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Marshfield Times in Marshfield, Wisconsin

15 Apr 1898

Page 6

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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1898

Page

6

Waiting for Gaspard Amid Paris Siege and Fluctuating Hope

Esperance pursues Gaspard through the siege era, visiting American and French ambulances, theater entrances, and the Hotel de Ville search. The pair endure fatigue and disappointment as hopes for rescue fade, while M Lemercier stirs plans for a commune and a risky future in England.

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Kuperance Gaspard Gulon Mrs. le Bpsperanco Monsieur Judeet Truftie Esperance Pineresa M. Lemercier Merier Esperane Shem Atari Mademoiselle Aperance Mongrenr M. Tremercies Lemercier Theatre Francais Iloyen M. Lenercini Art Ming Theater Francais M. Lemenler Than Vensire Pasie Uelvar Jos Lomencdar Walid Hersel Lowleims Benerance Gaspaul M. Lemereier Thimself Belleville Cortune Gaspard de Madison Lepetrie National Guard Hotel de Ville Vincy Trochut France Fleurens Blen Antoinette Monsieur Gaspard M. Lamercier Aries Esperanne Irranes Istin Paris M. Lemenier Asperance Lee Cherie Gaspari Mod Isperance Monsieur Lemerfier Billerly England Gespard Abeck Gasser
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ENGLISH BLOOMERS IN LONDON CYCLING PARADE

In London last week the Bloomer riders faced jeers for their costumes. Descriptions note four riders with mismatched attire from black jackets to bishop apron skirts. Noted observers include Lady Henry Somerset and Lady Randolph Churchill as the debate on the cycling movement’s prizes and future proceeds.

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London Ted Henry Somerset Randolph Churchill Countess of Warwick Sarah Grand Lord Coleridge Way, Stead Boston
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Glass eye production figures in Europe reported

The text notes a German authority states about 2,000,000 glass eyes are produced annually in Germany and Switzerland, while a French house makes about 300,000 each year.

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Germany Switzerland
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Boiler Explosion Theory From Madison Locomotive Wreck

Wisconsin Engineer analyzes the January 1 of a Northwestern locomotive No 349 boiler failure in Madison roundhouse. It notes that aged boilers, prior care, and possible preexisting weakness caused the fatal blast killing Shelper Young and Foreman Beck and injuring others.

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Shoppers chase bargains in Dawsons eye catching suit

A fragment reports Mrs. Dawson eyeing a bargain suit as a woman’s pride in smart shopping. The note hints at low prices and a spendthrift habit, mentioning a $2 cent sign and a worn but favored bargain in everyday life.

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Exploding boiler rupture linked to seam grooving and water rush

Engineer notes a sudden steam release can explode a boiler if a critical opening occurs. In a locomotive case, rupture began at the upper shell seam near the front head, with grooving evidence indicating stress concentration. The final surge of water turning to steam produced an explosion equivalent to about one fortieth of gunpowder weight. The analysis cites temperature, pressure, and material fatigue driving the failure. Meanwhile a shopping scene distracts with a bargain tale about a suit sale lingering at a window display.

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Watching the Eye in Advertising Insight

Addison notes in the Spectator that the great in advertising focus on watching the eye to convoke judgment and induce purchase. Advertisers are wiser now, aiming to convert attention into belief. mere eye-catching visuals do not guarantee sale.

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Addison the Spectator Phage
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Southey MM. Lemereier Madany Pershaps Esperance Waitat Yale Europe Caspard Auborns St. Antoine Esperances Memercier Wey Syustraelion Bouk Espgraner Lasbaeer Dewarth Urea Woeeblon Jae mOlitn Dennis Madame Weperance Figperance Possi Gaspard Madison Roundhorse Atate University Wisconsin Engineer North Wesuura Madison Jan. M Shelper and Young Beck Luey Sue Dawson Mire Mrs. Dawson
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