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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1917
Page
5
The Marshfield Times states it does not knowingly accept fraudulent ads and relies on advertiser truthfulness. readers are asked to report any advertiser failures to make honest representations.
A historical quotation attributed to Stephen Decatur asserts that the nation should be in the right in its dealings with foreign nations, while acknowledging the country may err. The line captures a classic early American sentiment on national loyalty and moral stance.
The piece argues for compulsory school athletics and daily gym for all students to build well rounded physical development. It emphasizes the need for modern equipment, board support, and state practice as Marshfield schools lag behind peers in offering structured physical training for both boys and girls.
A martial exhortation salutes the drafted with praise for courage and readiness to join the fight against oppression. It frames enlistment as a noble duty, invoking Nathan Hale's spirit and the collective strength of the nation. The speaker reassures that those unfit may honor the tradition by supporting the cause.
An old advertisement for Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co promises remedies for a wide range of conditions including coughs colds bronchitis toothache dyspepsia indigestion croup hoarseness asthma and more. It notes the remedies have been used for over sixty years and offered by mail from New York City.
A wartime message from The Youth's Companion offers comfort to soldiers on the firing line and at home. It vows to keep their courage from flagging, prays for safe return, and honors their sacrifice for a nation seen as generous. It urges steadfast devotion and memory of names in grateful remembrance.
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce members vote unanimously to ban muffler cut-outs on all future cars. With over four million cars in use, the resolution urges eliminating cut-outs from new products and forbids sale of cars with cutouts after January 1, 1918. Some engines may still use cut-outs but operable from under the vehicle.
A government backed estimate guides families on preserving a winter food stash for five people. It details monthly needs including 1 bushel of Trish potatoes, 4 bushels of other root vegetables, 25 quarts of other vegetables, and 20 quarts of fruits and preserves, plus notes on regional variation, canning drives, and dry vegetable conversions.
The piece argues many ills stem from constipation and urges regular bowels. When a laxative is needed, Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended as they move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Obtainable everywhere.
The article explains the selective draft differs from traditional conscription by compelling citizens to report for front lines while allowing individuals to choose whether to fight after reaching the firing line. It contrasts mandatory reporting with optional combat participation.
A column of assorted opinions notes the contrast between Spain era mobilization and 1917 war preparations, laments idle manhood, extols labor, and praises service over status. It includes quotes from Beloit Daily News, Monroe Daily Journal, Fond du Lac Reporter, and Marinet te Eagle Star. It cites German descent loyalty, colonial ambitions, and calls for efficiency. The set closes with remarks from Antigo Journal and Ean Claire Leader.
State of Ohio Toledo city Lucas County Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co declares firm will pay 100 dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine sworn December 6 1886 by A W Gleason Notary Public. Hall's Medicine acts through blood on mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. F J Cheney Co Toledo sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
President Wilson’s reply to the Pope condemns a vast military establishment controlled by an irresponsible government. It accuses planning world domination, waging war without regard to law or mercy, and shedding blood across a continent including women and children. The speech declares the enemy of most of the world remains balked but undaunted.
The hammer known as the King of All Tools is described as frequently misused by knockers and fools in a concise note. The statement cautions against improper handling and emphasizes the hammer’s status in tools lore.
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