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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
3
A historic quotation attributed to Stephen Decatur emphasizes unwavering patriotism with the line about the nation being right when in intercourse with foreign nations, while acknowledging potential faults.
Bouck White, pastor of the Social Revolution church, jailed a month and fined $1000 for burning the American flag and several others. He argued the act symbolized melting flags for world brotherhood, while a judge urged loyalty and warned against disloyal tendencies. The piece reflects on patriotism and the Roosevelt era stance on American ideals.
A reflective verse notes the master of tasks asking what a person did with the day. It contrasts labor, honest effort, and the value of helping friends with the idea that one cannot fully catch up in life, like living up to a schoollike standard. John D. Wells is cited from The Buffalo News.
A sophomore notes a school bird class organized by General Science and Botany groups. Pupils observed twenty three bird varieties in one hour with field glasses, noting tail twitches and cheery songs while condemning bird shooting and urging stricter laws.
A collage of opinion excerpts from Wisconsin papers mocks McGovern and Goodland while noting party tensions. Editorials urge unity at Chicago convention, discuss McGovern’s Republican bid, and comment on public figures and policy debates amid the June mood in Wisconsin.
A fragmented feature covers Mrs. J Gentle's kidney pill endorsement and a series of quotes on land, honesty, and work. The piece weaves testimonials about relief from urinary and back pain with public speeches urging perseverance, diligence, and fair dealing.
A Louisville Courier Journal verse references a dog's steadfast love despite human coldness. It mentions Advertised letters and lists names such as Britany Hubbard, Mrs Clayton, Jos Raaner, Mrs Ed, IReima Sam l, Sweering H, Sa ricki G, Walker Mr Claire, implying personal notices or mail metadata amid a sentimental poetical piece.
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