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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
3
A statement suggests one can remain a true Democrat while rejecting coercive arbitration. The line emphasizes independence from external dictation and urges adherence to core party principles amid settlement pressure.
The queen, after hearing she had a fair voice but not the looks for opera, visits Professor Dumanots in Bucharest in plain dress. He bluntly tells her she lacks the look for a singing career, prompting a humbled royal departure.
The Sixty third Congress sees Speaker Champ Clark rail against Wilsons Panama Canal tolls repeal plan. Alabama Democrat Tom Heflin wanders the Democratic caucus, jokes about an old field hand, and jokes echo the day as Clark delivers a forceful critique amid rising tensions.
Missions boards, unable to pay field reps due to war, resolved to enlist a mercantile partner. They appointed Standard Oil to act as agent for transmitting funds to stations abroad, a cooperative move reflecting corporate public spirit and shared aims.
An account from the Lention Chronicle describes the archbishop leading a procession in Cracow with sacred treasures. The cathedral houses Poland’s historic gold and jewels, gathered from generations of Polish families and noblewomen. The piece notes Cracow Cathedral’s storied role as a vast sanctuary once sheltering 80 churches and the country’s rulers, with much of its summer yet to come for the population.
Health officials launch another campaign against communicable diseases among schoolchildren in Gaston. School physicians will visit homes to investigate absences and parents are urged to consult physicians for any throat complaints.
Goatskine Searce reports a looming two year shortage of goat skins from central Mexico as breeding stock and young goats have been diverted for food, threatening supply for leather and related industries.
A long Washington exchange over presidential nominations unfolds as the senate fights to preserve prerogatives while the president, a constitutionalist, vows to honor the letter of the constitution. The piece notes olive branches and the danger of misreading aid and consent as personal veto power. The dialogue ends with a humorous aside about a crafty angler claiming to be the biggest liar in eastern Indiana.
A fragmentary vignette recalls a fisher man and a bridge observer exchanging questions about catching bass yesterday. The lines mention a generous host and a pair of names Tam the county fish and Ella, with terse dialogue about needs and recognition. The text remains sparse and cryptic in this OCR read.
Mrs. Louis C. Schmidt of Marshfield reports back pain and nighttime awakenings due to disordered kidneys. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she found quick relief and remains cured. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, NY promotes the remedy at 50 cents in some ads.
The piece emphasizes that minor ailments like colds are dangerous because they can mask serious diseases. It urges early treatment and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a aid to loosen the cold, relieve coughs, aid expectoration, and help the body throw off the cold. Available from all dealers.
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