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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1917
Page
6
Wallace Arthur Rowell Duty to Help Country Significance
The fragment indicates Wallace Arthur Rowell had a duty to help his country, suggesting a patriotic or civic context tied to his actions or recognition in a historical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Arthur Rowell
GREEN VALLEY NOTES AND LOCAL EVENTS
Auburndale Wiss Scott Rahcock and others secure from land company a new team of mares. Smoky Hill workers back on site. Swan Mareen injured, later fatal. Local farming, cattle, and weather notes amid small-town updates. Magazine editor Sam Clark indicted in Fargo for postal law violation with associate Crockara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Sam Clark
Jim Jam Jems
C. H. Crockara
Federal Grand Jury
Fargo
Farmers wives to hold canning bees in June and August
The department of farmers institutes plans afternoon only canning institutes with lectures by Nellie Maxwell of Neenah and Laura Breese of Waukesha. Communities may host in public buildings or private homes. petitions and committees arrange local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Farmers’ Institutes
Nellie Maxwell
Neenah
Laura B. Breese
Waukesha
Canning Institutes
College of Agriculture
Madison
How a submarine reveals itself in surface and subsurface limits
A submarine reveals its presence by surface wake and surface disturbances visible from air or observers. The U 53 could travel seventy miles submerged, but most subs cannot stay under long due to battery recharging needs. Oil engines recharge batteries on the surface, limiting underwater endurance.
Open Windows Cut Death Rate Open Windows
The piece argues that closing windows raises death rates as indoor air worsens, affecting diseases like tuberculosis diphtheria measles scarlet fever whooping cough pneumonia influenza and other infectious colds. It calls air spread via sneezing coughing and spitting and urges fresh air day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feu
Hat in mud reveals toppled man under it
Amar finds a hat in a muddy backyard and, when he lifts it, discovers a man buried up to his ears in mud. The victim protests in shock as the rescuer realizes the depth of the mud and that the man is trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amar
Deen
Town and Country Should Raise More Poultry
Government urges households to start poultry flocks to save money and boost food supplies during wartime. Advisory posters from agricultural experiment station claim home egg production lowers family expenses and frees commercial poultry for others, appealing women and youth to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of Poultry
Agricultural Experiment Station
War Lovers Board Up Waiting Hearts in Ohio
Two young American women returning to Medina from Cleveland express pride in fiancé and sweetheart sacrifices as war calls. Charles P Donahue told his fiancée Myra Averill to postpone their wedding to enlist, while his friend Paul Bowman vows to fight for Old Glory and asks Nora Good if she will wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Medina
Ciist
Sam
Charles P Donahue
Myra Averill
Donahue
Paul Bowman
Nora Good i
Copper Substitution in Wisconsin Decorative Metalwork
The University of Wisconsin explores soft steel and iron as partial substitutes for copper in decorative metals due to high copper prices. Steel costs about 14 cents a pound and, for many uses, performs as well or better than copper, though it lacks the red-gold luster, possible with a silver burnish or paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
A Symbol of Health in Ancient Pythagorean Belief
A discussion notes that five pointed stars once symbolized health among ancient Greeks in Ancies and that a red five pointed star on each Chamberlain's Tablets package continues this legacy. The ad claims quick relief from indigestion biliousness and constipation and urges purchase from any druggist with availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancies
Greece
Chamberlain
Rev Kelly to Preach at Auburndale
Rev T Harry Kelly of Marshfield will preach Thursday evening at 8 15 in the school house inviting all. He is a forceful speaker and topics are enjoyable to hear. A cordial invitation extended to all to come hear Mr Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Harry Kelly
Marshfield
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the Times
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Vicinity
G. E. Grob
Surance
Fred Brayback
Wisconsin
Auburndale House
Conrad Heeg & Sons
State Bank
Marquette, Mich
Jefferson Bar
United States Army
Green Valley
H. Mr. Jones
Auburndale, Wiss
Scott Rahcockers
M Proud
Johny Munatk
Leavy Bay Mares
Toth
H. M. Jones
J. A. Kedakte
Smoky Hill
Hergnann Certelix
Swan Mareen
Witter
Vande Waal
Gertie Preys
Berty
She- Hoya
Andrew
Johanma Munnik
Cervany
Ling
Pleasant View
Joe Sitka
Sibera
United States Marine Corps
Port Royal
8. C
Sherman
Warayve
Rev. Kelly
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