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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
3
The poem speaks of life over death as winter blights and spring returns, urging faith in renewal and Easter symbolism. A closing line then notes the Bank of Monticello being rehoused by a group of capitalists.
In Washington March 20 the Bayard censuring resolution passed the House by 180 to 71 after three days of debate with party lines shifting. Senators discussed Cuban resolutions amid reports of a Havana street slaughter and arrests. The Senate considered amendments on religion and a scheme to close the current session, while quotations on records and grants sparked privilege disputes. A naval appropriation bill totaling about 31.6 million was approved, funding four battleships and fifteen torpedo boats. A Cape Town museum seat carries a grim Dutch colonial tale of a governor and a condemned soldier.
The poem excerpt evokes spring’s return through festive imagery and religious motifs. Joel Benton’s lines praise Easter light and renewal while Ernest McGahey’s verse recalls the dawn after darkness with angelic signs and the rolled-away stone.
Fragmented old newspaper snippet includes devotional verse praising a pure ideal, a mixed ad endorsing an encyclopedia, brief geopolitical notes on Honduras, medical patent remedies, and a naval sounding report near the Tongue islands, plus a hurricane wrecking Sura.
New Zealand reports a fatal mine explosion at Brunneneton with five dead and sixty trapped. Rescue attempts are hindered by hazardous gas and dangerous conditions. fifteen bodies recovered so far, and no possibility of rescuing the remaining missing workers.
A fragment cites a boilerplate tale on scavenging guts and a note on Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a drastic purge. It mentions malarial fever and kidney trouble as expected cures. The message then shifts to a sensational line about HH Holmes, noting a publisher offering $7,500 for a true crime story.
Four children of Joseph Langer of Washburn have been committed to the industrial school. The item discusses fence styles and advantages of smooth wire fencing to improve pastures and keep hog cholera out, praising DeKalb Fence Co. of DeKalb, M for their products and catalogue.
A garbled mix of endorsements, medical claims, oblique notices, and legal notations from a late 19th century newspaper page. It cites G. L. Scarroxy of Ione Wesleyan University, an advertisement for a work, a lynching report in Shreveport, a passenger note about Piso's Cure for Consumption, and various dated signatures and notaries. The text includes references to Tom Brown author Thomas Hughes, Governor Morton, and Chesney & Co. advertisements.
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