy notes suggest using fabric bags filled with sand or salt as cheap substitutes for rubber bottles to ease aches such as toothache and rheumatic pain. The method involves tying the bag or shaping it to fit the affected area and applying heat.

Porpoisa and Whale Meats in Old Myiniwath Lore

An archaic description notes porpoises and whales as Myiniwaths with peculiar terms for meat. It contrasts maritime animals with land cattle and footwear, claiming the texture resembles deer and describes meat as dark and flat rather than fishy.

In the Court. Now my good woman the subjects of your dispute

A brief courtroom vignette features a judge and a woman arguing over how to handle marital disputes. Language shows clipped dialogue and a hint of humor as they question which matters the court can take up. The exchange ends with a line about a parlor carpet, lending a domestic, ironic tone.

Bultl

Death Opens Gate to Fame and Ends Envy

A reflective thought quotes Sterne on death as the portal to fame and freedom from envy. It says death loosens the captive’s chain and passes the handsman’s task to another. The line contemplates mortality as a transition of labor and recognition beyond life.

Sterne

Virtue Not Left To Stand Alone Confucius Insight

A compact quotation from Confucius on virtue and influence appears framed as a timeless moral adage, suggesting that practice of virtue naturally earns community regard and neighborly regard as a social dividend.

Confucius

A Story of The Towpath

Oscar Cox tells of Shock the mule driver on a canal towpath who courts a plain woman through shipboard notes and chalked messages on a tumble down house. A comically gritty romance unfolds as both overlook appearances and the couple eventually marries after a long, if unlikely, courtship.

America Shock Melui Sly Enoch Kavlus Leing Quaintens le Hoat Tia Wes Mia Enweh Enocs Ble

Bear Chargas and Shot Echoes Over Cliffs in Unfamiliar Scene

The narrator recalls a distant rifle shot that nearly reveals a concealed hunter. A bear named Spot lies near the rocks as a man, startled by the gunfire, tightens his trigger finger and contemplates action while the target hides briefly in brush nearby.

Bev Tulcock Anda Tan Aude Ligara Hue

Railway Journeys of Long Ago Described by 1823 Writer

A London Spectator excerpt recalls early rail travel hardships. Passengers endured unroofed cars, no seats, and exposed journeys. Travelers rode atop carriages when crowded, facing sun, sparks, and heat while officials advised bringing goggles and sitting away from the engine.

Weal Woelwlch J. G. Wright London Spectator

Water in the Human Body Expanse Analysis

A fragmented 19th century discourse asserts all bodily tissue is moist and fluid, noting that even bones are largely water. It claims fluids sustain life, enable bodily duties, and drive digestion and excretion, with inflated figures about body weight and water content.

Spain and the Mustache Origin Story

A fragmentary historical note traces the mustache to Moorish and Christian mingling after invasions. It describes Spaniards adopting a lip-tatch distinction, with men growing facial hair as a symbol of liberty and fraternity.

Spain Lipn Ucutds Auross

You Must Be Earnest and The Drive Behind Realization

The text contrasts lukewarm desire with a redhot purpose and notes that only strong steam of resolve turns effort into action. It likens realization to a point just beyond wishful thinking, implying sustained momentum is needed to drive progress.

Orlzon Swett Mardan

The Better Plan for a Slower Rescue

A fragment suggests a family and a failing rescue effort. It mentions a father, a boy, and a plan linked to first aid and time constraints, implying delays and risk in an attempted aid. The tone hints at urgent urgency and difficulty in reaching help.

Bettey Tunel Bins

Two Relatives Dispute Over Time and Water Woes

Fragmentary dialogue shows Bess and Charlie arguing about timing and forgotten items. Chaig Awfally apologizes, claiming to have left wine at a speakeasy or relative’s place, revealing a tense domestic moment with unclear circumstances.

Bess Charlie Chaig

Welgame News item lacks clear context and names

Fragmentary report mentions a widow and children with unclear relation to a deceiver named Wislow-Thuy and an individual Michigan Garzarvic. No coherent event, date, or location can be determined for a concise summary.

Practical Relief for Nervousness and Sleeplessness

Remedies include regular three meals daily and thorough chewing, a cold sponge bath with a rubdown, brisk outdoor exercise, a tonic with strychnia for nerves and iron for the system, biscuits with cocoa and milk at supper, and two warm baths before bed to cure wakefulness.

The Gentleman From Cupidville

In spring a New Yorker, Howard Lang, meets his double, Spencer Ray, in Central Park. They compare lives and soon Spencer pursues Margaret Thorne, while Lang adopts the other’s optimistic, political path. After a staged reconciliation, Lang vows to act and builds toward a political career as Spencer sails to Europe, leaving a legacy unclear.

Howard Lang Central Park West Ewell Tune Wade Spencer Raymond Spencer Spearer Norany Lanes Chay Lane Spurcer San Francisco Europe Indy Jim Mr. Spencer Ami Miss Thorne Seizig White House Lane—floward Miskay Sue Misa ‘Thome Miss ‘Thorne Listati

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