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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1906

Page

4

Drainage and reclamation projects spark vast national plan

The article outlines a sweeping program to drain and convert swamp lands across the eastern United States, starting with the Klamath project. It envisions repurposing 136000 acres of swamp tule land into more than a thousand farms, funded by a federal drainage initiative and aided by the Geological Survey and reclamation services. It compares American drainage to Holland’s, notes potential costs and local gains, and highlights possible sites in Florida New Jersey Virginia Illinois Michigan Minnesota Arkansas and other states, arguing the plan could create millions of rural homes and boost national prosperity.

Klamath Project Geologice Lil Holland Zuyder Zee Florida Everglades New Jersey Virginia Illinois Michigan Minnesota Arkansas United States Indiana Uliois Low

Boxer Troubles Bleed and the Muscled Monarch of Europe

A fragmented clipping notes boxing hazards and the phrase peacemakers, mentioning a stiff jaw as a consequence. It also claims King George of Greece as a heavily muscled monarch in Europe, though details are unclear and the text is garbled.

George Greece Europe

The Cameron Elm and Washingtons Memorial Trees

The Cameron elm stands among Washingtons historic memorial trees planted by notable figures. The article notes the nations awakening to the economic worth of trees and the arboretum of historic specimens across Capitol grounds, the White House, and other federal sites.

Don” Cameron Nation Washington Washington City Capitol Grounds National Botanic Garden White House the Department of Agri

The Single Woman and Female Public Power

A 19th century reflection on love and social influence notes that single women increasingly shape society. Cited are Florence Nightengale, Susan B. Anthony, Frances Willard, Clara Barton, Harriet Martineau, Frances Power Cobbe, Mary Lyon, and Jane Addams as examples of unmarried women who became potent societal forces.

Lord Becon Florence Nightengate Susan B. Anthony Francis Willard Clara Barton Harriet Martineau Francis Power Cobbe Mary Lyon Jane Adams

Resurrection for wedding outfits sparks social intrigue

The Washington Star excerpt recalls Hetty Arsdale facing a wardrobe crisis in a dated tale as Bilizareth and Youks discuss resurrections. Old mourning clothes are repurposed to aid Hetty, highlighting social pressure and resourcefulness in a strained bridal arrangement.

Cameron Elm Tom Yanks van Dolsen Richard van Dolsen Youks Miss Arsdale van Dolsen Elizabeth Bilizareth Hetty Arsdale van Delsen Van Washington Star

Taft's clever stop at Denizen for a joke on a train

A tale from a White House dinner recounts Secretary Taft planning to halt the Fast Flyer at Denizen to meet an old acquaintance two hundred miles from Washington. Taft persuades the conductor to stop there by promising a “large petty” payoff, then steps off to find only a lone station agent and a waiting dogking.

Yanks van Dolan Wighamoton Richard van Telsen Missouri Wighamton von Dolsens Hetty Arsdale Yanks van Dolgen Miss Het Garrick Tom Elizabeth Yanks van Delsen East Bin van Delsen White House Taft Washington Chicago Denizer Ain

Nickname Etiquette With Hawaiian Servants Story

A lady recalls Hawaiian servants who insist on using first names, causing friction at a dinner with English officers. She details how a new cook corrected the form by calling her Dearie or Sweetheart, then bows in to announce dinner, transforming a social faux pas into proper etiquette.

Beac Jou Joan Ang Aus Golog Ante John Grst Lewst Apo Dearle

Glorious Hair Grown Free Old Health Scam Ad

An embedded ad promotes a hasty cure for hair loss from the ORRIMER MEDICAL INSTITUTE. It urges readers to request a free package and brochure, promising hair restoration and satisfaction at no upfront cost, with testimonials and a dedication to “the greatest hair grower on earth.”

Bydh Wai Roca Orrimer Nedical Institute Incorporated Nerh Puca St Mialiitoore

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