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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
7
A fragment discusses health guidance stressing safe mouth practices and sanitary living. It notes tuberculosis bulletins, effects of alcohol on efficiency and longevity, the value of moderate outdoor exercise, dangers of mouth breathing, and smallpox prevention.
Shake into your shoes or footbath to ease painful swollen feet and stop stinging. Allen's Foot-Ease claims instant relief for sweating callous and hot feet and tired aching feet. Sold by merchants. Trial package available. Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy.
Wood County Court in Probate orders Katherine Binder to file and prove her administration of the estate of Lud wig Binder deceased. A hearing is set for October Lithday 1916 at 10 a m in Grand Rapids to examine the account and assign the residue, with notice by three weekly publications in The Marshfield Times.
Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast, safe cure for colds. Claims long use, no narcotics, and wide availability. Promotes it as not experimental and effective for rapid relief.
The Rhinelander News notes labor scarcity amid wages up to 45 dollars monthly with board, as lumber and related industries struggle to hire sufficient workers. Eastern labor, high eastern factory wages, and war impacts reduce available help, while employers push for large crews in the woods this season. Additionally the paper publishes notices of a statewide general election in Wisconsin for November 1916 and local county offices in Wood County.
Milwaukee reporters say Charles E. Hughes drew a small crowd at the Auditorium with scant applause and many leaving the hall after his one hour address. Police prepared for a larger turnout but observed little public enthusiasm compared with Wilson’s visit. The article accuses readers of being misled by party press and urges Hughes to prove his policies in Milwaukee.
The death district of the Western Union Telex Mariners association met Wednesday in Marshfield to discuss topics aimed at more efficient service for the company and better service for the public. Members include district commercial men from Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Merrill Wausau Antigo and Marshfield with district commercial manager M D M. P and other managers and telegraphers.
A field demonstration of stump pulling and land clearing took place at Owen on Saturday hosted by the state university College of Agriculture and manufacturers of blasting powder and stump pulling devices. The Owen Lumber Co farm near the village hosted the event with high explosives used on some stumps and three stump puller types active. Trains brought attendees from distant areas and a roasted ox barbecue was the highlight.
Weighing 640 pounds, the regents of the university visited Marshfield during a public demonstration, hosted by Owen people at Toon. The event highlighted the pRBceain tag and showcased regional interests in higher education outreach.
Winter Lyceum and Entertainment Course opens at Adler theater with five numbers. Redpath Lyceum Bureau presents diverse acts including the Perish Players in three one act plays directed by Miss Katherine Bro, the Ivis Concert company featuring Laura M. Magill, Louise Beaman, and Laura Schneidt, lecturer Clarence Locke Miller with A Prophet of Peace, and The Cathedral Choir performing sacred music with its own organ in early March.
The article highlights Kenny Scotland style songs sung by the Rob Roy quartet in full Highland costume. Hath appears performing Scottish airs with humor and tuneful delivery, including solos duets trios and mojo and ladies quartets.
General F C Winkler writes to the Democratic State Central committee praising President Wilson’s leadership as the Madison platform convention honors him with a resolution. He argues Wilson’s policy follows international law and national interests, urges party unity, and warns against replacing a proven president with an untried successor.
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