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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1889
Page
6
A fragmentary scene from a dream drama depicts a nightmarish voyage through a moonlit meadow and a midnight horse as a lover awakens to find his rival Charley. The dream ends with a waking kiss, then the curtain notes that it was only a dream.
Lou Adams boasts of a blissful marriage in Chicago but neglects his wife Hazel for club life. After social strain and Hazel’s strategic friendship with Fred DeForest, Mrs Adams confronts Lou. He vows to abandon clubbing, realizing home happiness depends on shared time, love, and respect.
Hank and Suze spar over marriage as they flirt and tease about affection. The dialogue shows Hank pressing for a kiss and Suze resisting with playful retorts and the idea of parental supervision. The scene ends with Hank insisting his claim and Suze reacting with partial concession.
Daisy Dart surveys juvenile fashion, noting new materials like flannel and serge for boys and girls, shipkoked hats, and updated cloaks. She contrasts rich and middle class trends, critiques domestic womanhood, and highlights bold colors, Highland plaids, and refined yet practical outerwear for winter while recalling past tales of disciplinary warnings.
A garbled OCR page presents scattered jokes and dialogues referencing social scenes and light banter. It mentions figures like Mrs Bateau and Little Boy, plus bits about shopping, marriages, and a tug of words across a chaotic, old newspaper style.
A period piece discusses healthy eating for boys, outlining meals to suit growing youths. It advises balanced portions, with oatmeal and milk for breakfast, fruit and bread for lunch, and a four course dinner after study hours featuring meat, vegetables, salad, cheese, and pudding, plus optional fats blended in.
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