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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1909
Page
3
Heathcot, frontier preacher, carves a pine cross and preaches Easter devotion after a dramatic transformation in which personal anger and spiritual fervor collide. A repentant woman approaches the scene. he declares a new message, God is love, and leads his flock home with his wife.
In Rome families attend Easter services at St. Peter's Basilica. They witness candles, floral altars, and music as the pope appears on the balcony above the central doorway. The crowd bows and receives the Easter blessing with reverence.
William Childs 35, son of a wealthy Brooklyn family, recovered memory two years after presumed death. He recalled Chicago work with E. H. & T. Anthony Co. and a Moody Institute meeting before awakening in Milwaukee when a camera shutter triggered recollection. His mother and brother in New Jersey confirmed the disappearance and subsequent identification via relatives and a cousin of R A Anthony.
In a humorous exchange, Mr Justwed hesitates as he surveys bistults and considers adding more. Mrs Justwed interrupts, noting the treats were made by her mother, prompting Mr Justwed to flash with a moment of inspiration about their perfection.
William W. Bentley aged 45 died in the German hospital after a dramatic decline marked by progressive paralysis while remaining fully conscious and able to move. He communicated by notes, requested transport to the hospital, then walked to the facility, lit a cigar, and kept his calm as death approached.
George Tillett and Roxy the Irish terrier vie for status as Long Island Rail Road trolley system foreman at Huntington New York. Roxy, Baldwin’s former mascot, befriended by uniformed workers, now travels the rails enjoying meals and a warm nook by the stove while Tillett earns limited access in plain clothes.
In South Norwalk Connecticut two coach dogs owned by Eugene F Wilson killed themselves by leaping into the Saugatuck River after being separated. The dogs, described as canine minia tures, refused to eat when apart and reunited before their final plunge.
Annie Peck received a Peru government gold medal for her solo ascent of Mount Huascaran, estimated at 24,000 feet. The feat, with guides Rudolph and others, involved near disaster and frost injuries. Peck’s earlier climbs and public roles are noted, including her education and travel writings.
A fragmented dialogue shows a son urged to quit smoking and save his father’s life. The exchange hints at intergenerational tension and concern amid illness, with the son insisting he heard warnings about smoke and is trying to help.
Frank P. Lewis of Peoria has purchased what is described as the largest lot of fancy grade tobacco held by any U S factory. The tobacco will supply Lewis Single Finder Cigars for years and was chosen from a crop experts deem the finest in years. The Jet will produce twenty four catloads. Smokers of Single Binder Cigars will welcome this premium leaf.
Fragmentary dialogue recounts a surgeon stating an amputation may be unnecessary to save a life. Mr TytePhist expresses emotion while acknowledging the costly decision. The muddled text suggests a debate over medical choice and expense in a crisis.
An aged advertisement text urges using Garfield Tea for dyspepsia and constipation, presenting it as a natural remedy from Nature's Hero laxative. It also briefly mentions paint removal and a distant relation being too close, as a scattered aside.
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