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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1889
Page
3
A mythic tale mixes a king builder and hidden treasure with Tudor tone, a grand palace, and a perilous quest. The sovereign’s wealth inspires devotion, conflict, and a vow to build well as noble powers clash and a palace’s fate hangs in balance.
The narrative recounts a New York publisher debating responses to accusations of copying The Kalevala and Longfellow’s works. It touches on reactions, endorsements, and a mix of literary scandal with references to Longfellow's career and military figures. The piece weaves historical literary controversy with period dialogue and notable names.
A colonial newspaper piece recounts a student waking amid a deliria fever in Bathipe house and later discusses Queen Victoria's example urging households to cut expenses. It links royal guidance to family support, revealing proposed funds and misdirected reflections on economics. The article also references crime and poverty themes alongside school reopening notes and anticipated college attendance.
Farmers share guidance on poultry care, vegetable gardening, and winter preparations. The notes cover incubators, feeding regimens, hay, wood, and barn cleanliness, plus methods for cabbage yields, evaporated apples, and improved crop varieties. The piece blends moral reflections with practical tips for rural households.
Report outlines dairy cows tested for butter production using questionable methods. The text questions fairness, accuracy, and the transparency of public speed tests used to judge individuals and animals at fairs. It notes private tent exhibitions and the need for a standardized criterion to assess merit in dairy animals.
The report describes debates over milk testing methods used at fairs including Wisconsin and Minnesota trials. Advocates urge transparent in-person analysis to ensure fairness and public trust, while critics call for measurements conducted openly with judges present to validate results.
Fragment from a late 19th century gossip column describes Vice President Hendricks failing to address Mrs. Hendricks and the embarrassment it caused. It mentions Mrs. Hendricks avoiding attention by leaving the room and notes other prominent guests, including Senator Vorhees, at the Hendricks mansion. The piece shifts to a social commentary on Chinese immigrants, their labor, and settlement in North America, including Gardners and markets along the Pacific coast.
The article surveys global oil production, naming Russia, Barmah, China and others, with estimates of output and capacity. It notes large wells near Rapheron and mentions Buko region activity, port shipments, and the potential impact of oil on the United States. It includes unrelated ad-like lines about Brown's Broach Troches and an electrical enterprise in Go An.
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