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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1918
Page
7
The article details U.S. and Allied efforts to counter German aggression, including new naval and military measures, coordinated strategy with allies, and political signals from President Wilson. It notes battles on multiple fronts, troop movements toward key hubs, and the broadening scope of wartime restrictions and mobilization.
The ad boasts a $100 reward if its catarrh remedy fails to cure, claiming the medicine acts through the blood to destroy disease foundations. It cites Fall's Church and a mail order address in Toledo, Ohio, as the source of testimonials and sales.
The Oshkosh Northwestern urges heightened fire safety to reduce preventable blazes and conserve coal during wartime. Officials warn wasted fuel strains industry and labor, with recent local fire alarms blamed on carelessness. Citizens should exercise vigilance to cut fire calls and protect resources.
President Wilson declares the world peace program aims to make the world fit and safe for peace loving nations to live under just and fair treatment by others. He argues that all peoples are partners in this goal and justice for others must be ensured for justice for the United States.
A brief rural note states one rat requires feeding of four bush els of grain annually and compares costs of two options at eight dollars per year. It mentions a feed on your place and implies a practical budgeting tip for farm pests.
Mrs Jean Hull praises American Red Cross canteens in France as vital for morale. Volunteers, mostly educated American women, run shelters where soldiers eat, get clothes mended, and find homey comfort, music, and reading rooms amid harsh wartime conditions.
A family recalls a severe winter cold that settled on their five year old son's lungs. After failing with other medicines a neighbor recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy and the first dose brought relief, leading to continued use until full recovery.
Reports from Hol land note deaths of stall-fed animals blamed on spoiled or unwholesome food. Acorns chestnuts and beachnuts were fed shelled and unshelled. Affected herd stated hersey love died within 24 hours after consuming large amounts of unshelled beechnuts.
The article lists foods that slow or promote bowel movements. Cheese tea and spoiled milk tend to constipate, while raw fruits especially apples and bananas graham bread and whole wheat bran help movement. For severe constipation the recommendation is one or two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper.
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