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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1888
Page
3
A sprawling, fragmentary text weaves through scenes of social intrigue, allying a nameless narrator with characters like Lollie Katy and Port. It threads longing, marriage pressures, and class commentary, hinting at love trials, jealousies, and moral judgments amid a broader cast including Edcomount figures and literary profiles.
A long, mixed text blends rustic winter musings with household cooking and early agricultural notes. It features seasonal cheer, hints of California migration cautions, and detailed home food preparations including apples, marmalades, roasted meat methods, and desserts, interwoven with marginal commentary on farming life and historic library lore.
In Sinaloa the bandit Bernal, known as the Terror of the Occident, led by Garcia and Alton, was confronted near El Polon after luring a lieutenant and guard. Garcia killed Bernal with three shots, the body identified later in Cozala, with 10,000 peso reward paid. One captive, Angel Naturra, and Lucia Garaic the woman tied to Bernal’s defeat. Governor and war secretary notified.
A garbled monologue blends advice on grief, second marriages, and social norms. It recalls funeral processions, pondering life after death, and the futility of arguing over facts or weather. A Winchester Virginia weather note closes the fragment, noting record cold.
A fragmented editorial voice denounces witchcraft paranoia and medical quackery while extolling American commonsense in a wide survey. It cites No Man's Land boundary lore, Calico marriage customs in India, and frontier Zion about governance, land rights, and the dignity of ordinary settlers, ending with a sheep ranching quip from Omaha World.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a Civil War first battle in 1861, with vivid memories of enemy fire, a child’s doll fragment injuring a man, and chaotic scenes among commanders. The text blends war recollection with medical and household remembrances, then shifts to advertisements and odd anecdotes, including a dietary pitch for Cod Liver Oil Emulsion and a street vendor exchange about beef prices.
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