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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1897
Page
11
A narrator coldly watches rivalries flare as Conte Oliva, Ferrarri, and the Contessa Romani circle wealth, charm, and infidelity. The plot twists between jealousy, seduction, and a planned confrontation, ending with a mysterious gift and an ominous casket as tensions mount for a dramatic continuation.
A rustic calf path in primeval woods, walked by a boy and later followed by many, grows into a crooked road. Over centuries it becomes a village street and then a bustling metropolis’s central thoroughfare, shaping vast traffic and daily travel for countless people.
A quirky verse tale follows Ola King Cote a jovial old seal who calls for his pipi bowl and fiddlers three yet finds none aboard. In a westward trek he meets Klondike men who seize millions while King Asle sails toward a distant Bobring with a merry spirit intact.
A fragmented verse by A. H. Diplook mulls erotic imagery and anonymity, hinting at a waitress identified only by number. The speaker contemplates potential names Kate, Ruth, Annie, Fanny and notes the waitress’s allure as he remains unable to learn her real name while praising her tea service and companionable presence.
A clipped exchange portrays a greedy editor and a man of letters debating an opening in a wall. A foreseeing carpenter reportedly left a ready opening and instructs to turn the knob to the right.
Questioning ad value in periodicals, noting high rates for small spaces. Examines why Youths Companion and Ladies Home Journal command large prices, with back cover quarters in Munger Magazine cited as examples. Asks whether advertisers gain returns or waste money.
A Chicago Record tale quotes a man asserting his wife will be the first Klondike widow, while others discuss plans and financial pressures in a terse, fragmentary excerpt.
A short quotation notes that great ad writers are born with insight into human nature rather than merely learning from experience. It claims natural talent shapes deep understanding of people.
A mock heroic poem depicts editors and critics as a mounted force charging forward. It blends battlefield imagery with literary terms like verse, dactyls, anapest, and sonnet while celebrating relentless editors and poets amid chaotic battle scenes.
Fragmentary lines describe a nautical or philosophical scene where a toll of the sea and a charming boat are mentioned. An idler whispers nothings, suggesting a social vignette or verse fragment about happiness and allure in a maritime setting.
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