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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
12
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for colds and coughs. It promises relief from feverish symptoms and suggests immediate use to speed recovery, claiming the product fights germs and soothes inflamed membranes.
A pharmacy emphasizes meticulous care in compounding and dispensing. It pledges to ensure drug purity, absolute accuracy, and faithful fulfillment of orders for safe, reliable prescriptions.
The article reports Mayor Thompson praising The Battle Cry of Peace shown at the Adler and Olympic theatres. He commends Commodore Blickon for the photosteped educational value, urging all residents to view the film and recognize its patriotic message and call for preparedness. Matinees are planned daily.
A call to readers to place wants and sales notices in these columns. The notice emphasizes all listings remain active and invites public participation to inform communities about items for sale through the paper’s medium.
Springfield writer A. Lerche promotes Rexall Orderlies as a simple remedy for blues and constipation. He claims the laxative eases nervousness and upset, urging people to carry a box and take it at onset of symptoms, calling it a regular antidote for the blues.
The Unique presents a plural weekly program starting tonight with His Wife starring Geraldine O'Brien. Friday features William Fox's Princess Romanoff with Nance O Neill. Saturday shows The She Devil and Cub comedy. Sunday matinee and night offer The Bait and a later headliner war films from the French government. Matinee Monday at four o clock and two night shows. prices ten and fifteen cents.
Linque manager C W Tuer announces changes in music staff for The Spring Maid at Adler theater. D J Fluke family replaces Vinke duo. Glen Dudking and partner join Unique stage. Week features Marguerite Clark Wildflower and Emmy Wehlen Tables Turned, with The Bargain and At Bay as add ons.
The paper highlights a bustling wanted section with many bargains and exchanges for local readers. Shoppers can find a variety of items and deals showcased by neighbors looking to trade or sell.
A farmer from Wapshends Ohio credits Vinol with curing a grippe lingering cough and nervous weakness. He claims the tonic rebuilt his health and cured his cough and nervousness, endorsing Vinol as all it claims. Sexton's Prescription Store promotes Vinol as a constitutional remedy for weak run-down conditions and chronic coughs.
The Armory Sunday high ten in Company A's regimental shoot included Sergt. W Mittlesteadt and Sergt. W Mueller among others with multiple privates named. Emil Arendt was hospitalized Friday for appendicitis and is recovering. Miss Grace Burns is visiting Sextonville. Mrs. L. E. Colvin travels to Grand Rapids for a weekend visit. Beatrice Burns accompanies her sister Alice Burns returning to Colby after visiting.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a rural delivery assignment becoming a social moment as a man is told he will serve as the rural free delivery carrier, prompting humorous chatter about the post office and crowds.
A collage of quotations from Disraeli Swift and others on living for the day and simple routines. Humorous anecdo tes about breakfast and servants reflect London papers’ wit and social manners.
A New York Independent description portrays a roving Chilean thief figure called the roto Chilean or heoken Chilean. It questions national character, notes poverty and crime, and warns that he will steal from homes with a long jointed wire as a tool.
The Kansas City Star quotes Arthur Guitermann listing poetic admonitions. He urges poets not to see themselves as poets or linger with writers, reject notions of poetic license, and avoid archaic spellings or cliches. He mocks hymns to Pan and urges originality over common trends.
A century back the U S Navy on the Atlantic coast comprised 33 vessels with 27 in commission. It listed a dozen first class ships, frigates and sloops of war, some carrying up to 74 guns. Steam warships neared with a Fulton designed steam battery nearing completion, poised to transform naval warfare.
A garbled dialogue fragment notes a couple's divorce or separation amid a playful debate on misunderstandings. The text includes a messenger boy and a punchy exchange about heroism on the villas trail, referencing the Pittsburgh Post.
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