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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1913

Page

7

Column of black stone in mosque sparks legends across empires

The text describes superstitions tied to a black marble or basalt column in a Turkish mosque near Constantinople and a tale of a sweating column mirroring Christian sympathy. It recounts pilgrim myths about sacred sites, healing fountains, and a priest’s legendary death, alongside notes on social views about marriage and class in Britain.

Mohamméfans Mobar Ormedaulem Asie Minor Damascus Jerusalem Golden Gate Constantinople AL Allel Constantinents Aarent Mir ix Veld Barka Agril Lady Ramsey Moehem Medan Fey Oo Christan Church Aleny

Divorce Decision Provokes Pity in Local Gist

A fragmented OCR note laments a divorce, calling it a pity and lamenting the social sense of moral signaling. The brief lines reflect casual commentary on relationships and public perception in a dated tone.

Leadenhall Street Associations and Historic Lodgings

Historic Leadenhall Street lore links literary and political memory to 16th and 17th century figures. Places named include the India House near the market, Lamb as clerk, Gibbon wealth origins, Peter Matteux’s tea-shop at Nos 156 157, a Dombey and Son tie, Mayor Allen at Leaden Hill, and the King's Head inn linked to Jacobite plotting amid Monk's 17th century break with Parliament.

Leadenhall Street Lona Company Si India House Charles Lamb Gibbon Peter Matteux

Strange Effect Sermon Flub Draws Quiet Barbs

In a humorous exchange, Brother Steadman is told his last Sunday sermon was weak and the head of his message wilted while the sister notes a pot day. The speakers, Sister Millsap and Brother Steadman, echo the light banter about the sermon’s impact.

Dual Nature Cases of Ten Personalities Revealed

British scientists report cases of multiple personalities among women. One subject named Fiona Macleod emerged when William Sharp shed male traits to write with feminine tone. Beauchamp and Beauchamp’s Sally showed shifting drives and odd habits. A Rev Gaughan case appeared as Brown Joongway. The prominent case features ten distinct personalities, including a childish self and a mistress of amnesia, with memory continuity across appearances.

London Dr. Jekyll Asmany William Sharp Sharp Youll Kelf Fiona Macleod William Suarp Fiona Olwaye Mise Beauchamp Sally Miss Beauchamp Aliss Beauchamp Anse Gaughan Brown & Joong Nick

Wolves Circle The Couple Near Red Lake Camp

Mr and Mrs Boyd of Minivanolis faced a pack of wolves circling their camp as darkness fell near Red Lake. They fled a fire sparked escape and, at dawn, found their way back to camp after the wolves paced around them for hours.

Shelley Ming Mirs Doyd Minavanolis Bere Boyds Red Lake Mrs. Dust Mr. Boyd

Divorce Petition Heard Over Odd Motives in New Jersey

John Mulateh of Woodbridge, New Jersey, seeks divorce from Woman Shavid of Jersey City. He alleges her behavior including threats and confinement by water diet, claiming she failed to follow his theory and caused the marital rift. Proceedings focus on credibility and grounds for separation.

Berten Jersey City N. J John 5. Mulatesh Woodbridge

Kalner Wilhelm der Grosse Captain Reports Long Voyage

The Kalner Wilhelm der Grosse captain recalls a 3000 mile voyage from New York to Plymouth England, driven by dead reckoning due to clouds and mist hindering observations.

Plymouth Eng New York

Suffragettes March to Washington from Hyattsville

Suffragettes from across the United States gather near Hyattsville Md to move toward Washington. They are met by the mayor, receive a key to the city, and hear speeches before the group proceeds to the Capitol to present petitions to the Senate. The scene shows a speakers’ stand and awaiting cars.

Hyattsville Washington City Washington Hyattsvill National Capital United States Senate Committee On Suffrage Capitol Senate

Injunction Blocked Mother-in-Law at Omaha Home

Ned Lester L. King a wealthy businessman obtained an injunction to keep out his mother in law Mrs Levi Gardner of Harvard TI from his home after she had visited the King family for several months and sparked trouble with his wife Motherinton who refused to leave when asked.

Omaha Ned Lester L. King Levi Gardner Harvard Gardner King Motherinton

Distress in Jerusalem Impacts Tourism and Trade

A report notes Jerusalem, with a mixed religious population, faces severe distress due to war and rising living costs. Tourism has fallen sharply, hurting the city’s main revenue source. Souvenir production, especially olive wood and mother of pearl items, remains the main industry, with some goods exported from Paris via local Jewish and Methuenite artisans.

London Jerusalem Sora Straits Conell J. McGregor For Align Ethlehem Methichenistes Paris

Camera's Eye Captures Brutal Robbery on Braddock Hill

Photographer Ray Calvert of Swissvale filming the Monongahela valley saw a man with a knife assault another, toppled into an embankment, and alerted police. They found Anthony Goura badly wounded with a dozen stab wounds, robbed of 128 dollars. the attacker fled.

Pittsburgh Monongahela Valley Braddock Ray Calvert Swissvale Kuffa Calvert Anthony Goura

Famed Lifesaver Captain Grace Dies at Seventy Six

Captain Patrick Grace eighty six? seventy six? dies at his Montgomery home after a life marked by saving ninety nine people from drowning. He had been awarded a congressional medal for bravery.

Middletown Patrick Grace Montgomery Congress

Savory Lobster Cutlets With Hollandais Sauce

Recipe describes lobster cutlets using milk, butter, and a beaten egg, formed into small pieces and fried light golden. Serve with Hollandais sauce made from chopped gherkins and olives in mayonnaise. Also proposes lobster patties with cream sauce, minced lobster, sherry, pepper, and egg yolk.

Sure to Be Appreciated Fish Butter Sauce Recipe

A vintage recipe for haddock or halibut fried croquettes with oxton pepper and paprika, using milk and cream, then breaded and fried. Served with a tart relish of horseradish, mustard, and whipped cream mayonnaise. Contains measurements and step by step directions in a home cooking tone.

Spinach Salad and Turpentine Tips From Old Household Notes

Spinach salad methods cover cooked and uncooked options with French dressing and nut coatings, plus shaping cooked leaves into walnut sized balls on lettuce. An uncooked version adds spring onions and mint with dressing. Turpentine serves as a moth preventive in closets and shelves, with tips for furniture care and cleaning painted woodwork.

Delmanico Tomatoes with Pepper Sauce Filling

Instructions describe scooping tomato interiors from six small to macerate, chopping three small green peppers, adding half an onion, cooking in butter, stirring in flour and boiling water to form two smooth sauces, stuffing tomatoes with pepper sauce, adding a large cube of boiled sweetbread or thickener, and baking with buttered crumbs for fifteen minutes with possible substitutions of meat or lobster for sweetbread.

Enally Made Dustlers Mop For Wood Floors

An old tip describes saturating a mop with crude lemon oil to make a dust retaining mop for bare wood floors. Soak the mop in the oil for hours, then partly dry to use as a dusting tool. A mix of crude lemon oil with turpentine serves as a cheap furniture polish option.

Protect dining chairs with rubber tips to save doors

Rubber tips for dining-room chairs help prevent scratches on hardwood doors and frame. They are inexpensive and save both labor and door finishes, as chairs tend to be pushed back and mar the polish.

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