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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1890
Page
6
An oblique meditation on inner void and longing unfolds in broken phrases. The speaker questions meaning, air, and pleasure while invoking hope and baptism of fate. References to Birars and Ark hint at a distant place shaping the somber mood.
Fragmented lines reference whispered word and imagery of tides lilies and glances. The text cites obscure names like Courtland and Cattell with garbled phrases, offering a dreamlike collage rather than a clear event or quote.
A narrator recalls a 1873 Michigan journey with his eight year old son Robbie. A fallen horse kills the father’s ride and wounds his leg, but Robbie, venturing into a snowbound wilderness to reach telegraph lines, aids in locating help and repairing lines, saving both their lives.
The march fashion piece outlines gowns in mauve faille and black, with Princesa styles, Empire or Directoire influences, and rich fabrics like velvet. It notes new sleeve varieties, embroidered trims, and practical pockets, plus a humorous aside on mock jewelry, stationery, and capotes.
An advertisement letter claims relief from rheumatic pain after trying Fiobard's rheumatic strap. The writer says previous doctors failed but reports benefit from the product and urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy. The misspelled text references a medical device and a warning about fake remedies.
A French-led venture in an Algerian valley aims to cultivate date palms on 0 acres, creating villages and irrigation works. About 1,800 date palms are planted under a system of wells and canals, with 5,000 gallons daily supply, and additional crops like dye plants, madder, cereals, and vegetables grown for laborers. The underground water is near the surface, about 40 feet below, enabling ongoing cultivation.
A Portsmouth harbor test of De. Sugu's Catucrl Remedy Bucents 7 ATRIAL was conducted on a modern torpedo boat. The barrier devices were expected to halt any approaching vessel but the test boat breached the structure at full speed and passed through without damage or delay.
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