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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
6
The excerpt presents a farm and woods themed piece by L. M. Montgomery from Farm and Home praising nature’s lessons. It lists birds, flowers, bugs, and woodland scenes as sources of knowledge and joy, imagining a boy learning from the natural world and anticipating broader learning from nature’s grand book.
Raymond Holbin probes the Brookin family mystery after a pistol shot wounds a man in Frances Brookin’s circle. A window scene, a stray cigar, a plaster bullet hole, and a hidden motive drive fear and deception. Dr. Brodnar dodges blame while warning Holbin to guard Frances’s name.
The passage critiques famed orators Addison Burke Mackintosh Jekyll Macaulay Bulwer Lytton Mill and Morley. It notes their speeches rarely moved divisions, some caused brief shifts, while others failed to captivate audiences, likening speeches to dinner bells and noting delivery flaws and fleeting fame.
An excerpt discusses terms like Canile in Wales and lord signifying cousin to the French mind. It links a Parisian during Louis Philippe’s reign to wealth and suggests connection to a “Lord Hering” with a sour tarot. The text is garbled but hints at cultural comparisons and historical context.
About 500 Loyal Legion members attended Delmonico's annual dinner. General James H. Wilson praised artillery in China and recounted infantry deeds, including Doggett's raid and Reilly’s battery advance. He lauded the Japanese and British troops, noted Afghan climbers, and paid tribute to General Chaffee, contrasting discipline and courage across nations. An anecdote described an automobile used to transport a wounded horse for care.
Big Consignments of Frit Kansas City Missouri claims to be a prime fruit distributor with 1,000,000 bananas arriving in one day and 2,000,000 oranges on March 4 from Los Angeles. An orange train of twenty eight cars plus a caboose carried 364 orange boxes per car totaling 16,192 boxes. Also mentions Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil and Otis Indian in Navy Chapman Shenandoah, chief machinist of the cruiser Atlanta, the only Indian in the US Navy, a machinist enlistee from Oneida New York, grandson of Daniel Shenandoah, last Oneida chief.
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