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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1897

Page

14

The Saintese and the village girl in Italy

A narrator recalls a spring afternoon with a village girl named Lilla. He contrasts her natural grace with city beauty, notes Vincenzo's quiet affection, and describes her lively household duties, coffee making, and hopes for a future visit to the Punto dAngelo with legends of a moonlight blessing on gentian rock.

Vincenzo Vigwis Mig Shu Signor Dierer Hagve Ocellanza Lilla Pam Gnu

A Twisting Naples Love Web Delivers Sealed Secrets

The narrator returns to Monte Vergine and uncovers a suffocating tangle of love, deceit, and marriage intrigue. Nina's letters reveal betrayals to Guido while Ferrari's will shifts power to Countess Romani, prompting the narrator to guard evidence as he eyes a dangerous path to victory.

Ferrari Romani Paredon Trop de Xele Gervira Naples Conte Philippe D'Avencourt Nina Guido Rome Ic Ran Tims Guido Mio Fabio Hore Beloval Cesare Cotoe D'Avencourt Punta Dw Angelo

Crooked convict Big Hawley’s long criminal tour ends

William C Woodward alias Big Hawley, a notorious con man, was convicted of attempted blackmail in New York City while on the witness stand. He confessed to a string of arrests across multiple cities and claimed ongoing schemes. The jury verdict confirmed his foretold fate.

Willam C. Woodward Big Hawley Mimbcjor Card Shag New York City Bem Roe London Ilon Lionel Musgrove Cayton van Dieman's Land New York Boston Duiles St. Louis Jtil Washington Colorado Philadelphia Woodward Bridgeham

Sending Presents in Christmas Gift Wrapping Style

A guide on festive gift presentation describes wrapping with white French tissue, silver or scarlet ribbon, and a holly accent. It notes dainty boxes for children, snowy paper with white satin ribbon, and arranging flowers to match the color scheme of the gift.

Christmas Investments in Happiness Promised by Savannah News

The Savannah News argues Christmas spending yields higher returns than money, describing investments in love and joy as rapid, unalloyed happiness, with all returns proving valuable beyond monetary value.

Savannah News

Italian cabinet rebuilt by Marquis di Rudini

Marquis di Rudini has reconstructed the Italian cabinet shaping a new government lineup. The move indicates a strategic reshaping of leadership roles within Italy's executive branch and signals potential policy direction shifts.

Marquis di Rudini

Sania’s Workshop in Thuringen Germeny Looms Large

The article describes Clauz or father’s workshop at Thuringen in central Germeny as the main source for Mimsy Christmas ornaments. Families in a mountain cottage run a small factory producing many whistling baubles with blowers and young assistants shaping and finishing delicate decorations.

Clauz Tbhuringen-Wald Thusingen Germeny Iice

Colored Christmas ornaments produced by family crafts

A detailed description of how glass ornaments are colored and finished in a family workshop. Dipping bulbs in coloring fluids, shading with fluoric acid, applying metallic oxides, and silvering with quicksilver are described. Workers pass pieces for dyeing and drying, with sun drying and polishing to achieve brilliant results before inspection and packing for shipment.

Yuletide Games And Christmas Hide And Seek Fun

The article describes Yuletide games in Aone families where gifts are hidden and discovered through playful chasing. It details a party game with judges and questions, a spoonful of apples race, and a table scene where children attempt to steal corn from a cinder with bare hands.

Aone Tole Cindy Perty Gine Nas Fa

Mistletoe Kiss Rite Traced From Druids to Modern Rite

The New York Herald notes mistletoe's ancient sacred status among Druids and its later use as a festive symbol of marriage authority. It says maidens once held the right to a kiss beneath the mistletoe, a custom that has endured as a light holiday ritual.

New York Herald

Pundihxals On Ice In German Winter Burials Scene

The article describes winter burials in a German border region near Berlin in the Spreewald. Funerals involve rope-bearing coffins carried on a sledge with participants skating behind. Distinctive attire includes black goats and hats for men, women in white hats scarves and aprons. Similar customs note Venice and Kamchatka burial transports by boats or on sledges.

Berlin Spreewalde Bohemia Sibing Terland Venice Adriats Kamchatka Ertyes Dors London

Wanted Royal Autographs From an Ambassador

Andrew Li White, former German minister and now the U.S. ambassador at Bellin, recalls receiving odd letters from Americans seeking influence in court circles. One regional caller, an elderly Western woman, sent four six inch square pieces of white linen for an autograph quilt and asked him to obtain autographs of the emperor empress crown prince and Bismarck, with caution to avoid ink near the quilt edges for sewing.

Andrew Li. White United States Bellin Germany West Enmeror Crown Prince Bimarck

Reading Bible Chapter in a Washington Street Scene

A Boston Herald item recalls a Sunday morning in Washington where a man requests his shoes polished and a professor reads aloud from the Bible. The exchange is framed by humor and dialect, capturing a vivid, if clipped, street vignette.

Washington Darky Boston’ Herald

Mother and Willy Moral Tale Fragment

A dialogue between a mother and Willy warns against telling falsehoods. The mother describes a punitive figure with a single eye on its forehead who punishes liars by forcing them to pick sticks for balance, delivering a stern moral lesson.

Willy Beya Puck

Local Zanesville Jest Over Snow Poem Mischief

In a Klondike era gag, Jones jokes a man was hanged for reciting "Beautiful Snow." Bones asks what he did, prompting the quip about bold verse challenging local decorum. The exchange captures quirky frontier humor and sharp wit among companions.

Jones Klondike Bones

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