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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
3
An editorial argument contrasts two communities across a river, asserting superior health and public services on the narrator’s side. It cites influenza impact, stronger prevention, a well funded health nurse program, and higher overall prosperity tied to health, while denouncing the rival town’s attitudes and stagnation.
A quirky local note describes a spinster of corti nee who, when asked if she read Aesop's fables, let friends wonder aloud that she had indeed read them when they first appeared, sparking gentle amusement.
A 15 year old Hammond Indiana boy, Green Hensen, ran away to enlist at fourteen and served in France. He claims Pershing sent him back after a long search. He spent Christmas on shipboard and says he has gone over the top 12 times. Parents spent a large sum seeking him.
In Marshfield County Court probate, administrator John Seubert seeks approval of his administration and a sale hearing. An order fix es time and place for examining and allowing accounts and assigning residue, with notice to interested parties by publication in the Marshfield Times for three weeks prior to the hearing. Dated January 14, 1903.
Notich is hereby given that at the term of the County Court of Wood County Wisconsin the application of Ernestina Michaelis for administrator of the estate of Clyde Leonhardt will be heard at the City Hall in Marshfield. All claims against the deceased must be presented before the 20th day of March or be barred. Dated January 7, 1919. Conway County I Pha. & BT Williams, Attorneys.
An accident on Sheridan Road near Highland Park left a man dead and a woman injured. Witnesses describe a high speed collision at the Right Park vicinity, with one vehicle overturning and a ruptured rib injury reported for a passenger.
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois recalls severe indigestion constipation headaches and dizziness before Chamberlains Tablets. She says one bottle cured her and she now feels like a different person, with better rest and energy.
Wartime Wisconsin notes include releases from German prisons, honors for soldiers like Allen L. Atwater, and memorial services. Reports mention Beeland Benedict He Clarke, and marshalling of veterans, with local actions on water works and power dam projects.
A quotation attributed to James Freeman Clarke contrasts levels of effort. It states that he who is something will do something, he who is more will do more, and he who is most will do most.
The Enquirer contends the ideal spouse archetype remains unattainable as the Perfect Husband is perpetually wed to another woman and the Perfect Wife likewise married to someone else, illustrating enduring marital irony.
A brief health note urges parents to watch for the first symptom hoarseness and administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy immediately. The advice emphasizes prompt and effective relief for croup symptoms.
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