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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
9
A Boston youth of ten, Master Russell, faced an intrusive matron during an entr'acte at the Hoku Opera House. She pressed suggestive questions but the boy responded with calm courtesy, denying romance and asserting his dignity as he answered with genteel replies.
In a fragmented Boston Transcript excerpt two anglers debate caution after a near catch. The first vows restraint, the second questions human and animal judgment amid a tense fishing scene.
In a fragmentary discussion a speaker questions a portrait commission and expresses doubt about the artist's intent. The dialogue hints at personal pride and miscommunication surrounding the artwork.
State vital statistics report July to September 1912 shows an annual death rate of 9.98 per 1,000, lower than 14.87 in 1910 and 10.57 in 1911. Infant deaths fell sharply. whooping cough and influenza deaths rose slightly, while pulmonary tuberculosis and other diseases declined. Violence and accidents are itemized, with regional death rates by section and calls for a women’s reform施設 and liquor regulation measures.
Merrill Emil Gutzdorf pleads guilty to out of season trapping pays 25 dollars. A J Olsen of Tomahawk admits possession of muskrat hides and pays 350. A prisoner escapes from city hall during a keeper visit. Murder inquiries into Harry Tuttle’s death after a cabin fire. Beloit postmaster D B Worthington attempts suicide, serious condition. Bassteve tithe Herman restaurant explosion injures treasurer Philip Hermar Jr. Madison hosts a conference on state school fitting and teaching. John I Callahan fined 25 for shipping ducks without a license. ducks seized. Titanic survivor G H B Henry Stengel meets Mrs Minahan in Fond du Lac. La Crosse proposes 69,077 for county roads in 1913. Mae Maney seeks divorce after alleged poisoning by husband. Three Sisters schooner sinks in Green Bay. crew drowned. Andrew Beekman drowns near Apple River on 73rd anniversary trip.
A passage notes Istanbul's historical time, once 1 hour 52 minutes fast on Greenwich. The Ottoman system aligned with a standard time zone two hours ahead, but religious practice kept noon tied to sunset. The text includes a quip about a first school teacher asking a question and the second teacher replying.
A dialogue captures social tension over a possible discovery harming status. A Ohio judge notes a deaf man gained a $250 marriage fee, while references to a deaf minister and a will hint at ironic valuation.
Fragmentary dialogue about emotions and a bridge referenced as the Bridge of Sighs. The speaker mentions tense moods and a parent explains the bridge as a family term. Unclear source context with no concrete events or identifiable persons.
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