Marshfield Times Warns Against Fraudulent Ads
The Marshfield Times states it does not accept fraudulent advertising and prints every ad with confidence in the advertiser. Readers are asked to report any advertiser failure to honor representations, urging prompt notice of misrepresentations.
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Marshfield Times
Limes
la Fallette
Blease
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Taft
Chippewa Falls
Janesville Ganette
Our Country Right or Wrong Quote Echoes Decatur Motto
A historic quotation attributed to Stephen Decatur expresses a steadfast national sentiment, asserting that unyielding patriotism remains loyal to the country even amid foreign entanglements or complex diplomacy. The phrase has echoed in debates over policy and national identity.
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Stephen Decatur
Giving Itself Away The Free Press Uncovers War Conspiracy Tale
The Milwaukee Free Press published a sensational dispatch claiming an Allied plot to conquer America, aided by Germany France and Russia. The paper doubts the tale but raises questions on preparedness and editorial responsibility, while noting political shifts and wartime tensions.
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Milwaukee Free Press
America
England
Germany
France
Russia
Free Press
Tree Press
United States
Fren Press
Record of 1915 safety gains on the Omaha rail line
The Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railway cites a 1915 record of handling 5067.87 passengers with no severe injuries. It credits teamwork and its Safety First campaign. The note adds 28 trespasser deaths on the system, signaling riding safety versus walking danger.
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Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Safety First
The Hysterical Hens in Congress and Wilson’sUS Policy
President Wilson appears to have navigated a political moment as senate resolutions moved to roll call. The piece claims Americans prefer strong patriotism over anti patriotic sentiment and mocks congressional debate about china eggs and party behavior.
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Wilson
Congress
Nanning
China
Senate
Temperament In Cows Provokes Practical Jests
A Toledo Blade piece cites a Wisconsin woman claiming cows are temperamental and jokes about face curtains for dairy work. It recalls a tense encounter with a mother goat and notes a doctor’s curiosity about the scars from a wire fence incident.
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Wisconsin
Sears
Three Senators Lose Presidential Hopes in Senate Vote
The senate vote quickly removes three Republican presidential possibilities Borah Cummins and Sherman from the field. The Wausau Record-Herald remarks they are not fit for the presidency or Republican leadership and calls it fortunate they betrayed their shortcomings as senators rather than as nation’s rulers.
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Senate
United States
Borah
Cummins
Sherman
Republican Party
Wausau Record-Herald
Rank Foolishness Stated About Colds and Remedy
A reader condemns the claim that colds do not result from cold weather as foolish. It argues cold conditions foster colds and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, noting long-standing endorsement and wide availability.
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Galdy
Gossiping Patriot Sees Gore Charged With Slander
Milwaukee Journal denounces a United States senator for relaying a tale that accuses the president of courting war. The piece questions Gore's patriotism and judgment, calling his actions a reckless, false story fed to the unthinking by those seeking mischief. It condemns his influence against America.
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United States
Senator Gore
Congress
Gore
Clore
America
Mr. Gore
Milwaukee Journal
Green Bay seeks repeal of one buck deer law
Citizens from Green Bay urge Governor Philipp to call a special session to repeal the one buck deer restriction. A petition with over 1000 signatures argues the rule harms game, allows does to be killed en masse, wastes carcasses, and increases wolf predation by making bucks and does indistinguishable during running. Similar petitions come from Marinette and other cities.
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Green Bay
RE. L. Philipp
Madison
Marinette
Sign of Good Digestion
In cheerful old ladies good digestion is shown. If digestion is impaired or meals are not relished, take Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach improve digestion and cause a gentle bowel movement. Obtainable everywhere.
Ratto Delights Adler Theater Crowd With Impersonations
Joan 8. Ratto’s Thursday evening performance at the Adler theater charmed a fair audience. His rapid makeup changes and impersonations of nationalities drew hearty laughter, with stories earning wide applause. Critics deem him a class by himself as March 28 ushers in the Smith-Spring-Holmes Orchestral Quintet, a premier act for the course.
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Mr. Ratto
Joan
Ratto
Adler Theater
John B. Ratto
Spring blood and bowel cleanse remedy advised for family
Mothers are urged to give the family a thorough spring cleaning with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the best spring remedy. The ad claims better health, happier mood, improved color, and overall wellness after cleansing the stomach and bowels, selling at 35 cents from Sexton's Prescription Store.
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Hollister
Sexton
Americans urged to shelve rights and avoid armed merchant ships
Mr. Bryan stated on Monday night that Americans should set aside their rights and stay off armed merchant ships, urging caution amid tensions at sea and advocating safe maritime conduct. The remark underscores calls for restraint in wartime logistics and civilian risk minimization.
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Mr. Bryan
Politically speaking a parade of 1912 era views and notices
An aggregation of quotes from various papers on Bryan Taft Wilson and Ford with local notices from Richfield. The item lists community events and personalities, including anniversaries, club meetings, social events, and a fire rescue at Carl Leudticke Sr.'s home. It also notes upcoming pie socials, Guernsey club activities, and schoolhouse cooking efforts.
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Hurd
William Burhopp
Demerick
Carl Leudticke, Sr
Cost of high schools in Wisconsin stated by state official
State Superintendent C. P. Cary says the average Wisconsin high school spends about $7,000 annually with a per capita instructional cost around $49. The figures underscore the funding level and efficiency of public secondary education in the state.
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Wisconsin
C. P. Cary
Democratic delegates forecast for Wilson by Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune predicts President Wilson will practically have all the Democratic delegates, signaling strong backing ahead of the party convention.
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Wilson
Chicago Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement affidavit 1886 Toledo
Frank J. Cheney declares his firm F. J. Cheney & Co. will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 1886 before A W Gleason Notary Public. Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A.W. Gleason
F. J, Cheney, & CO
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Milled
Miles
WRK
Louis Blg
Idaho Walls
Idaho
Miles’ Nervine
Prince Albert
Matsin
P. A
Pringe Albert
States
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Mr. Wilson
Baltimore American
George W. Perkins
William H. Taft
Charleston News and Courier
Bryan
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Ford
St.Louis Post-Dispatch
Cole L. Blease
Chicago Herald
Cuba
Waterloo
Houston Post
Albuquerque Journal
Guadeloupe
Colombia
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Canada
Grand Rapids Press
Weyauwega Chronicle
Richfield
St. Patrick’s
I. A. Tuttle
Richfield Ladies Aid
Helen Mechler
Schiller Bros
Virgil Hillar
Mary Hitlar
Incorporated
Weed County
Taylor & Scott CO
Wood County Abstracts
Grand Rapids
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