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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1892
Page
2
The Parshfield Times reports a muddled global scene with mentions of Norway postmasters, Pennsylvania politics, and financial schemes. It notes burglaries, prison discussions, and a bribery case stirring public unrest, alongside suspect statements on governance and officials. A Sausalito arrest yields no guilty verdict, while broader corruption fears echo in parliamentary and imperial affairs.
A garbled historical fragment discusses naming a new Giula province and references gendered development in girls aged eleven to seventeen. It claims growth periods from November to April and April to July, noting height changes and weight fluctuations, with unclear sources and several misspellings.
Unclear text fragment shows names and phrases with garbled words. Mentions Gabriel and horn, New Jersey, stakeholders, and a request for clarification. Content quality insufficient for a solid news item. preserves readable entities while notes remain ambiguous.
A student about two years old displayed severe sensory deficits after separation from mother, failing to distinguish tea from coffee and water in trials. He could not sense taste and other sensations properly, though he could differentiate ether and womanin, fining syrups as simply sweet, while clover and cumin were barely recognized. Mustard and pepper produced only a slurp sensation on the tongue.
Lucy Boot, General Booth's youngest daughter, aged 13, is set to travel to India to head the women’s mission of the Salvation Army. She will live among local women in their dress and adopt their manner of living to reach the "dark land" for Christian work.
An Enoch Ardencise from Benton Illinois reappears after six years as a resident named teva Aia Fate becomes tangled as he returns to his wife and remarried Authorities report finding him in his spouse’s house with his head injured in a baffling scene, lacking clear closure or a tidy conclusion about his past life.
The cruiser Clacinistl, just launched at the Brooklyn navy yard, is described as similar in size to the Boston and the Atlanta of the white squadron but far superior in speed and endurance. Its ability to stay at sea without fueling is highlighted, and its battery is said to be more effective.
A garbled synthesis reports numerous events including mine discoveries, naval reports, Mexican and American clashes, sports incidents, transport and industry losses, fires, strikes, political moves, and notable deaths. It sketches a turbulent world with fights, wrecks, legislative debates, and notable figures arriving in cities.
In the Senate several motions opposed the passage of the coinage and tariff related bills. Mr Stewart introduced a Sherman act amendment proposing free silver coinage and bullion coinage by the Treasury, plus issuance of treasury notes redeemable in gold or silver. The plan would make notes legal tender locally. Discussion on the Indian Territory resolution continued before adjournment. The president sent nominations to the Senate.
A historical column argues that American beef competes well with British meat. It notes United States cattle quality, the role of feed like linseed cake, and the aim to export higher grade beef to England. It expects no price superiority but solid value, urging advertising of American beef’s merit.
An article surveys Japanese farming methods, noting bedding of fields, irrigation, and meticulous grain planting. It highlights labor intensive cultivation by hand, uniform crop rows, careful weed control, and the long history of stable crop practices despite limited machinery.
A dated, fragmented account explains rice field irrigation detailing grain drying stacked ears, fields laid for ripening, and the role of wind and moisture. It mentions rice as a luxury, surface cover with vegetables, and a system of elevated water flow through channels and wheels to maintain six inch depth across plots.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss an infant year calendar, a cure named Stom Ach Ditters, and a promotional prospectus for a Berkley or Pilto bury imprint. It lists places such as Cork, Wheats, Elva, Geemut, Sremel, Vela, Norwegian, Swetland, Volland, Lohwman and Spanish, with unclear dates and authors.
An eyewitness account describes elk and black bear populations near the Queels and Clearwater rivers, noting deadly poaching by Shuwashes and the need to stop the inhumane hunting. Indians hunt with Sharpe rifles, gathering canoe loads and leaving carcasses for wolves and cangairs. The land is described as forested with spruces and hemlocks, with elk signs and cautious tracking by locals.
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