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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
9
In a dim cabin O Dowd and companions confront a dangerous situation. Threats of shooting rise as plans for safe departure unfold while a tense dialogue reveals loyalties and hidden belongings including a tin box and a possible theft.
Barnes helps a distressed Miss Cameron flee Green Fancy after a midnight confrontation. With O Dowd and Loeb guiding a risky plan, they reach Hart's Tavern as dawn nears, while secrets about a jewel theft and a traitor surface, forcing wary allies to split paths before a dangerous train departure.
A shopper recalls a courteous clerk who sought to fulfill a simple soap request and, despite items being out of stock, offered sincere assurance that the product would arrive. The piece argues good service deserves recognition and proscribes urging customers to spread praise for employers who provide attentive help.
The Milwaukee Journal notes that while some employers still fail to raise rewards for highly valuable staff, advertising such workers as eager to serve can improve hiring. The piece suggests personal satisfaction may rise even amid criticism from peers. It also contrasts wage pressures with flour price speculation and calls for income-increasing efforts to meet a strenuous market.
The piece argues wartime price increases reflect labor and material shortages and that farmers gain little while wages lag. Merchants face pressure between rising costs and what customers can pay, with woolen goods and shoes likely still rising. It urges buying now before further hikes in wheat products and apparel.
These tablets are for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. Try them to see what a first class medicine can do. They cost a quarter.
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