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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
8
The author argues that after the armistice many neglect public duty to maintain national fitness. Leaders should model steadfast resolve, and individuals must act at home to improve personal health through dental care, removing disease, improving feet, and persistent exercise to strengthen the body.
An old price sheet lists items such as potatoes butter beef pork veal live weight dressed per hundredweight and hides with scattered figures and units. It includes chickens flour feed and grain items, though many values are garbled or incomplete.
In Pinehurst North Carolina the international hooting tour attracts notable competitors including top pilots and teams. Event organizers report strong turnout and competitive performances across multiple categories with several contestants earning medals.
A burly man with a Sporting rifle leads chained dogs to a city pound. A ragged boy pleads for mercy as the mayor’s orders drive a slaughter of the animals. The last dog, the laughing face, dies as a shot rings out. From Life.
Cause of headache often traced to a sour stomach or constipation. Chambers tablets are recommended to correct the condition. They are easy to take and mild in effect, with many reporting permanent relief after use.
A Boston Globe essay describes a subconscious internal alarm clock that nudges a person to restrain temper. It compares the mind to an inner reminder system that signals restraint when rage looms, suggesting practice with this interior clock can curb rash behavior.
Clyde Conklin was sentenced by Circuit Judge Kirwan in Sheboygan to a year at Green Bay reformatory after confessing to forging two checks. Various local items follow from La Crosse to Two Rivers, including church appointments, bank robbery attempts, wolf sightings in Rock County, a deportment of public works, and community drives for war orphans and school programs.
The document lists disbursements and balances for School District No. 1 including salaries for April for several staff members, various vendor payments for supplies and services, and interest on bonds. It shows a final balance of 79,918.35 and notes the clerk as Pp. Kraus with date May 1, 1919.
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