We Will Stand United for Liberty in War Times
A letter from Washington dated September 7, 1917 praises Wisconsin Loyal Legion meetings in Milwaukee and urges universal Americanism. It condemns pro German sentiment, calls for loyalty and sacrifice, and argues the nation must win the war to defend democracy and civilization. It urges locating and eradicating pro German elements at home.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Tong
Germany
Germery
United States
Russia
Cormany
America
Congress
Wwe
Servier
Hum
Badger Briefs and War Profits Taxes
A compilation of short items from various papers criticizing proposed excess profits taxes, wartime price controls, and inflation as burdens on manufacturers, retailers, and farmers. The notes reference Appleton, Wausau, Ashland, Oshkosh, Beloit, and other Wisconsin locales, with quips on wages, labor hours, and general wartime economic strain.
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United States
Appleton
Appleton Post
Scone from The Oter Man's Wife at the Adler
A brief cafe item notes a scone offered from The Oter Man's Wife at the Adler on Saturday September 15. The notice highlights a simple baked good and a local event likely tied to a small performance or reading.
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Scone
The
Adler
Second Liberty Loan Campaign Plan Declares 1 November Close
Treasury Secretary McAdoo announces plans for the Second Liberty Loan with a campaign start by October 1 and a close on November 1. Details depend on Congress acting on the pending bond bill. once passed, loan specifics will be released. Local committees urged to organize promptly and coordinate with Federal Reserve banks nationwide.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Health Culture and Modern Farming Practices
In this era, farming shifts from toil to science as machinery and research reshape work. Farmers embrace institutes, agricultural agents, and hygiene in crops and cattle. Modern tasks like drainage, silos, cement floors, and barn ventilation move from trench to prudent investment.
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Installa
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim in Ohio Affidavit
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio promises to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Statement dated December 6 1885 before Notary A W Gleason. Medicine claims internal blood results for mucous surfaces and offers testimonials. advertises Toledo company and druggist sales.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
A.W. Gleason
Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Ball
Rural health and modern farming push for better living
The farmer adapts to competing modern methods to increase profits and healthful living. Emphasizing rural sanitation, fresh air, sunshine, and clean, nourishing food, the article links livestock care with family health. It warns ignorance and carelessness waste health gains and highlights education as the first step toward better habits.
Wisconsin Boys War Hymn Chorus
A wartime verse praising Wisconsin men enlisted to fight for liberty. The poem honors Wisconsin’s khaki heart, recalls aid to France, and pledges soldiers, food, and support from Wisconsin to bolster liberty and victory.
Chump Who Wouldn’t Advertise Honored Quietly
A quoted verse humorously condemns a tradesman who avoids advertising. It extols his chosen solitude and media-free life, urging respect for his wish to rest undisturbed. Upon death, the grave is to bear a moss wreath and a line praising him as a chump who wouldn’t advertise.
Invention patent for milk aeration and cooling unit
A Marshfield Wisconsin company advertises a new milk aerator that cools and deodorizes fresh milk before shipment to cheese factories and milk stations. It claims to prevent fermentation and souring and offers a full guarantee with refunds.
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Marshfield Milk Aerator CO
Marshfield
Wis
Wisconsin Business University Catalogue Offer
Important announcement invites enrollment at Wisconsin Business University in La Crosse. Free catalogue lists tuition, board and room, courses, and success stories. No entrance examinations, fast graduation promised. term begins Tuesday September 4.
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Wisconsin Business University
la Crosse
Wis
What We Think Causes More Indigestion Than Food
Christian Herald suggests causes of indigestion lie beyond meals and include stress and gut health factors. The piece argues lifestyle and medical conditions play a larger role than diet alone and urges readers to seek broader causes.
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Christian Herald
Dean's Kidney Pills Endure Tests in Marshfield
Mrs. Louis Schmidt of 5128 Cedar St Marshfield testifies to relief from backache dizzy spells and headaches after using Deans Kidney Pills. Her statement dated September 27 1910 supports the product's effectiveness amid a regional testimonial drive.
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Dean
Marshfield
Louis
Schmidt
Cedar St
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Mrs Schmidt
Mrs Schmidt credits Doan's Kidney Pills with lasting relief, saying she has remained well for over three years. The ad promotes the 60 cent price and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills, noting the product is distributed by Doan's Kidney Pills Co. Props in Buffalo New York.
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the Marshfield Times
Berg Brothers, Publishers
Times
Armory Bldg
Marshfield Defense Council
Waterloo
Gettysburg
Verdun
Badger Briefs
Isilbourn
Wausau Record-Herald
Sam
France
Father Woodrow
Ashland
Ashland Press
Tanesville
England
Oshkosh Northwestern
Hoover
Beloit Daily News
Marinette Eagle-Star
Seymour Press
Chippewa
Wisconsin Boys
Co. Gj
Wausaw Record- Herald
MR. Dairyman
Northern
State Fair
Chippewa Falls
Ewing
Zouave Band
Patriotic Fire Works
Tableaus and Zouave Band
Martin
Duttons
Alfred Gibbs
Miss Joy Gardner
le Doux
Appelo
Mondovi
Hannibal
Spooner
A.C. Cox
Jerry Palmer
Treas
Robt. B. Clark
Sec’y
Soe
Fletcher
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