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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
3
A historic quotation attributed to Stephen Decatur emphasizes patriotism with the line our country right or wrong. The excerpt reflects 19th century nationalistic sentiment and enduring debates on patriotism and foreign policy.
A London Rhodes lecture argues the United States may join the war effort, building a large navy and army. Lord Rosebery warns that peace with guarantees requires force, while Americans see the need to secure a material guarantee of peace, reflecting the era’s militarist tension.
The proposal to designate a yearly National Cheese Day gains traction among Green County cheese men centered in Monroe and Wisconsin dealers. Proponents argue the U S cheese industry, though growing rapidly, needs broader domestic demand. supporters note cheese can substitute meat in tight times and boost regional incomes from sizable annual sales.
The Rhinelander III reports five arrests on drunkenness charges, reflecting ongoing local enforcement. Merchants anticipate a cold season as they stock heavy winter foods, a weather pattern that may divide readers but cheers grocers and traders.
A L Hutchinson of Weyauwert announces a new magazine titled The Trail that will spread his wealth limit idea by advocating no individual may accumulate more than one million dollars with excess wealth directed to the state He also seeks abolition of the death penalty universal suffrage and equal justice for all readers are told in his stated aims printed in the prospectus.
Mr. Hutchinson, an insurance agent, regularly visits Marshfield for business and his new magazine has drawn favorable comments from many local friends.
Health editor cautions that pneumonia rivals tuberculosis as a leading cause of death, especially among the elderly and infants. Precautionary advice includes avoiding exposure to cold and wet, ensuring fresh air in homes and public spaces, proper nutrition, sleep, and medical care for diseased tonsils and adenoids to strengthen children and reduce epidemic risk.
United States Marines at the recruit depot in Port Royal will celebrate Thanksgiving with a traditional menu served to all Marines worldwide. The feast includes cream of tomato soup lobster salad roast turkey with chestnut dressing cranberry sauce giblet gravy olives celery cold boiled ham mashed potatoes candied sweet potatoes assorted chocolate drops nuts raisins oranges apples pumpkin pie mince pie cigarettes fruit cake cigars bread butter coffee cider and more.
Eight hundred thirteen railroad workers including brakemen conductors engineers firemen and switchmen have enlisted in the United States Marine Corps during fiscal years 1913 1914 and 1915, according to the three annual recruiting statement just released.
The Sage voices strong anti athletic emphasis in town as a local football clash between the first station team and Burnville draws a wary crowd. He rails against modern physical education while a younger spectator invites the offer of a free ride to the game, promising a big turnout for Burnville.
If you are troubled with sour stomach you should eat slowly and mastivate your food thoroughly, then take one of Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after supper. Obtainable everywhere.
The annual sale and supper by Immanuel's Lutheran church women drew large crowds at the school hall from five o'clock onward. The event ran Wednesday and Thursday with crowds turning away at times, and the sale cleared a little over 500 dollars for church use.
A quotation attributes value to bold ideas over constant rest, praising planners and visionaries. It emphasizes that action driven by a scheme or idea is preferable to perpetual inactivity, as reflected in Les le M. Shaw's line.
Funny, blunt remarks from a 1920s style column touch on patience, taxes, marriage, and social quirks. Bits joke about egg roosters, hats, and car ads while pondering silence, anger, fairness, and urban manners. Notable lines reference common people, clever gags, and everyday absurdities with a rustic, humorous tone.
Mrs M A Harenison, age 81 of Greenville South Carolina, reports Vincl restored strength, appetite, and reduced nervousness. The ad praises Vincl as a delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil and guarantees it helps run down weak conditions and for chronic coughs and colds. Sexton's Prescription Store promotes the product.
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