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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
6
An advertisement urges readers to request details about Triumph Pills from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. It claims irregularity or delay are possible if purchased elsewhere and offers free information by mail.
The Wood County Food Administration lists maximum retail prices for staples like potatoes butter eggs beef pork veal sheep hides chickens and flour guidance on carry plans cash discounts delivery charges and limits on sugar and flour sales. It urges public cooperation and warns that evasion may bring federal investigation and prosecution.
Paris reports German troops attempted to cross the Matz near the Oise but were halted by French fire. In separate actions north of Gentis and Vinly region, French forces captured 100k severle prisoners and several machine guns amid ongoing clashes. British raids southwest of Mor ris yielded 28 prisoners and three machine guns as Haig notes heavy artillery activity.
French war office reports the fourth German offensive ended in a grave defeat with heavy losses. French lines claim gains near Nivray and in the Gentis, Dammard, and Vinty sectors, including 70 prisoners and several machine guns. British raiders across the Somme region net 28 prisoners and three machine guns.
Doctor Carlos Lopez Bustamanti arrives in Washington with alleged documents on U-boat bases along the Venezuelan coast. He recounts torture and imprisonment, accuses Venezuelan officials of pro-German leanings, and notes U.S. monitoring of a Venezuelan party led by a government agent named Esquilla Vivas. The piece mentions a controversial exiled editor and a tense political climate.
Irene and Margaret Peterson, teen sisters in Pearl Harbor Alaska, have run a two stamp mill for four years with their mother as sole helper. They hail from John G Peterson and Mrs Peterson, pioneer miners who acquired Pearl Harbor properties 25 years ago. The sisters are skilled in mining tasks from sharpening steel to shoeing mules and plan to expand to a five stamp mill.
Fred Esser of Sedulla, Missouri, allegedly yelled support for the Kaiser saying he is for Germany and against Uncle Sam. Fifteen minutes later he began a 16 month county jail sentence for unpatriotic remarks. He is married with a family. Thrift and patriotism are linked.
A brief health note explains sour stomach as a mild indigestion caused by fast or excess eating or unsuitable foods. It advises eating slowly chewing well eating little meat and avoiding supper and suggests taking Chamberlains Tablets to aid digestion if symptoms occur.
Every Saturday at the Soo Ling Yard Marshfield Poultry House phone 281. Arte.
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