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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1916
Page
3
A compact quotation attributed to Stephen Decatur cites national duty and critique with the line about country being right or wrong in dealings with foreign nations, reflecting 19th century American political rhetoric.
VHE School on the Hill held a day off in observance of Washington's birthday. Students celebrated with dances and cheers, while the gym hosted activities. Tonight Edgar high school visits Grand Rapids for a key boys basketball game with both schools eager for a big win and local fans traveling to cheer.
Fragmentary readable text references a club established in the 1860s or 1891, mentioning names like Lance and possible notes on guisoline or initiatives. Details are unclear. no specific events, places, or persons are fully identifiable. The item appears as a damaged archival snippet with insufficient coherent facts.
A garbled UGC style verse depicts a roving market figure known as the Man with the Traveling Bag. He travels from near and far to buy and sell, bringing cheer and goods to urban centers, with trades, discounts, and various wares.
A ragged excerpt discusses efficiency rules from a Marcel American pamphlet, noting that four hours of focused effort can beat ten hours of fatigue. It mentions midday breaks, secretaries, Turkish baths, and differing schedules as strategies for productive living.
The Observer criticizes crude hand made signs with misspelled words like No Smoking Aloads and backward letters. It urges business owners to ensure accuracy in signs and to avoid harming the business’s image with careless printing.
Fragmentary recipe for Trish Iceberg with green color and lemon juice notes. It mentions boiling water, sugar, cream and flavorings, then freezing and serving with almonds and nuts in equal parts. Also references Saint Patrick and snakes in a playful ethos.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberine's Tablets as a prompt cure for bilious attacks and severe headaches. It notes relief from indigestion vomiting and constipation and mentions a large street lighting savings using nitral tungsten lamps in New York.
An early 1982 promotional note offers sprendid train service from Chicago to the Gulf Coast with a new passenger terminal in Chicago. It invites readers to enjoy fishing metoring golfing hunting and outdoor amusements and directs inquiries to C RB Strouts, Marshfield, Wisconsin, phone 237.
Canadian correspondent notes recruiting overseas could pull 590000 workers from agriculture leaving many farms unworked and dairy herds reduced. In Victoria county 2400 military age men may supply 1400 for service, worsening rural labor shortages and forcing farmers toward milking machines.
A former tennis champion turned away from top competition due to business and injuries recounts a decline in fitness and a decisive shift toward safer, age appropriate recreation. He advocates prudent aging with adapted activities like golf and winter sports, warning against strenuous, high level play for older athletes.
A string of local items covers health and social notes in Wisconsin communities. The bulletin mentions a February 13 ceremony at Pittsville with Dr H E Resploch and Martha Resploch, and a reception near Arpin after a marriage. Multiple society gatherings, sleigh rides, and entertainments are described, including missionary society meetings, a Social Center club chalk talk, and birthday celebrations.
Quote argues salaries depend on work delivered and efficiency rather than tenure or titles. It states compensation should rise with output and saved costs, noting no fixed relation to income levels. The piece adds a local fact: London has 4500 churches.
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