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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1913

Page

2

Fran and Abbott confront Grace Noir and a hidden past

In a Littleburg church setting Fran Nonpareil and Abbott Ashton expose Grace Noir's manipulation while unraveling Gregory's secret past. Fran pleads for truth over appearances, warns of a coming moral collision, and plans action to halt Grace's influence as Gregory's wife endures a quiet torment.

Trop Hamilton Gregory Littleburg Jim Bhe Abbott Ashton wWhooly Fran Trom Cireysory Ashton Evan Bapphira Clinton Tabret McUnton Fran Geagory Grate Naty Gregors Gregory Borinefield Eran Hiy Fran Delares Ora Abbott Heart Gracy Man Bob Clinton Springtiell Sory Abba Tion Grace Noir Franch Grace Neir Jefereon Aston Mius Grace Littinburg Ber Ald Churet Grace Grace Weir Tam Abbett Mr. Gregory Tranted Frog Pran Craco Bob Cuntom Bob

Marriage law in Italy sparks risky royal schemes

The article warns that Italian civil marriage requires local magistrate approval and a city chamber ceremony. It describes aventureurs with forged titles courting American heiresses, arranging quick marriages, and abandoning brides. Some victims faced fatal outcomes, including a girl who killed her betrayer and his wife, then faced no punishment due to provocation.

Italy Rome Chrlstian Herald

Fence Dispute Leans Toward Tear Down in Legal Quip

A New York Press cartoonish exchange portrays a neighbor claiming a right to shoot a cat and tear down a fence after a nightly chorus. The young lawyer notes the cat does not belong to him, while a jury-like figure suggests the fence itself may justify removing the barrier.

Jones Young Coke Blackstone New York Press

Widow Delays Dance To Honor Year Since Death

A young widow declines a request for a dance before midnight saying it will be one year since her husband died at 11:30 tonight, insisting on honoring his memory by not dancing before the anniversary.

Fran Abbott Littleburg Grace Noir Misa Grace Evan Andetta Bob Clinton Chub Belf

Practical Fashions Tata Dress Pattern 0312

Simple front opening dress with blue accents at center and a high waist skirt with three gores. One piece glimpe neckline shows through a deep front cutout. collar tint at the neck. Pattern sizes 34 to 42 bust. Medium uses 4 yd 36 in fabric, 1/2 yd 26 in lining, 1/4 yd 22 in net for yoke. Send 10 cents with name and address.

Tata

Girl's Dress Pattern for Various Fabrics 6275

Pattern 6275 offers a waist and skirt dress with three small motifs on the bodice, open neckline trimmed with revers, and adjustable sleeves. Suitable for batiste cotton crepe voile and soft fabrics. comes in sizes 6 8 10 and 42 years. requires 8 1/2 yards of 26 inch material. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address and pattern number.

Pattern Department

Friction Between Value and Dollery Sparks Fire Inquiry

A New York fire insurance adjuster recalls a recent investigation where a janitor blamed a small fire on friction between a $500 value and a $1,000 doll. The remark reflects changing attitudes as arson and accidental causes rise in concern.

New York

Longest German word cited as Odd Fact revelation

A letter to the New York Herald claims the longest German word is Constantinopolitanieher bergyvater meaning the fatherly lodging house keeper for Turkish bagpipe makers four boymen.

Constantinopolitanieher Bergyvater New York Herald

We Get You Madam Remark Sparks Aunt Marriage Quote

A reader recalls a remark about her mother being the only aunt ever married. The quip is framed as a light social aside and echoes Milton’s portrayal of Eve. The item presents a witty, offhand comment in a period newspaper voice.

Milton Eve

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