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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1897

Page

3

Queens of the Cabinet in Washington Society

Washington society discusses the upcoming cabinet wives. Mrs Sherman remains a familiar figure, while new arrivals vary in status. Mon Alger is praised for youth and taste, Mrs McKenne identified as a capable German-born housekeeper, and Flora Wilson seen as a clever, civic-minded hostess.

Washington Abel McKenne Abe Misa Flora Wilson Secretary of Agriculture Town Agricultural College

Social whirl in Washington described by Washington Star

The Washington Star recounts society life and notable families visiting Washington. Mrs Sherman is highlighted for her long tenure and social influence, with references to jewels and royal gifts. The piece mentions the Alger and Gary households, social hosting styles, and a vivid portrait of May, Dodo, Lily, and other daughters, portraying the gendered social dynamics of the era.

Sbu Secmd Secretary of the Navy New England Hamiton House Alger General Sherman Khedive of Egypt Qiniomedic Corps Washington Pationa Detroit Frances Land Garys Ida Mary Francis Vegram Liv Jessie Madeline Gary Baltimore

McDowell County Citizen Figures In Politics Discussion

In a country store a group gathered to discuss politics as residents recall a man named George Wha lex to and his notable knowledge. The piece portrays a local character known for readiness to engage on any topic and a reputation for involvement in community affairs.

McDowell County West Virginia George Whalex

How to Keep the Eyes Bright

Practical eye care guidance advises against rubbing eyes and warns against patterned veils. Suggests: sit with light behind reading, choose pale blue or green papers, avoid red ink, and rest eyes five minutes after two hours of reading or work.

Honest rural sharpers tale frames piano scam lesson

A drummer recalls a country sharp character in a tale about a piano purchase gone wrong. The con artiste bought a piano on credit, defaulted, and the instrument was found shipped with wood and iron pieces instead of a piano. The narrator pursues the thief for restitution but loses track of both piano and culprit. The piece also cites art prints depicting hellish devils and medieval scenes.

Eaid Run Farm We Thangue Eve Eprady Ijrhette Itson Ef Tov Bunko Jim Pete Jim Mr. Peters Jim Peters Stemme Peters Wens Washington Star

Satan in Art and the Devil in Northern Imagery

The article traces historic depictions of the devil in northern Gothic and later art, noting grotesque, humorous, and fantastical forms. It discusses how depictions shifted from fearsome demons to roguish imps and Loki-like tricks, with references to Crowland legends and artists like Martin Schongauer in Colmar and Mulhouse.

Rezally Richalymus Tmes St. Guthlac Crowland Lower Germany Flanders Martin Sohongauer Colmar Mulhausen

Legends of the Diamond the indomitable gem of lore

The piece recalls the diamond as adamas meaning indomitable, its mythic origins on Crete and in Arabian Nights. It recounts its hardness malleability, protective and prophetic powers, and legends of multiplying diamonds, with notes on ancient beliefs and authorities.

Crete Jupleus Chanoods Marco Polo Sinbad the Sailor Epiphanius Adamas Wolfgangus Gabeacoverts Hades Aaron Boetius de Boot Thea Loudon Society

Hearse On Flatcar Tramp Found Sleeping In Maine Night Freight

A Maine night freight headed to Portland with a hearse on a flatcar stopped near Monmouth when a brakeman found the feet of a tramp protruding from the hearse and the man asleep inside the vehicle.

Ead Waterville Portland Monmouth

Hoke Smith Rides Bicycle Amid Resignation

A fragmented note describes applying a small amount of vaseline to hands to soften fur rug skin, noting the skin will not vanish quickly. It then mentions Hoke Smith riding his bicycle and enjoying his resignation.

Hoke Smith

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Queens Gaustac Kinley Cabbinet Folka Iyaluce Grant Tiga Broller Ress Dodo Lily Katy Julia Clara Tiezie Helen Anna Mandle Amd Bess May Sherman Vaizis Inbslecto Wilge Arhahic Ollish Zaaz Gitleigh KKEW Lower Germany Lucas van Leyden Joachim Fatinier Satan Legends OF the Diamond
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