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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
4
A humorous reflection on a man misjudging a conversation and the value of simplicity versus wealth. The writer notes their innocence in not naming him and jokes that while simplicity is valuable, they’d still prefer wealth. A quip on a woman’s youth being tied to appearance unless laundry reveals otherwise.
Management presents official German war films approved by Berlin's General Staff. Baron Edmund von Rakowski explains scenes from battles, fortifications, and army life, showing Liege, Antwerp, Osterlitz, Mass bridge blows, and Kaiser directed campaigns. Through moving images, the program portrays war’s real life and scope.
In Farm and Fireside D S Burch explains materials for lasting fence posts and minimal cost. He argues treated posts resist decay best, detailing effective methods and practical guidance for choosing durable fencing.
A Texas homeseeker reveals how he obtained free creosoted railroad ties from discarded ties by having a section boss save them. Over two years he fenced 640 acres with cross fences, using the salvaged ties as posts. He trimmed rot and selected strong posts, noting tires that seemed soft dried and proved sturdy after drying.
Bishop RG Weller of Fond du Lac preached at St Alban’s Episcopal church on the theme that truth and right must prevail like Paul’s conversion. He linked the biblical Saul to Paul and urged that God’s law governs despite opposition. The service was crowded and Weller spoke at three services before leaving for Stevens Point.
An encampment of the Sensor plans to receive a charter possibly March 11 at city hall. George W. Palmer of Eau Claire says 25 to 30 active sons of Civil War veterans plus as many associates are expected. Notables from several posts will muster, with a banquet promised. Members may still sign up that night.
An aged lady and a child driving horse are offered for sale as perfectly gentle. The Rensselaer Republican notes the unusual classified ad asking who desires such a companion and asset.
A remark questions giving England a bundle worth £9 as a present, suggesting recipients may display outdated flags lacking proper star counts and regulator numbers, raising compliance worries about official symbols.
J. W. Sexson of Montevallo Missouri praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saying customers are pleased and request it again. For sale by all dealers. The note notes the product’s reputation and confidence in its effectiveness despite minor typographical distortions in the source.
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