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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1890
Page
3
In the White Mountains amid grand hotels and crowds two travelers Hartley and Thurlow press toward the Black Ravine. Their companion dynamics with Maud and Chester unfold as they climb toward the cliff, weighing revolved affections and a possible elopement while weather and fate loom over their excursion.
A perilous cliffside rescue unfolds as Maud Ashley falls and is saved by Thurlow and companions. The party learns of her peril, battles fear, and achieves a tense ascent back to safety. The Maplewood audience rejoices while Hugh Tildee mourns a loss in spirit.
Fragmented diary style account describes President Lincoln haunted by war news and personal loss. Emphasis on his wife’s distress, his insistence on duty, and the reported emotional strain as officials offer comfort. Mentions a dramatic scene and a line about love and consolation amid tragedy.
In a Western town meeting, the first member laments daily business shortfalls and hails efforts to keep the metropolis in public view for a month. The second member notes the high cost of supporting a wood baseball team, while a later remark hints at a cautious stance on progress.
A collage of educational opinions argues for discipline and practical learning. Educators stress timely attendance, strong school buildings, and active student engagement. Notable voices from Supt Chapman to President Harrison emphasize search for true understanding over rote tasks, with methods ranging from impromptu Q&A to drawing and observation to cultivate character and citizenship.
A fragmented editorial urges teachers to recognize and cultivate latent talent in farm boys. It argues teachers hold weighty influence in guiding students toward advanced study and continued schooling, noting the nation’s potential rests in rural youth pursuing further learning.
A Philadelphia Press account describes Capt. Smith of Bangor Maine escaping a threatened massacre on Grand Conne table in the French Guiana archipelago. With a small force he marooned labor strikers, starved them into submission, and regained control of his schooner Alforetta S Snare bound for Cayenne with phosphate cargo.
An examination of how the months got their names tracing to Roman gods and actions, noting misnomers and the calendar shifts, with a stray local report about Milwaukee naval events and a passerby remark on temperance cards. The piece blends etymology with scattered city notes and a fragmentary street scene from Chicago.
A jagged OCR fragment cites a France lightning death tally from 1652 to 1682 attributed to Wichtwing. It claims 655 total deaths, with 487 men and 166 women, noting most occurred on open fields and that the language is garbled and uncertain.
Dainty food is wasted on the glut ton. Sermona should end with the dinner H. As minds are not built slike nor all stomachs Virtues need double breastplate when they battle with hunger. Temperance maketh a light heart and a heavy purse. A good dinner rains us better than a rong sermon to forget wrongs and for give enemies. The doctor follows close on the heels of the ignorant cook. It is not unrequited love that we hold for the oyster. To eat without enjoying what we ext ig waste of time and material. Table.
An Amorican description reports Strauss touring Europe after leave of absence from Vienna. The Munich concert at the Lowenbrau Keller drew a large crowd despite stormy weather. The hall features a cellar-like setup with a balcony and tables where patrons enjoy Munchen beer as the orchestra opens with Strauss at the helm.
Tady Dufferin notes Burmese women as influential in households with the power to choose and divorce husbands while retaining their own property. She cites remarks about women avoiding public acceptance of marriage and readers learning facts from others. Monasch, finances official of a Minneapolis loan association, is short 825.00 and seeks settlement.
A fragmented portrait describes Russia's famed novelist Count Toletoi as a serious, observant man who spends time in agricultural labor and hosts visitors with apostolic attention while discussing life’s stern truths with church and state figures. The text shifts to various unrelated items and notices.
A vintage ad promotes Kemp’s Bal aman as a universal remedy for coughs croup bronchitis whooping cough asthma and consumption with a week long offer price one dollar and a free sample bottle. It mentions the South Dakota health superintendent traveling to Hurka to address a diphtheria outbreak among Russians with thirty deaths reported.
A vintage advert warns of early signs of consumption and praises Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. It urges prompt use before lung damage worsens and associates the remedy with improving digestion and blood quality aboard ships. It labels consumption prevention as crucial when breath shortness and spitting blood appear.
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