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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1918
Page
3
A call to resist swapping Liberty Bonds for inferior stocks or bonds. It praises holding bonds as patriotic and safe, warns against counterfeit or inflated offers, and cites Treasury backing that genuine bonds should preserve value. The piece extols the virtue of patience and loyalty to the United States promise.
Mays C A Barnts of Charleston Wisconsin says Chamberlain's Tablets relieve biliousness and age laxative. He writes he has a high opinion because nothing is milder or more pleasant to use with satisfactory results for his brother.
The regular meeting of Marshfield Wisconsin council on September 1 1915 notes attendance of Aldermen and the adjournment to September 20 1915. The minutes cover re appointments to the library board and a bond issue resolution for 14000 with 5.5 percent interest, plus salaries and committee actions.
US officials reject Austria-Hungary’s call for nonbinding peace talks on neutral ground. Vienna invites belligerents to confidential discussions to determine prerequisites for peace, with the Holy See and neutral states informed. The note outlines a path for direct exchange of views, stressing no war disruption and potential clarification of positions.
St Paul reports James Herbert Onions, a Garden City, Indiana farmer, enlisted in the Marines vowing to strike at Wilhelm II. He cites family in Red Cross and Thrift Stamp work as sisters Rose and Pansy, joining the recruiting push and expressing patriotic intent.
Mrs W H Williams writes from Stanley New York that Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved her fathers diarrhoea immediately and after three doses he was absolutely cured. She expresses strong faith in the remedy.
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