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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
7
The passage presents a tangled, fragmentary prose poem or play excerpt with names like Margery, Osbert, and Jemnicwr, plus scattered stage directions and surreal imagery. It reads like a damaged OCR of a 19th or early 20th century theatrical page, mixing dialogue, interior monologue, and implied action without a clear narrative resolution.
A wary visitor, Mr Glenarm to inherit a famed collection, meets Bates and Reverend Stoddard at Glenarm House. The rival claim, clues about a hidden treasure, and suspicions of betrayal frame an uneasy meeting with Sister Theresa and Miss Devereux as talks touch on family secrets, distant universities, and stormy weather.
North Carolina notes Mr Tom Pennell and Mr Moses Armstrong visiting Ann Hoeh overnight. Armstrong claims a pet pig that sweeps the yard and a Zanftier gander that climbs an apple tree to eat fruit. Pennell did not see the gander but believes Armstrong’s tales.
Red Acre Farm in Stow Massachusetts opened in 1905 as a private humane home for horses. Founded by Miss H C Bird, it spans 57 acres with pastures paddocks and stables. The charity supports rescued and pensioned horses through donations and annual fees, with no salaries for officers and all income used for the farm's mission.
High water in Hayward caused the North Wisconsin Lumber mill closure for a month as a massive flood washed five million feet of logs through the dam. An 18 foot head of water battered the site, destroying two bridges, washing away 20 feet of railway track, and lifting a wagon bridge. The electric plant and mill were temporarily shut down as the flood receded, leaving wreckage and scattered timbers along the bluff.
Alacine Frank J. Weber and Fred Prockhausen of the State Federation of Labor plan a July convention in Racine with July 18 mass meeting and a closing ball. The federation aims to organize cheesemakers across Wisconsin, potentially adding a new plan to organized labor.
Albert Kreuske, laborer from Milwaukee, fined five dollars and costs after attempting suicide with carbolic acid following a quarrel with his wife. He returned later and broke in, collapsing at her feet with the bottle. Police were notified. Kreuske had prior terms in the workhouse for beating his wife.
A fragmentary kitchen guide lists methods for preparing potatoes sweet or two ways, with instructions for washing, salting, peppering, and baking powder. It describes eggplant fritters, smelts, and a boiled pudding, with references to crusted cheese and beverage flavoring. The text preserves a period cooking tone and some unclear measurements.
An article discusses pewter as a fashionable metal for household ware and wall adornment. It notes comparative popularity with silver, mentions craftsmen and collectors, and speculates on trends and longevity of pewter prestige in decorative arts.
A chaotic historical clipping contains fragmented references to state notes, public works, and legislative items. It touches on appropriations, railroad matters, election procedures, and rotating candidate names. Local notices describe salons near the state university and public fairs.
Instructions advise keeping flatirons free of rust by applying warm grease, wrapping in heavy brown paper, and heating with dried grand paper or powdered brick sprinkled tile. Before use dip in hot water with soda, rub dry, heat, and rub again to keep the iron smooth and easy to use.
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