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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
3
The article depicts Native American childrearing practices, contrasting resilience and independence with ritual exposure and lax punishment. It notes that Indian infants endure harsh beginnings, with early mobility and tribal education shaping bravery, self-reliance, and obedience.
A newly found Muuct object is described within a hundred miles of Earth. The account is narrated by the historian of the exploring party that completed its latest record voyage, detailing the nature of the find and its significance in the context of ongoing space exploration.
A Maine justice of the peace addressed a judge as "Most High" and was reprimanded for presuming such title. The exchange centered on who holds ultimate authority, noting creation and the remark that even a local official cannot claim to have created anything from nothing.
A brief oddball note presents a rustic verse titled Song of a Dakota Buzzard. It references cattle and a purge of steers, hinting at frontier life and informal signals to farmers. The fragmentary line suggests a humorous or admonitory tone about managing livestock.
In 1789 Henry Addington was elected chair of the House of Commons and the salary for the speaker was fixed at 6,000 pounds per year.
A Japanese official speaker urges open competition and fair treatment in Asia, insisting Japan aims for equal opportunities, commerce, and a square deal with the United States. He defends open door in China, warns against war, and supports American capital and partnership for mutual growth.
A humorous tale recounts Bishop Petter tasting nutmeg on cottage cheese at a Southern supper. A string of mishaps follows as Aunt Dinah and neighbors hunt for nutmeg, while the bishop boasts familiar expertise in flavors, ending amid flood damage news from Nolichucky River, Tennessee.
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