World War I Fronts and Peace Rumors Move Amid Turmoil
Edward W. Pickard reports on shifting WWI battle lines around Ypres and Menin road, with British gains and German resistance. He notes peace feelers from Germany, policy moves in Argentina and Italy, and domestic U.S. labor tensions as strikes threaten wartime production and food regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Ceastii
Trillery Tre
Belghum
Ypres
Menin Road
Marshal Haig
Ypres-Roulers
Hollebeke
Warkwell
Baek
Uprecht
Tivyarky
Girplang
Wong
Local notes from Richfield and area
Dean Knapton of Company K visited his parents in Richfield before a likely Texas trip this week. Miss Ruby Deiter and Florence Knapton, students at Grand Rapids, spent three days with family. Prof Jackson spoke to a full Richfield M E church about camp life at Camp Douglas. Sunday school convention drew attendees despite rain, with several ministers and Bethel Academy figures present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Dean Knapton
Company K
Camp Douglas
Texas
Ruby Deiter
Florence Knapten
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Wood County Normal
Richfeld M. E
Anderson
Sherry
Nichol
Jorden
Prof
Elliott
Bethel Academy
Frank Upham
Bethel
Alfred Willett
Roy Pinney
Ted Wright
Babcock
James Chapman
Ole Gilberts
Jas. Thurd
William Burhops
al Jaw Spit
Jardon
W. F. Crackley
Richfield Tradies Aid Society
Marshfield Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Services
Staadt Ed Brag don of Marshfield visited with her parents My and Mrs. Matt Zoli. Viola Staadt teaching side fed her parents Saturday and Sunday. Louis Fawsing and wife of Marshfield visited with Mr. and Mrs. Join FPawning the last of the week. Gus Linden and party autoed to the home of J. A. Pennebecker Sunday. William Hinkroth and wife called on Mr. and Mrs. dawning Sunday evening. Mrs. H. C. Cox visited Monday at the William Hinkroth home. Rev W Behndke preached a fae sermon Sunday evening and will be here again Sunday Sept 20 at 8 oclock. De Mamie Hopsenberger and Mico Muyghea visited Evelyn Calvin Sunday. Mrs. Fred Drew of Greenwood visits J Verhoven of the week. Henry visited Sunday with her sister Mrs. Matt. Zopit. William Knopfsenberger and Ernest Krause drove to William Sivmms place near Valkerville Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Burgabus went evening. Svandt was a Marshfield business caller between trains Wednesday duty. Harry Schur was in Marshfield Monday evening, William Dent was a Stratford business caller Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Cox
William Hinktoth
W. Behndke
de Mamie Hopsenberger
Mico Muyghea
Henry
Matt. Zopit
William Knopfsenberger
Ernest Krause Antood
William Sivmms Place
Valkerville
George Burgabus
Witha Svandt
Harry Schur
Marshfield
William Dent
Stratford Busi
How to be Good Advice and Set a Worthy Example
The text advises giving good advice by setting a good example. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cold cure, claiming widespread use and an excellent reputation. It suggests the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Hewitt Basemen Lose to Rozellville in Local Match
Hewitt faced Rozellville on Sunday and dropped a 4 to something defeat. a return game is set for Rozellville next Sunday. Francis Durst injured a left hand while starting a gasoline engine at Henry Kitzera’s silo site, with three finger tips crushed. Farmers in the area rush silo filling as six machines operate within 8 miles. Mr and Mrs F X Durst visited Mr and Mrs George Ley in Dorchester over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Rozellville
Mam
Francis Durst
Henry Kitzera
F.X. Durst
George Ley
Dorchester
Man Builds Wooden Leg for Wounded Mallard
A tale recounts Ben Lewis of Teulali Mississippi aiding a injured mallard found during duck hunting on Grits Lake. He amputated the leg, fed the bird, and crafted a wooden leg with a paddle. The mallard later returned with seven other ducks, each missing a leg, appearing to share the story of Ben’s kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lewis
Teulali
Ben
Grits Lake
Jongip
Ben Becamy
Benith
Rey
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family. Warns that colic and diarrhoea strike suddenly and prompt treatment is vital before a physician arrives or medicine is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
iCholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Reputation Stressed
A claim underscores the remedy's quick relief and broad availability noting it is obtainable everywhere and has a reputation second to none.
Invention Patented Aerates and Cools Milk
A Marshfield Wisconsin company announces a patented aerator that ventilates and cools milk straight from the cow before shipment to cheese factories and milk stations. It deodorizes and prevents fermentation, with a full guarantee and refund policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyman
Marshfield Milk Aerator CO
Marshfield
Wis
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Gerla
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Poinleve
France
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Sweden
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Baerles Police
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Cepsus
Goming
Thompson
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Fong
Hia
Ole West
Mote
Philadelphia
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Oregon
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Gardners
American Federation of Labor
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Bagan
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New York
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Wilsan
Churseiy Ab Laat Speecd Commission
Speenary
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Stade
Einose Fitch
Fanimdsston
Col
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Coninsylvania
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Dolan di
Waller
Spence
Peraia
Dunstate Lei
Hover
War Industries Board
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Fletcher
COTI
Castoria
Chamberlain
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Ine Hater
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Oshkosh
Wismasin
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