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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1916
Page
3
Historical motto attributed to Stephen Decatur urging national pride while acknowledging the caveat of remaining vigilant about right and wrong in international affairs. This compact quotation reflects enduring themes of patriotism and critical duty in governance.
In a committee conference a compromise was reached on a package combining elements of the Chamber Jain and May bills. The plan aims to extend a program and avoid opposition from populist factions. The article notes concerns about congressional action and public support for decisive measures.
A fragmented late edition column parodies wartime bias attributing blame to enemies and praising English actions while mockingly noting how disasters are framed. It mentions Memorial Day, flag changes, and looming pressures from leaders Carranza Obregon Will Fray, with shots at Oshkosh and general unrest, ending in a wry, unfinished verse.
The notice emphasizes using the freshest compounds to ensure purity and full efficacy of medications. It encourages patients to have all prescriptions filled at their establishment, highlighting freshness as the key to optimal results.
Wisconsin communities weigh infant mortality in Baby Week plans after New Zealand cuts infant deaths. Fond du Lac and Waupun study health records to learn how care and maternal support reduce deaths. Dr Dorothy Reed Mendenhall notes seasonal patterns and the need for better prenatal and home care in industrial cities and rural towns.
A voter poll among Clib une members shows a straw vote with candidates Mughos Roogeveib Cummins and noncommittals. The piece weaves political chatter about Republican presidential hopefuls and a cultural aside on the song When My Ship Comes In, reflecting hopeful fantasies amid party considerations. The excerpt mentions Roosevelt Cummins and Burton Lavollette as figures in the discussion and cites a Topeka State Journal context.
A garbled dialogue shows two youths on a fence debating swimming at a creek and dodging chores while adults loom in the background, including a clash of political shibboleths and campaign chatter interwoven with casual child play.
The Record-Battle explores protectionist views on tariffs and cheap goods, questioning the impact on the American market. It references hardheaded voters, trust relations, and a criticized defense by Senator Herlinge while hinting at shifting times when reform may emerge.
A weekly USDA bulletin on the clover-flower midge is released today. Farmers troubled by clover seed should request it. The Wausau Record-Herald notes a bid for meditation by Wilhelm. Cre Rentleman’s activities are questioned as rail crossing accidents rise in Marshfield.
The fragment notes Edison has declared for Roosevelt amid a political climate where locals discuss a mechanic testing a car's idle behavior and neighbors share opinions on the running condition.
German Americans in Oshkosh Northwestern report on the wartime stance of German descent citizens. Henry Weisman, president of the German American Society of New Year, urges unity and loyalty to the American flag even amid war with Germany. He argues German Americans are integral to the nation and should not fear political exploitation. The piece notes their patriotism remains intact as they balance heritage with duty to America.
Hamilton Holt leads parifists urging President Wilson toward peace setting. Hathein Derby aims to escape obscurity that looms as a deeper threat to his standing.
Letter laments a National Highways map failing to show Marshfield between Milladere and Seren and questions who represents the Trail in this session. The writer urges correction before another map is issued, noting local businesses already highlighting a missing Marshfield on the route and proposing consultation with officials to secure proper recognition.
Mrs Anna Kadin of Siericoport New York says Chamberlains Tablets have done wonders for her long standing stomach trouble giving positive relief after trying many remedies. She highly values Chamberlains Tub. obtainable everywhere.
Damage estimated at 300 dollars occurred at Zion Lutheran Church in Colby when a chimney blew over and collapsed the roof. The steamship Kirby was sunk on Lake Superior with a loss of 24 tires. Hatley Thorp Bauv Claire and Stanley faced fires. Sweden advanced its clocks by an hour.
A collage of quotes from multiple papers criticizes leadership and preparedness in wartime. References span Roosevelt silence, peace talks, and Bushiers on domestic politics while noting public attitudes toward war, tariffs, and international relations.
A lone cadet stands at attention as a flag passes, offering a quiet tribute to liberty. The act, described by an officer, reflects culture and respect amid a Memorial Day observance in Wisconsin. Mentions of a 1916 memorials note and a 2 state meeting of progressives appear in the surrounding text.
The Milwaukee Journal piece laments German language papers in the United States for discrediting U S officials over the Lusitania and Sussex incidents. It argues their propaganda harms Germany American ties, urges responsible reporting, and calls for leaders who put country ahead of politics, referencing Jefferson County Union’s patriotism plea.
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