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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
5
The text portrays a marshal and warrior of peague who fought during the sixtie nth century, praised for courage and high spirit. It describes a siege of Sienna, details ornate dress and armor, and juxtaposes battlefield bravery with courtly, almost lyrical imagery.
Advertisement notes B Moore as photographer offering all kinds of stylographic work in a dust approved manner. Mentions address near Wool County Dunk, Virginia, with contact numbers and store location.
Molly Baxter, wife of Chronicles owner Joe Baxter, writes a vivid storm description from the coast during a hurricane. Her eyewitness report, stored in memory and copied later, shifts readers to fear and awe, elevating her status as a storm correspondent. A northern paper later offers $3,000 a year for similar dispatches. She and Joe keep the Chronicle, outmaneuvering rival Springer.
A clipped exchange notes jokes aging from newspapers to the stage and to theatrical programs, then humorously to a congress cloakroom, while a child asks if a honeymoon is a vacation and the elder calls it the start of a long period of virtue.
Geo W Baker and Son Undertakers and Licensed Embalmers announce services at North Second Street East Side Grand Rapids Wisconsin with business phone 461 and night calls 402.
A reflective excerpt contrasts cunning and wisdom through observations of behavior and prudence. It portrays the wary deceiver moving cautiously, fearing danger, and seeking certainty via layered tricks, while wisdom discerns evil and proportionate risk without needless duplicity. The author notes deception hides in shrouds and warns against overconfidence in clever schemes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a stalled market scene with ships and wedges between Pettys, and failed sales amid mud and confusion. The quirky phrasing mentions hubs, lugs, and a lukewarm seller mood, reflecting a faded commerce moment without clear names or dates.
In a Baltimore American style line, a woman vows to confront rising prices and the deceit of social distress. She arms herself with resolve to smash the stealthy greed behind hikes in food costs, challenging pretense and injustice.
A concise prayer urging respect for material and people, honesty with words, perception of local culture, and temperate balance between books and human life. It asks for steadfast ideals, diligence, and a quiet, gracious ending with divine wages and a calm amen.
For sale a fine piano with good tone and near new condition. Offered at less than half of original cost. Apply at the Tribune Office.
Fragments outline a luncheon menu with various chicken dishes and sauces. The text references items like baked cold chicken, chicken with celery, cream sauce, deviled eggs, green peppers, and parsley garnish. It reads as a period menu with kitchen directions and ingredient hints in a corrupted OCR format.
Recipe fragment from a vintage cooking page includes Halloween Nut Cakes with walnut, hickory nut cake and peanut jumbles. Instructions cover creaming sugar with butter, adding eggs, flour, baking powder, and nuts. Mixed notes describe water, sugar, and almond or lemon flavoring, with baking directions and pan prep.
The Grand Rapids Veterinary Hospital announces Dr V B Norton owner operator and claims to be the only fully equipped veterinary hospital in the area It lists telephone contact Teleglone 643 and asserts it serves patrons with modern equipment.
Money loaned and real estate bought and sold on Fast Side in Wood Block Grand Rapids Wisconsin.
A sprawling OCR fragment recounts a week of local events and social visits. Mentions include Mrs Ausland, Appleton choir, Mrs Warren, and Charley Selriddt. The piece notes a nearby convention, a Sunday shaw, and visitors from across the river with several residents cited for social gatherings and community duties.
LT Pox attended a funeral in Valley Junction for Mrs Clagsman’s brother Will Edwards. Frank Winketter hosted a social with friends and neighbors. Arthur Clendenning suffers a cerebral condition after a motorcycle accident. Warren Headle and R W Parks visit Mrs Badie’s parents. Harry Slack loses a work horse in the past week.
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