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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
3
A fragmented 1976 notice from Marshfield warns readers about advertising or promotions linked to a thief incident. The text is garbled and offers no concrete names, dates, or locations beyond Marshfield, leaving readers unsure about the target or outcome of the report.
A historical quotation extols national loyalty with the line Our Country in her intercourse with foreign nations may she always be in the right but our country right or wrong. The phrase echoes patriotic sentiment and the idea of national duty over external perception.
A historical piece argues for national preparedness and a strong army and navy. It critiques pacifist motives and warns against war sentiment being driven by munition interests, while noting shifts in public views over the past year and references to “Uncle Sam” and broader U S security concerns.
Cumberland reader Mrs D W Kerns shares relief from a nervous breakdown after using Vinci. She reports restored appetite and sleep, improved strength, and urges other anxious women to try the oil-free cod liver tonic that promises healthy blood and digestion. Lenton's Prescription Store endorses the product.
A column argues the United States is unprepared to enforce demands and defend borders. It urges honest peace preparation over pork barrelling, strong national police, and vigilance to keep two Americas secure while others mind their own.
The Soo line dredge and ditching equipment from Annesville is moved to the Portage branch to clear ditches toward Portage. After a week the apparatus will transfer to the main north of the Sno line to avert flooding. precautions are taken to keep ditches clear. Stev ens Point Journal. Husting no pussyfoot senator husting stands for Wisconsin and American interests. LaCrosse Leader Press. A Chicago judge who ruled Bacon wrote Shakespeare may need to cite his authorities.
A brief note questions renewed warnings that coal prices could rise, recalling earlier cycles and editorials about market drivers, supply constraints, and policy shifts affecting energy costs.
The notice promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes or use in a foot bath for rest and comfort of tired swollen feet. It claims relief from corns and bunions and prevents blisters and sore spots. Suitable for dancing parties and breaking in new shoes. Sold everywhere for 2ic. Address Allen 3 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
The Marinette Eagle Star riffs on favorite sons and presidential chances as readers mock vain claims. It notes Wisconsinites face a field where Senator ImPolynomial’s prospects rival Bryan or Fairbanks, and urges sending more delegates.
An array of clipped opinions from Wisconsin papers rails at seed costs, war policy, and national leadership. Editors criticize factions opposing Wilson and Roosevelt, urge unity, and warn against domestic unrest while noting industry and rail men. The voices reflect wartime anxiety, rhetoric, and calls for civic resolve.
Oshkosh Northwestern notes that Senator Husting of Wisconsin gains attention for his outspoken stance on neutrality and readiness to act. The piece argues that genuine resolve and clear views could propel him to greater public support and potential nomination, shaping Democratic considerations in coming contests.
A fragmented 19th century note from Clinton, Hlanding Springs, Ata, extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough. It claims many babies contracted the disease but recovered quickly after using the remedy. The spelling is garbled but suggests wide availability.
A Marshfield scrubwoman writes to deny a reported union and wage increase plan. She states no agreement has been entered and urges readers not to take the rumor seriously. She notes daily work at 15 cents an hour and defends workers against the editor's interpretation. April 27.
Mrs. Anna Kadin of Spencport New York states Chamberlains Tablets have given her lasting relief from years of stomach trouble despite trying many remedies. She highly values the medicine and notes it has brought comfort. Obtainable everywhere.
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