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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
3
A famous quotation expresses devotion to country with a caveat about foreign relations. It frames loyalty as absolute publicly while noting political complexity and duty to critical judgment. The line has been cited in historical contexts to discuss patriotism and national policy.
The Adler theater presents five acts of The Girl from the Golden West with an all star cast. The production, described as a remarkable dramatic success, features mining country scenes and the hardships of its inhabitants. The film promises intense action throughout. Silver Threads Among the Gold.
A featured program at the Adler includes Madame Petrova in My Madonna with a Thursday evening showing plus a Saturday calendar portrait offer for ticket buyers. Sunday showcases The Gold Rooster tale Nedra in five parts with George Burr McCutcheon’s famed novel adapted for the screen starring George Probert Fania Marinoff and Margaret Greene.
On Friday evening at the Unique theater the William Fox photoplay The Plunderer will be shown. A romance of the lure of yellow gold, it promises thrills for magic film fans. the principal role is played by the actor in the title part.
The Unique screens The Five Faults of Flo with Florence LaBadie as heroine and The Miracle of Life starring Margarita Fischer in Mutual Masterpicture features. The program also includes Farnum in a bare knuckle battle reel and an afternoon matinee.
An old advertisement extols patenting ideas as a metaphor for flour profits and urges readers to ask their grocer for Pearl Patent flour from Cer eal Mills Co. Phone No. 224. The copy hints at sourcing flour in carload shipments from the mill at Wausau.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea touted as the best spring remedy to cleanse blood, stomach, and bowels. The ad claims the whole family will be healthier and happier with three or four doses, urging immediate purchase at Sexton's Prescription Store for 35 cents.
An advertisement claims a lip language correspondence course trains the deaf to read speech, promising comfortable conversation without devices. It offers a first lecture outline for $1 and directs readers to the School of Lip Language in Kansas City Missouri.
An advertising pitch promotes unrestricted smoking with a cheeky jab at two comeback brands. The tagline implies enduring enjoyment backed by a confident stance from P A and RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co in Winston Salem North Carolina.
A preliminary high school declamatory contest in Spencer selects Miss Constance Welch for first, with Miss Marie Mc Donald and Miss Call Eyans in second and third. Judges include Mrs. Poll ard and Mrs. Andrews, plus Misses Sexton and Marsh and Attorney Wayne Deming. Tomorrow the boys contest features Weerener, Upham, Connor, Doege, Bly, Ballam, and Verhulss.
Marshfield High School lyceum course nears its end with the Smith Spring Holmes orchestral quintet performing at the Adler theater next Tuesday evening. The program features trombone and cornet selections, duets, cello solos, saxophone pieces, readings, and pianologues. Several members have headlined solo engagements before large audiences across the country.
North Nasonville dispatch reports a baby boy born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Gustave Pashke. The note lists Joseph Stine Jr and 2nd Anton Sum as names connected to the birth.
A schoolteacher from Alburtis Pa describes severe fatigue and sleeplessness. After using Vinci cod liver and iron tonic her appetite improved within a week and she could sleep through the night. The ad promotes Vinci for weakened run-down conditions and bronchial troubles.
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