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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1894

Page

6

Shadows Over the Dower House Mystery Deepens

In a tense exchange at the Dower House Col Severn and guests confront fragile loyalties as Miss Elaine Warde and Gerald Weare navigate past secrets. Elaine confides fear of pursuit while their uneasy ruse grows. a looming reveal hints at danger and a plan to flee arises amid jealousy and intrigue.

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Fires ruin lumber yard in La Crosse center

A trio of incendiary blazes struck La Crosse Wisconsin on Friday night with one targeting Godara’s lumber yard in the city center. Only a single piece of lumber was destroyed as authorities investigated amid renewed public alarm.

Seeking Oil and Gas in Pittsburgh District Atlas?

An article from the Pittsburgh Dispatch discusses locating oil and gas, noting the uncertainty in finding productive wells and the high costs of exploration. It cites McPounks and a year-old piece on the “Secret of the Rock” about gas reservoirs in Allegheny County, with observations on porosity, rock structure, and the chance of success amid extensive drilling and trials.

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Black Snake Aids Man In Fishing Tale From Congeeusion

A Barberton man walking along Cong eeusion Greek banks threw a leftover sandwich into water. A swarm of yellow fish gathered, and he, recalling stories of a black snake’s skill, grabbed the reptile by the tail and coaxed it to guide him to fish. Within an hour he reportedly caught forty fish, and days later the same place yielded another encounter with the black snake eager for more sport.

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Women bicycling fashion sparks modesty debate in era attire

A Woolworth era column argues bloomers and stockings for female cyclists defy modesty standards. It notes bathing costumes reveal figures, while bicycles attire are seen as less shocking. A stout woman wearing heavy bloomers on Seventh Avenue sparks attention and critique.

Chere J Womea Syhieb Seventh Avenue

Armless Ximiead Simon Excels in Bucks County Hunting

In Bucks County a remarkable hunter named Jol Simon of Zicu AM uses a single forearm loading mechanism and a stump to shoulder his rifle. He carries shells in his hat, retrieves spent shells with his teeth, and reloads by ducking his head into his hat. Despite his affliction he ranks among Bucks County’s best, with sixteen opossums a pheasant and twenty-one quail to his credit.

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Dangers of Dancing Warned by Medical Authority

A medical writer condemns dancing at crowded balls as unhygienic and dangerous. He warns of heart strain, bronchitis, pleurisy, and consumption risks, urging that dancing be confined to open daytime spaces and moderated by dancer strength. Dust and microbes from crowds, plus pre- and postdance excesses, worsen health concerns cited by the New York Herald.

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A Cute Lover and a Quiet Hope in Young Hearts

Cant McPhee reports from the schooner Canopus that a large vessel was seen on fire six miles south of Fire Island, N Y, on the 21st as water near it showed signs of squid, while a hopeful suitor presses for marriage amid uncertain change.

Cant. McPhee Gloucester Fire Island

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