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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
2
Washington lawmakers and senators review measures to curb living costs as wages fall and a weaker dollar affects purchasing power. The report cites officials, economists, and congressmen assessing production, prices, and the impact on households amid rising costs and policy debates.
A dense, early 20th century style report describes New York speakers opposing a proposed rail pay stabilizing measure. It notes local residents and officials voicing concerns about the plan’s federal backing and potential impact on workers. The piece mentions a centenarian observer and a parade of unfamiliar names amid broad opposition.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a league adopting a court and references to Cork Deedes, Teh Hien, and possible league leaders. No clear people, places, or dates are readable to form a precise summary.
Fragmentary note describes women wrestlers keeping up a campaign with mentions of meetings at Pathsa and Moniberg and a likely event near Speen. Unclear names and details due to OCR errors.
A fragmented report notes Armenian representatives in Washington urging a concrete government plan. It cites one official, Dee Washington, and mentions negotiations with an unidentified entity connected to the Republic. The text suggests deadlines and a marked request for clarity from actors named in the inquiry.
The suite board reports government price support for twine at Wanpun prison with 5 1000 000 pounds produced and 4 500 000 sold to Wisconsin farmers saving 21 4 cents per pound totaling about 112 500 dollars. William J. Kelley longtime Oshkosh jeweler dies on Thanksgiving after lifelong service since 1852. He leaves a wife two sons and three daughters.
The article extols Daniel’s wartime naval efforts highlighting extensive ship construction and deployment, noting the steady output of new vessels and the United States Navy’s expansion. It emphasizes resilience, industrial power, and the pivotal role of shipbuilding in sustaining wartime operations. The piece cites Secretary reports and praises the fleet’s growth and readiness amid global conflict.
In a note reminiscent of Boston newspapers, The Goldfeh plans an ambitious round‑the‑world journey as covered by the Boston Transcript. The feature highlights travel intent, literary flair, and a nod to global exploration.
A chaotic OCR summary notes Green Bay schools closed through year’s start to curb influenza and widespread quarantines affecting hundreds of homes. It lists local names and firms, mentions brewing companies shutting operations, county meetings on livestock and dairying, state officials and indictments, divorce cases, wartime actions, and a Wood County court summons, all reflecting a turbulent Wisconsin scene from late year events.
A quotation attributed to Lowell notes the difficulty of bearing misty memories for those who never played. The fragment references a phrase about endurance and memory within a poetic or reflective context. The source text is incomplete but centers on a moral or literary remark.
The notice touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for colds and thrifts during difficult months. It claims many families have used it with success and urges readers to follow directions to avoid serious consequences.
A garbled excerpt describes a coastal island with several inhabited islets and resident families living in luxury without work. It mentions a 25 day year and lack of watches, suggesting a puzzling or antiquated description of labor and time without clear context or names.
A garbled OCR passage traces a journey from Jerusalem toward the Dead Sea with fragmented place names and stray references. It mentions Turlelin, Thom Tinwinet, a hotel, a Seto pain at isis Ld, and a return by night, all sketched in inconsistent text.
Notices from Dukedom New York and Burdett describe women in run-down, nervous, or weak conditions who found improvement using Vinol. Mrs H H Goodwin and Mrs Loyal Palmer report increased strength, appetite, and overall health after trying Vinol. The ads claim Vinol builds up the system for delicate, overworked women and those with feeble conditions.
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