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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
4
The piece notes discussions at a Gubernatorial convention on island governance and relations with the United States, with calls to abrogate the Clayton-Bulwer treaty and push the canal project. It highlights debates on the Spooner bill for the Philippines, a dividend news from Diamond Motor, and criticism of subsidy legislation amid Democratic opposition and procedural hurdles.
A lengthy discussion outlines how a planned legislative recess reduces attendance and stalls key measures. It notes struggles over strengthening the Supreme Court and possible voter fatigue, while detailing attempts to curb certain paroled regalia and political reforms.
A convict in Kentucky, jailed for self defense killing, gains liberty after novelist Hallie Hriminie Rives intervenes. While visiting state officials, she arranges a pardon through the secretary of state and the board of pardons, leading to his release.
In The Mother's Journal Afiiam E. Brozman advises not reprimanding children in company. She suggests teaching before guests arrive, or removing a misbehaving child during entertaining, noting that public scolding dampens the mood and may make the child feel they were judged by others.
Instructs how to decorate leaves using Delong autumn leaves materials such as dissolved gum erable black paint and copal finish. Describes rubbing with sandpaper pumice then applying coats and gum underleaf pressing, glazing with hot water and copal for a finished look.
A missionary box appeal yields a surprising contribution a wig that fits a nurse after fever. Donors debate about describing contents while boxes show varied imports and odd assortments. The piece notes thrift and thoughtfulness in aid efforts and warns against calling donations old clothes.
A 19th century piece argues against medicines and exotic foods for weak stomachs. It promotes rest for the stomach, milk and light soups, and later light foods. It warns the modern regimen may cause catarrh and digestion issues, urging moderate exercise and frequent small meals.
Miss Emly L. Mordeo of Milwaukee profits from a hunter’s license to buy game in northern Wisconsin. She travels between shipping points for months, purchasing birds from huts and dealers, then returns to Milwaukee with consignments that often reach 2,000 birds. She does not hunt herself and began this enterprise last season.
A fragmented item condemns the late empress of Austria for mistrusting her attire. It notes German readers mocked her lack of eye for fashion and her supposed plan to maintain equestrian simplicity, praising a plain muslin dress with a broad bow and frilled pelerine. The text ends abruptly.
The notice lists names including Archer Li G Blars Darrow Winnley Frank Green Johnson Koon Laberteaux Mabley McLaughlin Nene Thomas Tillomon NanArwaan Wright Mae Cluse Stuart Paul A. The ad requests advertisers to say advertised and warns a one cent charge per letter. W H Aaron, Postmaster.
The Eastern Manufacturing Co. of Chicago offers every baby under one year a solid silver spoon engraved with the baby's name at no cost. No purchase required. Local agent W. S. Bosley & Son invites families to bring the baby, name, and age for engraving.
Vague OCR reading shows fragmentary text about a local matter with unclear names and places. The readable bits hint at a community item or notice but lack sufficient details for full reporting.
A description of a valuable property listing includes a fine bearing apple orchard, a good basement barn and separate horse barn. The timber on the land is estimated at 2,600 cords and the asking price is 3,600 dollars with half down and the remainder on time.
New Century Diaries notes include Specialties for JqMAr and a range of mounting boards and art pictures priced at 1¢, 9¢, and 50¢ with new diary entries and contemporary specialties highlighted.
An old-fashioned notice describes a real estate exchange near a depot area, referencing M. O'Keefe & Co. and Fs Mi. Details are fragmentary but indicate a property swap or listing tied to a rural setting and transportation hub.
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