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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
3
The Maruiflalu Times pledges to print all ads with confidence in advertisers. Readers are asked to report failures to honor representations. The page includes Stephen Decatur’s line about country in foreign affairs.
A compact quotation encourages daily work ethic and discipline. It urges starting each day with purpose, claiming forced effort yields virtues the idle never gain, attributed to Hingsley. com w A.
The piece warns that Germany’s so called moral offensive spreads propaganda to weaken civilian morale and disrupt war effort. It explains US defenses led by the Committee on Public Information and notes Wisconsin Loyalty Legion efforts to counter this German tactic with intellectual defense and public education.
Thirty four different races of persons bought bonds of the second Liberty Loan issue.
In Lagrange North Carolina a man narrates long suffering from a chronic cough that kept him awake and led to weight loss. After using Vinci he reports cure, better sleep, and twelve pounds gained, calling it the best tonic and tissue builder he has taken. The ad claims Vinci cures chronic coughs colds and bronchitis with a formula on every bottle and a money back guarantee.
W. W. Clark Emergency Food Agent argues high grain prices from beer production boost dairy and hog feed costs. He urges Wisconsin farmers to audit inputs, cut waste, and increase cow milk output to offset beer-driven grain use, suggesting extra milk and cheese yields could justify shifts in feeding strategy and silo expansion in Wood County.
The piece argues that high speed in autos causes severe injuries and deaths. It warns drivers如何 underestimate momentum at 12 to 15 mph and questions 20 to 40 mph speeds, noting risks not only to the driver but also to passengers and bystanders. It laments how drivers ignore danger in pursuit of speed.
Express companies are concentrating their efforts to ensure prompt and safe bundling of all perishable food products. The aim is to improve delivery reliability and preserve quality from sender to receiver.
An excerpt from University of Wisconsin Health Bulletin arguing that selfish mothers who let babies be alone or overreact to crying hinder a child’s development. It contrasts unselfish parenting with practical needs like food sleep warmth and cleanliness and suggests avoiding endless comforting that trains the baby to demand attention. A free Baby Feeding Charts offer is included.
Registrants must return the questionnaire within seven days after mailing or posting. It urges correcting addresses, warns that failure to perform duties can lead to a misdemeanor and possible immediate induction, and notes extensions are possible. It directs registrants to obtain forms and classification lists from the local board and to apply for copies if not received. Governor E. L. Philipp signs the notice.
Mrs. Benjamin Hooper of Auburn N Y writes that Chamberlain's Tablets relieve stomach trouble and constipation. She says they regulate bowel action, stimulate the liver, and keep the body healthy, after two years of use.
A concise aphorism notes that a person who cannot distinguish right from wrong almost invariably chooses wrong, highlighting the link between moral awareness and ethical behavior.
Warning to lawmakers to exercise great care with amendments as once submitted they cannot be recalled. Emphasizes the gravity of legislative changes and the potential for unintended consequences. The note underlines procedural caution and prudence in drafting and proposing amendments.
A collection of brief notes from Wisconsin papers highlights deaf Milwaukee women doing nearly double the needlework of talking peers, while others debate the value of quiet workers. Other items discuss soldiers’ letters, food conservation, shipping shortages, cotton prices, and Chamberlain’s Tablets for stomach issues.
Thanksgiving day turnout for the Cor pus Christi Catholic church in Bakersville supported the new school at Ysewer's hall. Nikolaus Nenning and Eva August wed at the church with Rev. Mueller presiding. Local folks, including Hazel and son, Kasberger, and many on sick lists, were noted in a series of social items.
The 1917 potato crop is estimated at 640 billion bushels, about 50 percent more than last year. The commission on car service says over 740 thousand cars will be required to handle the volume.
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