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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1892
Page
3
A garbled reminiscence blends farm and home scenes with birds, flowers, and lovers. Names and places blur as verses drift, recalling pastoral hours, starlit evenings, and poetic musings on love and memory across a faded newspaper fragment.
Practical notes on field crops and animal husbandry from a historical farm manual. Guidance covers sowing dates, soil preparation, millet hay, hog and sheep feeding, dehorning calves, and training horses for stopping and control. Emphasis on timely planting, soil health, and humane stock handling.
A midwestern writer urges alignment with English feeding methods to keep sheep healthy and breeding, noting grain rations for animals, and contrasts with American practices. The piece warns against dry winter feeding, cites weather and market impacts on mare breeding, and emphasizes timed breeding, foaling in spring, and careful winter management to maximize returns and offspring vitality.
A fragmented passage offers miscellaneous maxims and moral reflections on patience self help resolve and Christian duty. The garbled text presents quotes about self reliance, restraint, temperance, kindness, and social judgment with dubious attribution and unclear context. The piece reads like a dated column of scattered aphorisms and misread lines.
A stream of phrases ponders the depth of human perception. It suggests that the greatest act is to see and declare what one has seen, though many may think for one, while others might simply observe.
A meditation on patience guiding difficult labor and delayed outcomes. It argues patience should be practiced fully and without complaint as the true work of a disciplined life.
A late remark notes that where there is will there is a way. It recounts a sermon by Ganon Kingsley referencing a learned English scholar who taught Latin Greek and Hebrew by clever methods to a village carpenter. The piece emphasizes determination and problem solving.
The exhortation to be diligent in business warns that focused effort prevents mistakes and missed opportunities. It stresses engineers and workers must keep eyes on their tasks to avoid disaster or entanglement in machinery, highlighting dangers of diverted attention.
The fragment warns that milk and cream absorb odors and must be kept away from any source of contamination. It emphasizes keeping dairy products distanced from substances that could taint flavor or safety.
Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin argues in August Seribrer about allowing children to explore and dirt as a natural part of growth. She laments modern constraints that force kids to worry about clothes and cleanliness, urging a return to hands on learning, garden work, and imaginative play for wholesome development.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses Sainte-Beuve and sister Eugente de Guerin, Maurice de Guevin's death in 1839, and Maurice and George Sand's roles. It notes Matthew Arnold's praise, the sister's talent, and early British essays on the siblings, with references to publication in America. The text links literary criticism to a rise in recognition of the Guerin family.
A fragmented account recalls New York City revelry around 1767 to 1776 as colonists proclaimed independence and condemned royal symbols. It describes public joy, jail deliveries for debtors, and effusive demonstrations, with notes on the destruction of King George Im arms and monuments. The piece cites Wall’s Journal and Rev. Dr Inglis’s letters as sources, detailing symbols toppled and churches affected during the transition to independence.
A Seattle reporter details how octopuses are hooked, fought, and landed from deep waters. Fishermen describe suction power, tentacle grip, and careful handling to avoid being pulled overboard. The account notes the creatures’ stealthy movements and strategic baiting to lure prey.
The North and West saw little proof of robust bee production and paste years yielded poorly. Beekeepers faced blue moods over dair keeping and failed crops while farmers worry about sales of products and livelihoods. Clouds lift slightly as honey prospects for the coming year look brighter, with some regions showing late clover bloom and sweet clover now more common.
A gardener notes how Egyptians prosper despite persecution and draws bee-keeping lessons. The piece explains movable frame hives, queen issues, swarms, and bee management to prevent collapse, emphasizing queen loss, colony strength, and feeding to avoid winter failures.
A bold parachute descent near Paris at Villette led by M Capazza drew crowds as the aeronaut rose to 9 800 feet before the balloon collapsed and the parachute descended smoothly to a field in Drancy. The craft used strong lines and a cutaway top to vent ballast, with the method hailed as wartime useful and likely to be adopted broadly.
Instructions describe making a simple onion and cod stock dish with batter and seasonings. It mentions warming a pot, cooking onions until tender, adding stock and salt and pepper, straining, returning to the settlement, and finishing with boiling milk before serving.
Benjamin F. Noe died at Bellevue Hospital New York after cocaine administration doctors say the drug was the fatal agent. The incident shows cocaine can be lethal when used medically and highlights risks in clinical care.
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