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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
8
An aged discussion reappears from The Boston Transcript about cheapening newspaper print by using black paper with white ink. The Post’s earlier experiment failed due to ink costs, and current conditions haven’t shifted enough to change the economics, as white ink remains far more expensive than black.
A fragmented old health note warns against anger fatigue and neglecting baths or cosmetics. It cautions on heavy clothing, dwelling on unpleasant thoughts, and letting skin dry. It urges not to rest with tense nerves or tight muscles, highlighting balance for vitality and appearance.
A cook advises to prepare a quart of rich gravy and pour into the pie as it bakes. When the pie is taken from the oven, add enough gravy to fill the dish and serve the excess separately.
Attorney General Owen states that youths under sixteen may operate motor vehicles if accompanied by an adult, interpreting last legislature's intent to permit such operation. The opinion, sent to District Attorney Giles H. Putnam of New London, assumes adult presence deters recklessness and upholds reasonableness of the statute.
Washington reports the wedding of President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt will occur shortly before Christmas, likely December 26, at Mrs Galt's Twentieth Street home. In adds, a quote from a Boston Transcript feature and a short social quip about a boy named Harry Sraith appears among the readable copy.
A rhetorical remark questions how a woman can trust a man when even local commerce expresses doubt. The line underscores social skepticism and suspected reliability, hinting at wider trust issues within the community.
Stevens Point Wis Oct 25 The St Josephs German Catholic church led by Rev H J Ehr was completely destroyed by fire today The church property valued at about 10000 with a 4000 fund to build a new church six to seven years hence The loss deals a setback to the congregation already planning a future project.
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