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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
6
Fragmented note on tact and talent citing phrases about perception senses and wealth. Quotes by Kate Turnaut Woods urge action over postmortem praise and kind words. Mixed lines recall grudges and shifting life styles as a continuous round.
The article notes a man loyal to meekness may suffer injury when dealing with falsehoods. It mentions Luther's wife renouncing her monastic vows and the $1500 price tag attached to the letter.
The article discusses retinal fatigue from strong illumination, noting eye protection by goggles in snowy regions, and that small pinhole viewing reduces glare. It explains how light quantity, distance to the source, and image brightness affect comfort, and suggests compact, intense light can be used if confined to a small area.
A fragment recalls a London article noting Professor Sombon of the London School of Tropical Diseases proposed using domesticated snakes to control rats and fleas, citing ancient reverence for serpents. The piece surveys the idea’s plausibility, acknowledging it may not be widely accepted.
A Cleveland Leader excerpt recalls Rev Horatio Stebbind of San Francisco and his daughter. The doctor jokes about the visitor's praise by asking who the Gibson Girls are, highlighting his daughter's charm and the family’s social regard.
In a brief exchange from an old file, Wite asks for a new gown while Husband notes a recent dress. Wite explains she cannot reuse the same dress for Ellen's upcoming marriage, citing style and occasion.
A christening in Aberdeen Scotland drew the child’s parents and four grandparents plus a great grandfather and four great great grandmothers. The text notes long family pages and distant lineage spanning nearly eight centuries.
A brief items the text mentions a girl wanting a turtle as a pet and her father urging care, with a tongue in cheek reflection on a southern journey and the demand to “get a great blood turtle” to burn baby turtles. It contrasts strange requests with a legal tone from a courtroom aside.
The piece notes that poultry farming in India remains undeveloped and not widely scientific. It observes farmers struggle to obtain table fowls and cites religious objections as a barrier. The government has begun addressing the issue.
An aging suitor reflects on a past romance he abandoned after discovering the beloved’s family opposed the match. He accepts the defeat with quiet dignity and consoling reminiscence about what might have been.
When a man falls on hard times, police belief in punishment as remedy surfaces. The text hints at a cynical view of enforcement where harsher measures are used in hopes of reform, illustrating tension between punitive justice and social support.
Chicago crowds of 200000 on two Sundays and Decoration Day show Riverview Exposition as the citys leading summer amusement. The park showcases half a million dollars in two spectacles Monitor and Merrimac Creation and offers thrilling rides, concerts, lectures, and acres of shaded green space with top staff.
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