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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
3
The piece argues that dirty streets contribute little to disease spread and that most contagion passes directly from person to person. It compares disease control to following a hot trail, noting sunlight kills germs and that human carriers drive epidemics rather than street filth.
Lucinda, a novelist, knits a seventh sweater for John Watson and writes to him and his fellow soldiers in France. After John falls, a care package and letters sustain the troupe, while David McLeod’s messages spark a new story and a later romance as Lucinda anticipates his return and shares her success.
A long Wisconsin roundup reports heavy snowfall aiding logging roads in the Lake Superior region and local workers, socialists taking county offices in Sheboygan, and a string of incidents across counties. It notes influenza deaths, war effort coordination, shipbuilding growth on Lake Superior, budget figures and legislature plans, along with mining, farming, and public notices.
A parish boy, taken to a trusted god man for instruction, is questioned about when Christ died. The priest chides him for ignorance, then asks the mother to verify the boy’s awareness. She admits she does not read the newspaper, saying no one in their small village subscribes.
Cham berlain's Tablets relieve indigestion by strengthening the stomach to perform normally. Indigestion often includes constipation, which these tablets ease with a gentle bowel movement.
A fragment reflects on marriage and kindness prompting women to call a doctor after a husband speaks a gentle word. The line hints at tension and the social uptake of medical consultation in intimate disputes.
A Washington Star quotation notes health advantages in riding in automobiles versus dodging to avoid being run over. It argues being a passenger offers better physical safety and ease, contrasting with pedestrians exposed to traffic dangers.
U S Food Administration lists maximum prices consumers should pay for staple foods in Wood County based on carry plan. Brand and quality cause price variation, cash purchases receive a 27 percent discount, and a 5 cent delivery charge applies. Public cooperation is asked with complaints directed to the Marshfield office via Box 607 and the Marshfield Food Administrator E G Pors.
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