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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
11
A fragmented diary style piece recounts a quarrel over unreliable violets and snowy bayou travel. A Washington Post writer, Thad, is referenced amid missives from Ocean Springs Mississippi with an odd fur coat request and formal letters that may outlive their author. The tone hints at literary vanity and romance testing.
A Hodgeman County tale reports Miss Anna Jones suffering years of kidney and urinary trouble eased after using World's Kidney Pills. The patient improved within a week and fully recovered, with Mrs Freemman crediting the remedy. The account notes growing local belief in the pills across Pawnee and Jodgsmain Counties.
Mrs. Newberry wife of Professor Newberry filed for absolute divorce in Sandusky Ohio alleging unfaitarul conduct. She is daughter of Andrew D. White ambassador to Germany. The petition was begun but she later withdrew her alimony petition.
Fourteen people were killed. Indiana and Italy are mentioned with unclear details. Names such as Joseph Cook and Jotn Aspinwall Hodge appear as deceased figures. The fragmentary text mixes locations, dates, and roles with many garbled phrases, producing a jumbled archival note.
A wholesale merchant recalls an 40 year old document, a long instruction letter carried by Pony Express. It was printed on ultra thin tissue, weighed down to AC cents, and fit into a narrow envelope. The note highlights the tight packaging and the Pony Express stamp showing a rider.
The London Express reports Germany's new oil engine, the Diesel, works without rollers furnaces or chimneys and uses crude oil with minimal odor. It promises fuel and space economy, can run on any liquid fuel, and may power small boats and even oceangoing vessels. France has ordered such engines for geomarine boats, and it could boost rural plant development where gas is scarce and coal costly.
A review of how railroads acquired short, punchy names reflecting public usage. It notes shifts from multiword titles to single names like Burlington and Katy, cites the Monon and Wabash origins, praises Southern Railway, and mentions long forms such as Chester, Perryville, Sainte Genevieve and Farmington.
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