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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1916
Page
7
Nine teachers from rural districts around Necedah meet weekly in church parlors to study sewing under University Extension division guidance. The program covers dressmaking, textiles, and home economics, with lessons sent from Madison and taught as correspondence courses.
James G. Halpin of the University of Wisconsin poultry department says cold storage preserves eggs better and cheaper than waterglass or lime methods. He notes preserved eggs are not suitable for table use and advises limiting home preservation to a small, practical supply for cooking during shortages. He adds preserved eggs are identifiable by candling.
The speaker argues happiness comes from those who actively bring joy to others rather than from having the most. Happiness is a daily becoming, a constant opportunity fulfilled through ongoing acts of kindness that invite joy to arrive repeatedly.
A Wisconsin freight rate dispute centers on through percentages from New York to Chicago and their effects on Milwaukee. Milwaukee seeks to block percentage basing that would advantage eastern jobbers and disadvantage Milwaukee by raising local through charges to Marshfield and other Wisconsin points.
Promotes winter travel by train to Florida and the Gulf Coast via Chicago & Northwestern lines. Highlights comfortable travel to a new passenger terminal in Chicago and outdoor amusements like fishing and golf. Offers C. E. Strouts as agent contact in Marshfield, Wisconsin. Includes a stray line noting experiments about fireflies emitting X rays.
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