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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

Page

2

Highlights in war record of 32nd Division

The 32nd Division formed from Wisconsin and Michigan guardsmen rose from 27 000 to about 46 000 by reinforcements. It fought on five fronts from May 1918 to November 1918, defeating 23 German divisions, taking 2 152 prisoners, 2 400 rifles, 200 machine guns, 100 artillery pieces and thousands of rounds. It gained 38 kilometers in four attacks and contributed replacements from every state.

Wisconsin Michigan U8th Artillery Brigade France Union 125Th Infantry Aisne Marne Qisse Meuse-Argonne Mot

Les Terribles of the Allied Front in World War I

The unit fought across Alsace and the Aisne Marne and Meuse Ar gonne campaigns, never yielding ground. It was the first American unit on German soil, broke the Kriemhilde Stellung, fought 20 days straight, and reached the Rhine with the Coblenz bridgehead secured. Known as Les Terribles, it was led by Major Generals William G. Haan and William Lassiter and wore a two barred red arrow insignia.

Alsace Fismes Aisne Marne Mangin Tenth Oise-Aisne Meuse-Argonne Kriemhilde Stellung Rhine Coblenz William G. Haan William Lassiter

Expert advice to motorists beginners by Barney Oldfield

Expert guidance urges drivers to master car control and obey traffic laws. Beginners should practice shifting, use second gear in heavy traffic, stay alert at turns and hills, drive slowly on bridges and narrow roads, keep distance, and stop to assist after accidents. It emphasizes anticipatory driving and courteous, safe behavior on the road.

Safe Driving Advice From Early Automobilist Instructions

The text stresses brake use, distance judgment, and careful operation of cars. It warns against starting with the engine running, ensures the hand brake is released, and cautions about spark retard, battery drain from cranking, and shifting gears only after stopping. It also advises checking gasoline oil and water before trips and avoiding sudden braking on wet pavement.

Aeroplane Components List for Simple Airframe

An early description outlines Materials for a basic non motor aeroplane. It lists nails screws steel stamp 2 turnbuckles veneer wire varnish dope aluminum rubber linen spruce pine ash and other items with quantities in feet pounds gallons and squares. The tone suggests a craft or workshop ledger detailing components for a simple aircraft frame.

Cleanliness Noted At Youth Show Appearance

A Cleveland dealer reports a six year old girl attended a fleet van der Ville performance. The observer recalls the child’s first remark upon seeing Shhincer and comments on her focus on washing herself clean after many shows.

Lova Shhincer Mitch Cleveland Plato

Remedy for Rheumatism Relief by Chamberlains Liniment

Rheumatism causes more pain than any other disease says the article. It notes Chamberlains Liniment as an effective remedy that can relieve pain and restore rest and sleep for sufferers.

Concert Choir Selections Featured by Bartlett Club

The Jean Vocal Solo and Danza selections headline a performance by the Ladies Choral Club directed by Mrs. R. R. Williams with accompanist Miss Gertrude Felker. The Girls Choral Club lists numerous members including Evelyn Berg Gladys Burt Marcia Booth Grace Chilcote Edith Demgen and many others in a society recital.

Burleigh Jean Cudman Guy R. J .Oy Denea Wep L. Denza Ladies Choral Club R. R. Williams Gertrude Felker Evelyn Berg Gladys Burt Marcia Jane Booth Grace Chilcote Edith Demgen Grace Ebhe Carola Edwards Vera Witsgerald Ruth Heaton Edith Hansen Ethel Haight Lillian Jsdack Anna Koenig Maurine Kamps Ruth Lamson Josephine Lange Victoris Mason Annie McCulloch Ruth Milbee Elizabeth Pond Eva Roll Ruth Rossman Ellen Shapiro Florence Shapiro Harriett Strauss Wilma Southard

Wisconsin cheesemakers mapped for 3000 prize haul this season

Wisconsin cheese makers across counties prepare best lots for state prizes at the State Fair and conventions. With 2700 factories, hundreds will enter, hoping for cash awards, silver cups, and other prizes as shipping and curing costs remain small. Entries target May to September with timely shipments to Milwaukee and Monroe conventions.

Wisconsin Wisconsin Cheesemakers Convention Milwaukee Monroe Tull

Naked Truth From Paris By Doughboy

A rough, first person dispatch describes wartime Paris fashion and a battlefield injury. The writer jokes about eye trouble, sketches a scene of scanty dress and high heels, and warns of delayed return home citing shrapnel wounds. He pleads not to tell Mary and ends with a call to join boys and girls clubs for better farming.

Paris Ben France Sargent No Man’s Land Iccree A. Doughboy P. S Mary

Hanging pictures with two hooks for better balance

After spring housecleaning, hang pictures from two hooks to form U shaped wires rather than V. If you haven’t tried it before, you’ll be surprised by the different effect.

Statue clothing raised sacrilege fears in Waukesha parish

St Joseph's members reported a Christ statue used to hold an infantryman's uniform and bayonet, with insignia removed except for enough to show Eighty Fifth Division. A note in Italian claimed the offering honored the soldier's safe return from Europe, suggesting an ancient foreign custom rather than sacrilege. Clothes were handed to Sheriff Redford.

St. Joseph's Waukesha Christ W. G. Miller

Wash a Flag Advice for Fast Color Set

Wash a cotton flag in gasoline and soap to prevent color running. Melt soap in a small amount of water, add gasoline, rise to clean, and hang to dry without wringing.

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