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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1917
Page
5
A restored quotation from Stephen Decatur urges loyalty to the nation while questioning the balance of support between foreign policy and domestic duties. The phrase contrasts devotion to country with critical regard for government actions.
City merchants urge careful shopping this season highlighting economy and sensible purchases. Clerks promise courteous service as residents prepare for holiday trade and seek practical gifts rather than trivial trinkets. The week ahead is set to be busy with stories of local commerce and shopper guidance.
Railroads urge the public to mail Christmas packages early to ease baggage car shortages and rushing season delays. Churches and civic groups back the drive as millions train for the holidays while heavy wheat bread and other rations prompt price and supply concerns across Wisconsin papers.
A Stratford Wisconsin resident reports constant backache and leg pain eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. After taking the product, kidney function improved and the back pain lessened, eliminating need for further kidney medicine.
The appeal urges broad public support for the Red Cross noting millions in need and urging cooperation from all citizens. It stresses the scale of suffering and invites donations of one dollar to join the effort, calling on nonmembers to participate in the campaign running from December 16 to December 2.
A Chicago Post analysis notes enemy propaganda saying Germany cannot be beaten persists among distant critics. It contrasts soldiers on the front who believe victory is possible with pacifist pessimism fed by war taxes and shortages, arguing perseverance will prevail and Pershing views the so called heresy as inaccurate.
Help to do this America to your loyal borders from Porto Rico to Nome pledges a Red Cross candle in every window and a Red Cross member in every home in a nationwide appeal urging volunteers and donations through local chapters and campaigns.
A comical tale contrasts gender reactions to odd attire and public conduct. A man wearing an absurd medieval contraption would be jailed, while a woman could stroll town with similar behavior and avoid arrest. The items include a three cornered dingus, cat tail pin, spring onions, red flannel, and a broom.
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