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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1895
Page
6
A fragment chronicles Henry and Gwen, a wary couple, as private doubts about love and parenthood surface. They confront marital strain, social expectations, and a perilous carriage ride through crowded streets, leading to a dramatic, unresolved cliffhanger.
Practical guidance on cleaning bottles stains and fabrics using vinegar or soda. Tips cover silverware polishing with benzoline, leather care with saddle soap, enamel cookware cleaning with soda, and odorless methods for preserving food with charcoal barrels. Includes personal care and foot maintenance advice along with pest prevention and storage methods.
A woods excursionist rooms at a farm house in a remote clearing. Twilight brings an exhibition of bats that swarm the old kitchen as the hostess calmly explains they are catching flies. The man rises to collect the wings, leaving floor and tables littered with them.
A thick skin cushion in Egyptian red features a surface pattern drawn from ancient pottery with mostly human profiles and symbolic forms. The satin ground is entirely darned in black silk with large diamond shapes along the edge. Figures three to five inches high appear around the seam, though the dense stitching allows a glint of sail light to show through.
A cushion design showcases suede inlay on malt cloth with black oak leaves and acorns cut from brown suede. Gold silk buttonholing anchors leaves, French knots detail acorn cups, and gold accents orbit the design. The piece uses gold satin gatin edging and Cluny lace trim, with a brown satin back.
A clergyman explained to the 12 year old German prince that all men are sinners. The prince asked if the emperor is an exception and the clergyman replied that no, the emperor is a sinner like every mortal. The prince then quipped about his mother’s forgiveness.
Rev. W. T. Henshaw a Methodist minister and his young wife were attacked by burglars in Belleville, Indiana. He was fatally shot. she was shot through the head and hip and stabbed multiple times.
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