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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
3
A garbled historical column critiques American pessimism and wartime leadership, referencing the Treasury, government, and signals of national resolve. It mentions liberty, confidence tests, and the struggle between isolationist moods and decisive policy, with hints of political tension and calls to finish the effort.
In a messy transfer note the United States provides 16.5 million in vans to Italy as part of a broader aid package. The ledger shows a new total credit line near 8.857 billion, with references to March and related materiel, naming unclear locations and agencies.
An old advertisement extols Vinol as a tonic for weak nervous men and women. It claims beef and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates are uniquely powerful and includes testimonial-like quotes from Detroit and Texas readers about improved appetite strength and reduced nervousness.
An unclear passage discusses anxiously the timing of a gentile evolution and a two country issue. It mentions adherence to a spirit and a gentlemanly stance, and hints at nonpublic restraints and policy stances amid a detterte matter and standings.
A garbled 19th century report notes Dr Michaelis losing his post in Berlin during a period of political instability. It mentions resignation after a dispute within the Prussian judiciary and a move by the Winks group, with references to Panmerinia and Trem. The fragment hints at a high level clerical or academic dismissal and a reshuffle in governing bodies.
The trial in the district court was postponed to a later date as Judge John Q. Pollack weighs defense requests to quash indictments. The jury was not sworn when the postponement was announced after a brief session.
Postmaster Janes Walsh of Dodge County and resident Marinette figure among brief items. Tributes note deaths including Jackson of Marinette and Meves of Sheboygan. Local updates cover fowl regulations, fires, school moves, and court dates for Berger and Arnold. Military notes mention Camp Merritt and Albert Chateau Thierry, with local figures like Rev. Berger and Louis Arnold.
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