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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1912

Page

4

Monkeys in Indian Temple Courtyard Drive Off English Visitor

In Nuddea, monkeys are revered at a principal temple of Hanuman the monkey god. An English traveler, camping near Nuddea, faced a mob of large monkeys. An elderly local woman, guiding the animals, shouted him away with a firm gesture, and the crowd obeyed, enabling the Briton to retreat. The monkeys are fed daily by the woman and offerings are given by locals.

India Nuddea Haniman Viaitora Te Man Harper's Weekly

Cruelty to Parents Sparks Proposal for New Charity

A London Opinion essay by James Douglas advocates replacing the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children with a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Parents. He argues donors would flow in to aid weary fathers tormented by unruly children, noting merchants and aldermen hide their sorrows behind appearances while imagining home life under siege.

James Douglas London Society For the Prevention

Collapsible Army Cart Demonstrated in London

An army service corps officer in London unveils a collapsible cart made of tubular steel and canvas. It weighs little to haul yet carries up to a ton, and several could be carried on a motor wagon for rapid deployment. The inventor claims ruggedness and low cost due to interchangeable parts.

Army Service Corps London

Hae Guessed Right Bacon-Isee Rew book hap a aroa

Fragmentary OCR text shows a discussion about a book on a title page. Mentions Egbert and a plan to prevent a woman from turning to read the later chapter. No clear event, date, or location.

Egbert

Fragmentary dialogue in a late scene at sea

A girl yawns and informs a man that he must leave soon. The man protests, noting the unionist eight-hour limit on courting, saying he will only be allowed eight hours for visiting.

Long Seaeton Mr. Hugint

Principal duties of the official position described

Benator Sorghom answers that Those Involved are holding on to the post. The fragment suggests uncertainty about the role’s main activities and the stability of incumbency among unnamed figures.

Meep Benator Sorghom

Roosevelt and Johnson Named by Progressive Party

Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson were chosen by acclamation at the Chicago Progressive convention as standard bearer and vice president respectively. The event featured unprecedented crowds, loud demonstrations, and a rousing platform adoption, with Roosevelt accepting the nomination and Johnson unanimously nominated for VP.

Chicago Theodore Roosevelt New Progressive Party Hiram W. Johnson California Okot Hirst Beveridge Roosevelt Frogreyxive Party Johnson Resol Tlom

Belle Betty in Ma E Bear Beulah Yes

A fragment dialogue reveals Belle Betty Beulah and Leulah discussing a marriage. Leulah notes the bride appears unsettled, unable to tell if she is looking at her own reflection or another girl, while Belle questions the situation.

Belle Betty Beulah Leulah

Hit Condition Tackles Brash Talk In Spat

A terse exchange centers on confrontation with Bo Dick Sound, described as cut out by Tack. Report notes the other party is visibly upset as the row escalates, with witnesses noting sharp words and a charged mood around the incident.

Bo Dick Tack

Sardonic Observations on Real Life Characters

A novelist explains he draws characters from real life. Mr Growcher jokes that he should keep taking them, while another voice quips that characters should have less real life. The exchange highlights satire on literary sources and artistic control.

Mr. Growcher

Campaign Rally Clashes Over Keeping Them Poor

A stump speaker touts the candidate as “keeping” families solvent while a heckler counters that the same stance keeps many poor families in poverty. The exchange captures tensions at a campaign event.

Economical Star Boarder and Hunger Strike Talk

Mrs Hamm and Landiedy discuss a looming strike among boarders. The mood shifts as Landiedy asks if the event was a hunger strike, prompting gloom and speculation about the motives and outcomes among residents.

Star Boarder

Purifying Submarine Air with Mercury Vapor Lamps

A French scientist advocates using ultra violet rays from mercury vapor lamps to purify air inside submarine boats. The proposal suggests an in situ sterilization method to combat onboard contaminants and improve crew safety.

