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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1915
Page
5
A Brighton California item urges readers to stop criticizing and belittling others. It advocates being a booster for people, letting the worker handle the tough tasks, and dropping a kind word in the slot to gain practical action and satisfaction. The verse discourages nagging and promoting negative talk.
A Washington note discusses U S requests to recall diplomat Dr Dumba and the Austria Hungary reaction. The piece mocks radical papers while urging discretion. It notes tensions with England over intercepting commands, and comments on Marshfield paving progress as a brighter note amid political fuss.
The text presents a string of humor and social commentary about gender roles, ambition, jury service, and public behavior. It features humorous asides on Michiganders, marriage norms, finances, courage, political electors, blunt speech, and court life, all in a clipped reflective voice.
A city writer obsesses over earning through plays and fails until he crafts a so called Problem Play with a hero and heroine in many scenes. The piece ends with a Punch magazine style moral about audience manipulation and what readers feel.
A warning urges local merchants to counter mail order rivalry as five million catalogues flood households. It argues catalogues lure customers with alluring prices and ads, suggesting a local press remedy via targeted advertising to protect territory and profits.
A Reuters-style exposé alleges Secretary Daniels challenged armor and ammunition rings overcharging the government on turbine drums and torpedo components. It cites bids from Bethlehem, Midvale, and a British firm, praising Daniels for pushing independent bids and proposing government manufacture of war materiel to curb profiteering.
A reflective line notes that many individuals laugh while out and about but cease once they reach home. The remark contrasts outward amusement with private restraint, implying a pause between public humor and private feelings.
Washington reports the United States demanded recall of Austrian Ambassador Konstantin Dumba after admitting he proposed plans to disrupt American munition production. The note, delivered via Ambassador Penfield, cites use of an American citizen as a covert bearer and discusses Austria-Hungary's duty to preserve cordial relations.
Richfield residents reported include W. H. Ludwig and wife of Vesper, Mr. Davis and wife of Delavan, and Frank Belton hosts. New S c t s worker Frank Kyantz left for Towain to work in a foundry. Iris and Edna Nelson teach in local districts, and Banderah family plans an auction sale September 16. George Bauer installs gas engine for stock water. Irving Tuttle injured by crackerjack mishap.
M Berg, proprietor of a Marshfield blacksmith shop at 4165 Central Ave, asserts that hard labor has worn his back and he has been horseshoeing for years, presenting a durable testimonial amid distant statements.
A user recalls long bouts of backache and sciatica misattributed to rheumatism until kidney issues were suspected. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, relief followed and continues to rely on the remedy for occasional pain. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY.
Joe Kautzer recovers after a 16 foot fall from a scaffold at his silo while Mr. Reno shares the same accident, badly injured. Matter Walter Stearn recovers from a colt kick. Leon McCrossen opens a merchandise store. George Bargabor visits Minneapolis for the fair as John Klabechek finishes a new barn.
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