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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1883
Page
3
The excerpt discusses how vegetable mold nourishes plants and enters their structure, while plants and animals transfer matter through digestion. It describes a cycle where animals become nourishment for plants, then decompose back to elemental food, continuing an endless rotation observed since creation.
A Bowdon Herald correspondent recounts a perilous Florida jungle incident where a man was exposed to sulphurous vapors in a deep shaft. A Tallahassee girl sheltered him, aiding recovery after return to New York. He later married in Fayetteville, a fellow Tallahassee woman joining in Palatka.
A first person account describes crossing the Brooklyn Bridge before its opening, detailing tower height, cable spans, approaches, and construction challenges. The narrator notes massive masonry towers, floating ferries, and the river’s fog, with views of New York and Brooklyn, describing the bridge as a monumental, nearly Atlantic crossing and a potential grand promenade.
The English Court Circular records the death of Mr. S3omn Brown, the queen’s personal attendant, at Windsor Castle on Tuesday night. He served the queen since Balmoral gillies and rose to personal attendant in Scotland in 1865, remaining at her side for eighteen years and a half, never missing a day, accompanying her on walks, drives, and journeys with faithful devotion.
A large meteor crashed near a Texas ranch at about 2 a m, destroying a Mexican herdman Martines Gurgia’s home and killing his family. The blast created a 200 foot crater, sent a 70 foot tower of fire aloft, and hurled people from beds while cattle fled in terror. No other deaths reported. widespread Town shock and ongoing attention.
William Trump of Bharon Center shares potato culture guidance. Plant early for larger yield and better storage, select dry sandy soil, plow in spring, plant two eyed slips every 20 inches, cover tops, harrow to weed, reharrow if needed, drop seed every 12 inches, keep potatoes weed free, store in damp cellar or outbuilding away from light, and lime lightly if rot appears.
The London World portrays John Brown as both envied and feared within the court. He attended the Queen on walks and tours, spoke to her with readiness, and held secret services knowledge vast enough to rival a second sight at Balmoral. His ease and luxury later impaired his health and led to a life of indolence and weak habits.
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