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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
2
Berne dispatch cites latest Berlin word that government and Spartacists agreed to cease fighting. Hungry hunger and truce talks described. reports of troop halts, ceasefire terms, and contested claims on leadership and prisoner status.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a ceremonial action to honor President Wilson in Washington with military participation and officials named. The text mentions the capital and wartime context, but is fragmentary and hard to decipher.
A proposed aerial passenger service by the Aero Navigation Company of America aims to operate between Chicago, New York, and intermediary points using three large planes, each with 40 passenger capacity, priced around $70,000. The firm, capitalized at $1,000,000, will hold a New York meeting February 22 to refine plans.
Victims perished when two trains collided near New York, trapping passengers and injuring many. The Wolverine and the Southwestern Limited suffered severe damage as steel cars telescoped, with crews and survivors aiding the pinned and injured aboard wrecked coaches.
An old advertisement urges women to obtain Triumph Pills through the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. It touts irregular or delayed use as safe and dependable, claims pills are not sold at drug stores, and invites readers to write for free information in the December 4, 1919 style notice.
Testimonies from first time pipe smokers and longtime users describe the new pipe as a delight. The claim states the product prevents biting or parching and is achieved through an exclusive patented process.
J Mason, a veteran actor, died in New York City. The obituary notes his long career on stage and screen and mentions his ties to Batabe's liters and Capephiartiian el tayeei eds. He passed away after a fall.
Fragmentary OCR shows a disturbance over deportations with scattered names and places. Mentions Lonatinn of Sani Deronier, Ube SN OrT Ls Tape, and Viv ian sailing for Veviian amid unclear authorities and dates.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets to ease indigestion and constipated conditions. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach, improve function, and enable gentle bowel movement to relieve constipation.
An old ad promotes Hell’s Family Pils and a catarrh medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The remedy claims to cleanse the blood through the mucous surface and promises a hundred dollars for failure to cure. Circulars and testimonials are offered. drugsgnostic sales at local druggists.
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