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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
7
A lengthy argument advocates major reforms to reduce industrial waste, lower consumer prices, and curb middlemen profits. It praises cooperative ventures and state guidance while warning against private monopoly and bureaucratic inefficiency. The piece envisions social and economic reforms to empower workers and ensure affordable goods.
Topeka Kan Topeka claims to be the only city with two United States senators living on the same street. Senator Charles G Curtis now representing the state and Senator elect Arthur Capper reside there.
News from Wisconsin items include Red Cross nurse with over years overseas service, Maj. C. A. Richards returning to medicine in Rhinelander, and local arrests and accidents. Reports note posters for solidarity and union actions, school consolidation drives in Manitowoc, milk price shifts in Manitowoc, and various civic developments in Neenah, Wausau, Ashland, and Rhinelander.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at remarks by Humphreys on international extremism and family protection issues, mentioning a broad audience from trainee to elder. It references free mailed material and a wide range of subjects, but the legible facts are sparse and unclear.
An advertisement urges readers to take a few doses of Chamberlain's tablets for indigestion and stomach troubles and promises relief so you will forget about discomfort. The copy emphasizes simple directions and quick results.
After hearing doctors split on influenza, scholars lean toward a cammohor bag bought in the dark of the moon as a remedy, reflecting a cultural pull away from medical debate toward folk practice.
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