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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1896
Page
11
A short verse reflects a preference for the old brick wall ambience and the poster girl. The speaker expresses affection for Envol and a fascination with the poster image, as noted in the Somerville Journal item.
In a November workshop of clues, detective Sommers escorts Kincaid to a country manor to unravel the sudden deaths of Uncle Clavell and later Harry Kincaid. A forged cigar case and an unseen toxin reveal a chilling plot of inheritance and family intrigue.
A collection of brief science notes covering gun pressure theories from Mr Krisp, air cylinder cooling advantages, ambidexterous spear throwers, right handed invention origins, Mogso the Italian physiologist on thought and brain blood flow, the US as a top iron and ship tonnage producer, 9 202 703 gross tons, lighting rod reforms with copper ribbons, German bearings from compressed vegetable parchment, and lubrication with mineral oil water emulsion extending parchment durability.
A fragment from Chicago Times Herald reflects on patience and courage in youth versus aging, urging endurance to attain life’s prize while many strive for laurels yet fail and death’s port awaits the voyage.
The article notes cows tolerate operations and pain briefly, then recover after work. It stresses gradual changes in ration for dairy cows, recommending Olmeal begin with half a pound daily and rise to a pound or more, mixed with other feed to avoid mouth rejection.
The article discusses removing horns from cattle, arguing horns no longer serve defense and cause harm. It addresses objections about pain, asserting modern techniques can minimize distress and that the operation is quick with limited lasting impact.
A correspondent asks why hens stop laying after moving to a new chicken house and the reply notes that relocation often halts laying for about five months. It adds that winter laying is common, that overfeeding corn is harmful, and stresses a varied diet. It also covers potato disease remedies including copper sulfate and lime, with cautions on preparation and mixing for effective treatment.
B Bennett of Epitoxilst explains waste specks in butter arise from poorly ripened cream. Wheyed and decomposed cream forms clot-like caseins that remain in butter and resist churning. He advocates careful ripening, carafy cream before churn, and notes colorless clots persist regardless of artificial coloring.
The article discusses Fameuse and Tasman varieties, notes their decline in December, and cites tuberculin studies showing tuberculosis risk in healthy cattle. It reports Virchow's research on breeding, warns against using young cattle, and suggests adult stock yields hardier offspring though breeding remains problematic. It also reflects on fences reducing stock depredation and lawsuits, and their varied usefulness across regions.
The article outlines Cretan unrest with Turkish forces clashing with non-Mohammedan rebels in Sella and Krapo, amid talks of reform and amnesty. It notes Greek pressure, European diplomacy, and the risk of broader conflict as Russia and England weigh intervention against Ottoman control.
The text hints at a financial discussion and a boarder who loves proverbs about riches having wings. A character named Ash bury Foppers references money’s fleeting nature while another asks Augusta for aid. The maiden hesitates briefly before a tender, decisive gesture shaped by the scene’s curious dialogue.
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