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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
3
The ten thousand Home Service volunteers of the American Red Cross assist soldiers’ families, easing worries over money and morale. More than 60 thousand inquiries were received, with over a third clarified at Red Cross headquarters before payments and allotments arrived, aiding wives and children nationwide.
Fragmentary text references mothers and women, mentions Vile, Red Gates, and Bright color lore, with garbled phrases about Turin and Chivggin. Lacks coherent events or clear individuals. possible social or political discussion hinted but not substantiated.
The American Red Cross dispatched a cargo ship to Archangel carrying 600 tons of dues, food, soup, and essential goods for Allied forces in northern Russia. A second vessel followed with 200 tons. Major G. P. Willis led the relief mission, aiming to aid towns along the White Sea coast facing starvation and scurvy amid wartime disruptions.
Tributes from Secretary Baker praise Potlowns Sant Angtind tour and wartime work by the American Forces. The text lauds gratitude to leaders and calls for continued support as the nation honors efforts in sustaining unity, resilience, and national rebirth amid trials.
State of Ohio Toledo city Lucas County notices Bre to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrah not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Sworn before me and subscribed in my presence December 1836. Hall's family pills for constipation advertised. F J Cheney & Co Toledo. Sold by all druggists.
A turbulent, fragmented account describes Dee Wilson and family arriving via the Bats de Boulogne station, greeted as historic figures by crowds at the Murat residence. Mention is made of special trains and expected French and Italian delegates, with possible English arrivals to Brest.
A farewell statement from Capt Moffett is read by his wife and family as he heads to sea. The note mentions gas stock and high winds affecting mood, with references to Cienfuegos and Chicago.
Fragmentary text discusses 18 inch guns and military mentions Washingian Tee Therns Te rem et Waceriien N.Y. plus a mayor or chief official and an annual report to a secretary of war or similar office. Entities are fragmented and details are not fully legible.
Fractured OCR text describes visits by Yorihito and a prince to New York and Washington amid political intrigue. It mentions a former commander, a vice president, and an auto tire theft case. The garbled lines reference West Virginia and a town meeting, hinting at a sensational cross country plot.
The article traces Belgium from Julius Caesar’s conquest in 51 B C through early regional names and borders. It notes Belgium as the southern part of the Low Countries, with the northern area now Holland and the Flemish provinces East and West Flanders remaining as parts of Belgium.
A quirky snippet from the Philadelphia Record notes a man who proclaims he cannot live without a woman yet ends up bound to her by social ties and obligations. The remark reflects social expectations and comic reversals of romance in the era.
Wisconsin regents decide not to appoint a president before January as a committee studies an administrative plan. A crackdown order targets gambling devices and tavern slot machines while funeral protocol and burial permits tighten oversight. Wisconsin suffrage league gains momentum with house-to-house canvassing. 98 percent of university faculty favor suffrage. Fire devastates Malbohm Motor plant in Racine, with insurance coverage around half the loss.
Enele Sua Cauvenaugh, a Kamloops man's tale, travels to Kansas City and meets Clerk Trodney at the Meishach hotel. In a quirky moment the guide offers to pay for the hotel elevator ride, insisting the ride is on him as Rodney prepares to show him to a room.
The Wood County Food Administration lists maximum consumer prices for staples. No price differences for brand or quality allowed in carry plan sales. A 2 percent cash discount and a 5 cent delivery fee apply. Public cooperation urged. address Box 607 Marshfield Wis. Phone 64. E G Pors County Federal Food Administrator.
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