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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1887
Page
3
The text presents a fragmented lyric scene with shifting phrases about woods, land, and a distant world. It references voices, play, light, and a longing for connection through unseen people and places. The speaker contemplates time, memory, and a hoped for future beyond present boundaries.
In a damp wintry scene, a nurse, a village schoolmistress, and Miss Patience share a tense moment as Lilias clings to her nurse and faces a ball carriage. Miss Patience’s cap and front are kicked aside by Mr Ferguson, revealing a discreet unease and a tender glimpse of family ties.
The passage blends a tense domestic scene with memories of a wartime march and a political rally. A schoolmistress faces a hard choice about Lily-bell as a husband questions her motives, while distant veterans and a public notice about bathing rules echo through the text.
A reading of scattered text shows a mix of household recipes and agricultural guidance. It includes recipes for sauces and puddings, notes on bread and a lobster dish, plus longer essays on farming education, breeding, and dairy topics. The piece weaves household cooks with agricultural opinion and livestock care.
A garbled early 20th century newspaper fragment describes a dodgy character with a dirty face born near a Woodward grocery. A clerk offers a coin for a wash, the man replies with a smart retort and returns after an hour claiming he traded the coin for dust-removal to wash his throat. Other snippets follow about a traveling merchant and a telegraph operator.
Fire swept through The Chicago Packing and Provision Company works today, destroying four buildings including the main slaughtering and curing areas. The blaze began in the curing room as 8,000,000 pounds of meat were stored, with 17,000 barrels of pork nearly burned. Tenants and workers saved much of the stock, though heavy damage extended to the warehouse and engine house. A separate street scene at Griswold and other blocks drew crowd attention as investigators assess the incident.
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