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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
6
An unnamed narrator recalls a lavish Italian wedding and a doomed marriage. He narrates vows, ritual, and a tormented obsession with his wife Nina, revealing obsession with power, revenge, and a planned calm after tragedy. A dramatic ball scene shows glittering nobles and Nina’s radiant beauty as tension builds toward a fateful continuation.
Women are not yet admitted to examinations at Berlin University. Professors retain the right to admit or exclude women from lectures, while the number of women studying in Berlin rises each year. The current figure remains the highest yet reached.
The Richmond Dispatch quotes a young congressman away from his wife as he speaks on today’s reading topics. He humorously admits he cannot decide what to say until he sees tomorrow’s paper.
A massive observation tower, 120 feet high and bell shaped, has been erected on the Josephs baehn ridge near Stollberg in the Harz mountains Germany. It resembles the Eiffel Tower and Ferris wheel fame and draws tourists. The summit platform accommodates about one hundred visitors with a stairway of two hundred steps and an elevator planned. From half way up, a mid level holds around a hundred, while the top provides shelter and views of valleys, ruins, and former castles linked to Teutonic glory.
A mysterious figure known as Dis Debar may be in Boston, living under a new name as Anna O Delia Dis Debar or Helen Russell. A tenant at 304 Columbus Avenue reported a visitor matching Debar in appearance, with a scar and light hair. The landlord observed prompt rent payments and secrecy, while Debar’s pattern of changing names and appearances continues to mystify locals.
Historical notes recount a series of towers in the Harz region, from a 17th century wooden structure destroyed by lightning to a 1895 stone tower costing 18,500 with Stolberg family funds. The overlook offers panoramic views of the Kythera mountains, Aue river, and nearby towns. Also covered are tales of Dis Debar, a controversial medium, and her alleged travels and aliases in Milwaukee Boston and New York lingering in the era’s theosophical circles.
An old column curates fragmented proverbs and moral musings. It ponders lunatics among the Jamget and bull headed men, notes that kind words seldom spill over, and asks about the fate of the old fashioned preacher who preached against card playing.
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