State News In Brief A collection of Wisconsin incidents

Beloit Martin Mares caught a 15 pound carp in the Rock River. In Madison Bruce Boutresy died from injuries after a Grand View train wreck. Thomas Ruddy's will left 35000 to St Raphael's church and 17000 to Milwaukee charities. The Wisconsin Archaeological Society to hold assemblies at Manitowoc and Two Rivers on August 29 and 24. Kenosha youth William Schaefer had both legs cut by a Northwestern train. A vault rescue at the capitol saved Harvey Lowitt. Fire marshal Purtell nabbed Edward Wegner for arson at his father's home. Grant Campbell died after horses pulled his reaper. Jozeph Witz disappeared with a large sum. Kenosha notes defective municipal codes affecting street and rail ordinances. Racine suit over courthouse bids seeks to block project. Chippewa Falls hobo robbed a ten year old. Eau Claire to host a grand G A R reunion for Eagle Company later. Minocqua lightning shop pay robbed of 400. Spring Green a woman finds a nesting eggs after handling a snake. Cazenovia body of Joseph Kolash found in pond. believed accidental drowning.

Designs in Draperies for Summer Curtain Ideas

Summer curtaining favors fresh washable fabrics like cretonne or chintz sash. For country homes choose wool blends, light colors, and simple straight lines. avoid heavy draperies, puffed hangings, or ornate drapery tops. Net and lace offer airiness, while standard rods ease operation. English glazed shintz washes well but wrinkles.

Venet Cakes and Yeast Rich Corn Meal Mush

A Victorian style recipe describes simmering buttermilk with soaked corn meal and flour, optional ginger, then adding a yeast cake to sour for 12 to 24 hours. After souring, mix with more meat to roll on a board, cut shapes, and let dry.

Devil's Food Cake Recipe Fragment

A fragment outlines a cake method mixing brown sugar butter egg milk or cream with vanilla and dissolved bitter chocolate then baking in two layers or loaf in a moderate oven with sour cream as a substitute for part of milk and half the butter amount.

Accia

Hints For Cleaning Steel In Old Home Tips

Hints about steel care suggest cleaning methods using raw potato or pumice to polish articles. Storing summer gear to prevent rust is advised with a mix of lard pulverized coal camphor. Removal of rust involves salt and hot vinegar, followed by boiling water drying and polishing with oil.

Washing Eggs Before Breaking Them

The article advises washing eggs prior to breaking them to remove hidden dirt from shells that may come from dirty nests or rough handling. It warns that even clean looking shells can be unclean and suggests washing as a precaution.

Lee Cream Coffee Serving Instructions

Prepare a tall glass with a thick layer of vanilla cream at the bottom. Fill the rest with chilled iced coffee sweetened with sugar and cream. Do not stir. Serve with a long-handled spoon.

Lee

When Bluing Clothes Improves with a Pinch of Salt

The article advises adding a small amount of salt to bluing water to evenly distribute color. It claims salt helps prevent streaks or blotches on clothing and improves the overall finish of the blueing process.

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Marshfield Times Oscar Hiram W Johnson New Party Prendergast William A. Prendergast New York Ben B. Lindsey Jane Addams Hull House A. T. Hamilton Georgia Horatio King Col. T. PF. Lloyd Florida John M. McDowell Suetua F.C. Garvin John M. Palmer Lowleiana Committee On Permanent Organization Coliseum Fifa Oklahoma Colonel Roosevelt Ohio Taft Aupola Teddy Oscar King Davis Bern The Nations Progressive Party Republican Party Albert J. Beveridge United States Montana Joseph M. Dixon Dixon Bui" Fitun Pennsylvania Woran National Industrial Commission Permanent Commission of Beloit—Martin Rock River Shea Tong Ashland Grand View Charles Boutresy Madison Wisconsin Archaeological Sounty Manitowoc Two Rivers Kenosha William Schaefer Northwestern Harvey Lowitt State Department Capitol Louis G. Nagler Nagler Mr. Hewitt Oconomowoc Edward Wegner Purtell Maiden Rock Grant Campbell Sheboygan Jozeph Witz Zed Ecoundil North-Western Railroad Racine General Construction Company Milwaukee Thomas Heating Company Bell, Tyria & Chapman Shnneapolis Nelson Patrick Martin Christensen County Board of Supervisors Nicholas Resebert Court House Chippewa Falls Simon Christiangen Eau Claire Eighth Wisconsin Volunteers Eagle Company Old Abe Rhinélander Neuville Bros Minocqua Walter Case Cazenovia Joseph M. Kolash TYLES
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