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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
2
A chaotic wartime ledger lists American major casualties with 56 592 total losses, including 9 396 died of wounds and 14 649 missing. It names divisions and National Guard units, detailing killed, wounded, missing, and prisoners among many regiments and state forces.
An unclear military dispatch notes heavy casualties among several divisions in France. Mentioned are the Thirty-fifth, Ninety and [Nations] army, with losses described as severe across multiple units, including references to dates in late May.
In a 19th century style report from Duluth Minnesota, officers seek to relocate young women away from undesirable companions. The piece mentions Miss Ellanbeth Gain, Miss Taey Porter, and others, detailing a mission to protect vulnerable teens by directing them to safe lodgings in a story tone reflecting policing and social welfare efforts.
An advertisement urges irregular or delayed use of Triumph Pills claiming safety and dependability not sold in drug stores. It invites readers to request “Relief and particulars” free from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin with a coded date.
A cryptic note from London in February hints at a plan to boost youth sport and community programs. It mentions Narmer Prem Asquith amid calls for broader backing and high-level support for a young initiative.
A group of American officers arrived in Berlin to study the political situation in Germany. The dispatch came from London and notes the officers will observe Coligny and other figures as part of a broader reporting mission.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than 1 other diseases put together. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to be a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure, with circulars and testimonials available. F J Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists. Hal's Family Pills for constipation.
Unrest across Europe dominates the week’s focus as Wilson works through a long day at the Murat Mansion in Paris. Reports outline tensions in Belfast and Britain while diplomats push for settlement of the Fentonorial question and a broader European peace effort.
In London on 8A a dispatch from Hetaingfors reports an army of 5000 reels sent to recapture. The effort failed to achieve its objective despite orders for action.
A damaged and garbled Paris dispatch notes Bolshevik representatives and other factions discussing participation in an upcoming conference. The text references Stephen Pichon and mentions Paris, wartime diplomacy, and a possible meeting stance involving Bolsheviks and other groups, though details are unclear.
Four Minute Men honored in Springfield ceremony as the Liberty campaign highlights funding and public service. Officials note a $42 million investment response. local volunteers praised for wartime work and civic duty.
Fragmented text reports Ukraine government threatening war over charter government dates. Mentions Warsaw, troops, and relief efforts with unclear phrasing and several garbled names and places.
An undertaker known as Alarinette led a three-vehicle convoy loaded with whisky crossing the state line into Wisconsin. The incident involved multiple machines and appears to reflect a large illicit shipment. No further details on individuals or exact routes are provided.
Sixteen year old Shirley Collimbin died after drinking poison whisky bought at a bilferioon in Yenisen City HL on Peb 4. Police investigate the sale and identify suspect vendors as part of the case.
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