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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1888
Page
3
The committee approved amendments to a military bill affecting term limits and conscription in Germany, with proponents arguing for a larger trained force while opponents fear extended mobilization. Russian Baltic measures draw protest, and Polish circles discuss exile and national proclamations amid war.
A rough frontier narrative recounts Charley and his dog during a bear hunt. The boy fights the bear, losing his dog and suffering injuries while Charley barely survives a violent clash on the ridge. The tale ends with the family questioning the hunt and vowing to bring the hide home.
A garbled and fragmentary historical text addresses cultural decay and religious strife, naming figures and places in a jittery stream. It mentions tribes, wars, and a British observer’s voice on violence, faith, and social reactions amid a chaotic narrative.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a summer in Portsmouth where a sixteen year old narrator and Phila, his muse, share a day of fortune telling and romantic innocence. A later reflection frames the memory as a broader meditation on youth, longing, and the enduring pull of past loves.
The piece surveys peppermint cultivation around Wayne County New York comparing towns Onondaga and Canandaigua noting peppermint's fragrant value for travelers and industry. It also describes grape growing near Champlain and a plum pie recipe with detailed ingredients and canning steps to preserve through winter.
A sprawling collage of agricultural tips, magic show anecdotes, and reminiscences. The piece blends advice on hay and grain for livestock with stories of performers, early San Francisco days, and colonial era medicines and warnings about frauds. It references figures, events, places, and era-specific trades, weaving practical farming, entertainment feats, and nostalgic commentary.
A five year old, excited by Bible stories at Sunday school, recounts Lot's wife with dramatic missteps. The piece offers a quirky blend of a child’s memory, a household money saving pitch, and odd anecdotes about doctors, prescriptions, and a violinist’s tale from The Boston Record.
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