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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
3
The piece argues that local papers cannot publish every rumour and that readers should not blame editors for omissions. It notes gossip would alienate townspeople and warns against condemning journalism for printing only what is fit for publication while urging consideration of what goes unprinted.
Boston police brace for a tense showdown as 7000 officers patrol key areas with machine guns ready to quell outbreaks. Loyal officers train new recruits while unions debate a general sympathetic strike and the potential dismissal of disciplined members.
An intensive American Legion recruitment campaign began across the country this week, aiming to enroll all veterans. In New York City the drive ran under George Brokny Compton, a former major after serving in command at Phatsburg. The committee estimates many veterans in New York County are ready to join.
Lloyds Register shows new volumes with information on 43 former German miners over 10 000 tons gross. Vessels are distributed within United States shipping board and allied centers with totals and allocations across Britain and Italy. First pages note numbers and weights among former German ships and American lines in postwar context.
A convention signed between France and Talish governments will send 100,000 Polish workers to France. The move aims to relieve unemployment at home and address the Wibor problem in France while enabling the Polish government to establish credit in France and ease financial difficulties.
A historic reflection on the U S Constitution tracing its unity from the colonies, the Preamble aims, and the supremacy clause. It emphasizes limited government, civil liberties, due process, representative government, and the separation of powers as enduring guardrails of freedom. It cites Jeffersonian and Madisonian thought to urge reverence for law and continued commitment to constitutional principles.
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio recalls suffering frequent stomach trouble and biliousness two years ago. She says after trying Chamberlains Tablets she improved rapidly and now endorses the remedy publicly.
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