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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1896
Page
2
Telegrams in brief report the death of ex Congressmen in New York and a flood of varied international dispatches. The items mention Cuban affairs, ship launches, lynchings, and political moves across the United States and abroad with scattered names and places.
In Toronto reports surface that Henry Fell Pease of Britain remains seated in Parliament while renewed chatter suggests Prealdon Van Horne of the Canadian Pacific may retire. no formal confirmation yet.
A distraught husband laments his spouse's fussiness with the sun’s impact on mood and an eye for fading carpet. The exchange captures everyday domestic tensions as a light, humorous vignette.
A guide suggests choosing a dinner set in gold and white to suit any color scheme. Emphasizes easy compatibility with various decorations and recommends thoughtful color pairing for a polished table display.
The recipe notes add candied orange flowers to the Dotone or Pakoe of the 4 o'clock tea. Water is poured after the flowers are mixed, and the brew sits under the 'coay' for several minutes. Reported by tasters as delicious with an unguessed aroma.
Mildred asks about Christmas decorations while Marjerie remarks that the alcove was secluded and hanging mistletoe there seemed rather superficial in this exchange.
In Washington the senate and house assembled with foreign diplomats present. A senate resolution urged U S recognition of Cuba as an independent government and its right to govern Cuban affairs, while the House adopted prayers and prepared to act on the president's Cuban recognition message.
The session in Washington moves through Dingley tariff discussions and a renewed push on immigration reform. Senate actions include committee votes, Cuban independence resolutions, and minor bills on mail, pensions, and public lands, with notable exchanges by Mr. Aldrich and Mr. Call.
In Budapest a Hungarian deputy, Herr Sikel, seeking reward for parliamentary service, begs for a government post. Baron Banffy warns that over 40 cannot be appointed without sovereign consent. Sikel travels to Vienna, pleads before Francis Joseph, but the king notes he is 40 and the deputy is likewise aged, ending with the request denied.
A tiny silver novelty, cheaper than many wonders, features a paradoxical design. The comb cleaner acts as a brush, while the partner device resembles a rake from Draken backing, penetrating to the roots of the longest bristles.
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