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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1897
Page
11
Fragmented verse contrasts war and study with longing for Polly's eyes. A speaker declares romantic prize surpasses glory, lampooning grim history and dusty tomes while dreaming of a single glance from Polly. The narrator prizes love over fame or battle.
In a war torn setting, Gilbert Burke aids Anne Baradell with loyalty over family, sheltering a wounded foe as Lord Boradell and constellations of conspirators maneuver for power. The scene follows secret plans, elopement risks, and a dangerous crossroads at Boradell castle with Denison, Egremont, and Louis entangled in love, duty, and the pursuit of justice.
New York readers learn spring male fashion shifts for Easter and parade Day. The article notes the return of formal frock coats or Prince Albert styles, trimmed trousers, and conservative fabrics. It advises on hats, silk brims, and appropriate shoes, urging avoidances of extremes and favoring common sense in tailoring for a dignified public appearance.
A vintage recipe describes making an apple pie with thinly peeled apples layered in a pre baked crust, covered by a rich paste, baked until browned, then iced with Emife around the inner edge. Serve with a generous sprinkling of sugar, nutmeg grated atop, and cold with cream.
A brief humorous exchange centers on a dog that barks, with one person dismissing concern and noting the animal sleeps all day, illustrating an urban anecdote about pet behavior and casual conversation.
A brief political note urges voters not to support a candidate who is satisfied merely to stand on the roadways platform and not push broader policies. The writer cautions against shallow stances and advocates for substantive road and transportation leadership.
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