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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1908

Page

5

Town Crier's Tale and a Small Town Engagement

In a lively family scene Sally known as T. C. the town crier digresses with gossip and splits into escapades. Jack Hardy aids her with sympathy and helps him press Nell for marriage while T. C. faces expulsion for disclosures. Nell and Jack reconcile as he vows to intervene with Torrance and seal their plan.

Barab Henrietta Westervelt Elad Spouth Jack Bardy Sarah T. C Delog Garnest Jack Hardy Jack Peterkin Qlone Hardy Neli Net Nett Ana Gry Bardy Harry Flo T. O Mr. Sprague Miss Saunders Georgie Mr. Torrance Nell Neil C. O Hanry Teterkin Westervelt Sell Inston Bardy Sod Swaited Ny Cane Sally Torrance T. G Tim Nel Choros

Going to School In Burma Princes in Rangoon Schoolroom

Dr Marks told a Church Family Paper tale of Burma after Rangoon opened native college. Nine Burmese princes aged twelve to fourteen attended, each arriving on elephant with two golden umbrellas and escorted by forty soldiers. Elephants stayed outside. princes entered and all local boys prostrated themselves. Etiquette issues arose and were discussed by the princes and Dr Marks.

Burma Rangoon Marks Mary Marka Saya Dr. Marks

The Gate of Youth and a Love That Fades

Horace B. Gaylord recalls a lifelong courtship tale begun in youth and rekindled years later at a summer resort. The narrator watches a former beloved reappear alongside a fiancé with five children, confronting the uneasy truth that aging changes love and perception. The essay reflects on time, memory, and the shifting meanings of devotion.

The State vs. Dodge dominates July Sports Afield

The July issue highlights S D Barnes with a feature on The State vs. Dodge. It also includes Mother of Four by S B Heckley, An Editorial Camp, Camping on the Northern Mississippi, and nature items like A Varmint Hunt, Moose Scent and Hearing. Fishing pieces cover Indiana bass, Colorado trout, Alaska salmon, plus editorials and field experiences. Newsdealer contact: 358 Dearborn St Chicago.

Southwestern Life S.D. Barnes Dodge S. B. Heckley Kentucky Missippi Ross Kiner Fshing Indiana Colorado Alaska Dearborn Chicago Ills

Talleynd as a French cook on the voyage to America

A New York Press tale recounts Talleynd as a Cook aboard a Danish voyage to America blocked by an English frigate. He pleads to avoid capture by posing as the ship’s cook with a saucepan on his head and a piteous face, evading the Tower of London fate.

Talleyrend Silp Talieyrand London America Tower of London Talley Hiad New York Press

Sketch of a Vermont boy sparks Old Man's remark

A New York artist on a summer Vermont sketching trip encounters a gaunt country lad with a fishing pole. After arranging a pose on a rathe fence the artist works, while an onlooker praises the drawing and jokes about how the boy stays quiet long enough to pose.

New York Vermont New York Herald

Milwaukee license report approves liquor licenses for many names

Official proceedings from Matatfield Wisconsin special meeting cite the License Committee report granting liquor licenses to a long list of individuals upon paying 1.00 into the city treasury. The meeting, led by Mayor Roddis, approved the report and adjourned after reading a separate communication from Cameron Septic Company.

Matatfield Wisconsin Cense Roddis Soclock P.m Niktolas Pollard I Lundgren Noll Varn Binney Wivien Strang Jaco Wod Mors Amerman Connor Marshfield Suren Backhaus Fred Seebuter TapolurFelx Fred A. Hauer W. L. Line Teitritz Robert Peter Bever Nick Britten Tudavie Nis Michael Bere G. Lindemann Marx Gerhard Michael Steigmetz Jon Scie Peter Nees Lorena Kol Mees Chris Meracb Tho Leon Chris Schule Ow S. Albright M Adler M Schmidt Jahn E. Ader Schmidt Jacob Wilhelm T. Warsinske Scnneker F. X C. Hoenig J. Kirsenner Seubert Geo. FL Michael Berg A. Bauer George Tremmel Siey Trudeau Fr. Schermeczler Schmidt Louis Lcense Tha Cameron Septic Company Gaunell M-G Flacyerere

The Sun as Free Health Bath for All

The Pittsburg Press advocates free health benefits of sunlight fresh air and pure water praising sunbathing as essential after rain or illness. It urges households to provide outdoor exposure and urges people to seek abundant clean air sun and water without money, for health.

McLaughlin Pittsburg Press

Omar Khayyam Voltaire of the East in Persian lore

The twelfth century poet mathematician Omar Khayyam revised calendars and astronomical tables for Sultan Malik Shah and wrote about 500 four line quatrains. English renderings by Edward Fitzgerald in 1850 made his Rubaiyat famous for wit and deep insight, earning comparisons to Byron Swinburne and Schopenhauer.

Voltaire Omar Khayyam Malik Shah Edward Fitegerald Omar East Byron Swinburne Schopenhauer

American Buyer in London Outsmarted on Bulldog Purchase

An American clubman recounts a London buying misadventure. He was quoted $500 for a bulldog pup, priced as an easy mark. A cabby agent bought the dog for $60, another $10 tip to the intermediary, and he claims $430 profit from the arrangement.

London Aland Hig Hangom New York Spa

Jackdaw and Magpie etymology in English naming

The text discusses the jackdaw or daw as the proper name for the species in England and how mag may derive from Margaret or Meg. It ponders whether mag derives from chat ter or the name, and notes the Jim Crow term in America may trace to England.

England Jack Margaret Meg America Jim Loudon

Egg in Bottle Fire Trick

A boiled egg is peeled and placed on the mouth of a bottle with a large neck. Lighting a paper in the neck creates heat that sucks the egg into the bottle. Repeating the blaze and handling causes the egg to be expelled with a forceful push and an explosion-like effect.

Ege and Bottie

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T.C R. Brian Avery Prees Wwe Associated Jong Kies Autuma Charlie Will Tom Yuey Fannie Arthur Pete Ethel Maud Kate Shorl T ‘E St. I Juanita Juanite Frank Sunny Horace B. Gaylord H. C. Koenig W. L. Little Tifaglt & Kamas G. R. Gustafson R. Connor Company Stratford, Wis Ripon Rifon Ripon Produce Coskot Marshfield State Bank Richard Rout C. Eb, Broosern Jon Seupes'n Rog Ruck Brouard Roll Broncerr Hermanaytee J. A. Jorgenson H.C. Robright Woon, Winhiam Welter Uco Wegener J. W. Salter Iron Works South Depot Street John A. Hoffman Dealer
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