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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
2
A promotional note urges readers to request relief information from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. It claims Triumph Tills are regular or delayed and dependable, and directs readers to write for free particulars at the Milwaukee address.
When troubled with indigestion or constipation take Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally. Indigestion often brings constipation and Chamberlain's Tablets gently move the bowels to relieve the constipated condition.
Strane opposition swells as tensions rise around the government. The test of strengeh will hinge on Senter Pairdsy’s roped oversight, with Torberr Hoover appointed to supervise the expensive Three of the find. A new approach to diplomacy and governance emerges amid calls for reform and heightened scrutiny from naval affiliates and the Tite committee.
A chaotic flare in Germany triggers street clashes and a government crackdown amid rising tensions. Police patrols and emergency measures follow fatalities linked to the unrest as authorities seek to restore order.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a 1950s style peace conference with named nations Belgium Brazil Britain Serbia and Czechoslovakia. It mentions major powers planning to attend and debates over treaty positions, with unclear references to leaders and procedural stances.
An unclear report from New York discusses secrecy in commerce and a claimed breakthrough against Germany in science. The fragment mentions officials and a stated aim tied to national progress, with references to leadership and international rivalry.
A New York report says Rochambeau is unharmed after a Tuesday night halt caused by faulty wireless wires delaying mail shipments. Investigators traced the trouble to ten machines in the Halifax line and the Western division teams, with no injuries reported.
Washington reports Representative Porter of Pennsylvania calls for punishment of Mexican bandits and an official apology after Americans are killed. The inquiry aims to hold Mexico accountable, with debate over seizure of property and consequences for those responsible. The text notes wartime tensions and U.S. concerns over Mexican constitutional matters and cross-border violence.
Fragmentary report describes British prisoners facing starvation amid wartime chaos. It references Danish burial details, Copenhagen news, and Allied casualties or reprisals. The text mentions mid treatment camps, misdirected relief efforts, and a tense wartime atmosphere across multiple locations.
Washington and allied leaders finalize a plan to raise about 1.606 billion dollars by an excess profit tax in war effort funding. The agreement defers some revenue, imposes a levy on surviving conferences, and extends loan terms at a reduced rate for eligible entities.
Washington DC. The Civil Service Commission urged reinstatement for workers who left federal civil service to serve in World War I. An executive order dated July 18 1918 allows honorably discharged personnel to be rehired within five years, in any civil service role for which they are fit, not necessarily the same position.
J H Puelicher Wisconsin war savings director touts new slogan to spur saving and thrift enlistment. He cites 1918 war savings impact, urges school clubs and district societies to recruit nationwide, noting Wisconsin's high per capita rate in the Seventh Federal Reserve district at 96 cents with neighboring states varying.
The year 1919 observes principal holidays and patriotic anniversaries on specified weekdays and dates. Lincoln's birthday on Wednesday February 12. Washington's birthday on Sunday February 22. Ash Wednesday March 3. St Patrick's Day Wednesday March 17. Good Friday April 4. Memorial Day May 30. Independence Day Friday July 4. Labor Day September 1. Armistice Day November 11. Thanksgiving November 27. Christmas Day December 25.
Reading fragment notes gendered clothing and fertility concerns, contrasting women’s evening attire with men’s morning tasks. The text hints at social expectations around dress and succession while underscoring constraints faced by women in public life.
War conditions strain mothers time and energy leading to nervous exhaustion. Vinol, a cod liver and iron tonic, claims to restore strength and wellbeing. Testimonies from Mrs. R. M. Little and Mrs. Wm. Dawson praise Vinol for rebuilding health after other medicines failed.
A catalog of new library titles covers art crafts and furniture processes, travel guides, and wartime histories. Notable entries include four months afoot in Spain, The Kaiser as P knew him, Out to Win, sketches of men in public life, and fiction by Dolge, Ferguson, Greene, and Olmstead among others.
A compilation of child literature and nature themed works including Beard-Mother Nature’s toy-shop Cammaeris A boy of Bruges YuPyy we Sam wonderworker Mathiews Boy Scour year book Per The French Quins Miller The Butterfly and moth books an Burgess Mother West Wind's J where stories Cabinets hidlire books Nos is bye Greene America first stories of patriotism Huntting Sandsy himself sequel to Sandav's pal Rolt Wheeler The Aziee hunters.
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