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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1899

Page

6

Count Rinaldo's Romantic Schemes in a Sunlit Spanish Garden

The Count Rinaldo, a charming Venetian noble, woos Inez Lynne in Seville, weaving a tale of lost fortune and noble lineage. He pledges devotion, seeks to secure her love while concealing a plan to wed Veronica di Giotto if needed, risking exposure to preserve their secret in a sunlit courtship.

Inez Teade Dye Stas Imanling Teinvida Alwys Tynely Inex Count Rinaldo Madame Monteleone Lord Lyone Inez Lynne Rinaldo Monta Ts Rigaldo Treth Veronica Giotto Ton Veronica di Giotto Fic San Ted Veronica di Glotto Camnor Hinalde Sis Angwer Renlee Montalzis Italy Naples Rowe Dome Maria Pades Seville Spain Donna Matia Count Montalu

Fragmentary Poem Fragmented Love Yearns for Spring

A damaged verse by E. A. Hallowell in Criterion speaks of longing for spring and risk of love. The speaker resists marriage yet surrenders to seasonal charm as spring breezes and blossoms tempt emotion. A reflective, bittersweet lyric on desire and restraint.

Fragmented Havana sewerage note with garbled text

The damaged OCR text discusses sewerage in Havana in a garbled form. It mentions a test hole and efforts to address widespread issues. The notes reference dire conditions and the hope for improvements, though the wording is uncertain and fragmented.

New Orleans Vines Democrat Foresees Bright Future

The piece notes New Orleans confidence in forthcoming buildings and prosperity. It mentions planned construction and new developments that will soon be discussed, highlighting a phzoemic spirit of optimism and a city ready to move forward after elections.

Orleans New Orleans

Value of formaldehyde as a disinfectant at health meeting

A paper presented at the Awe fen Medival agsoulitthan in Columbus Ohio argues formaldehyde gas can disinfect and penetrate walls, aiding sterilization. Dr Jacques leads the Diphtheria antitoxin service. Chicago and other departments report using the gas, noting odor and fire safety advantages while claiming effective pest and infection control.

Columbus Ohio Health Department Jacques Chicago Health Department

The New Woman in Science at the Ayrton Circle

An article notes May Kanupe and Hertha Ayrton’s role in the Institute of Science discussions. It highlights Ayrton, wife of Prof W J Ayrton, FRS, and her influential 1880s mathematical and experimental work on electrical arc phenomena.

Hlee Hertha Ayrtor W. J. Ayrton F. B.S Ayrlan England

Havana Sinks in Filth as Sewers Empty into Harbor

John R. Archibald writes from Havana that open sewers drain into the harbor channels beneath the lieutenant governor’s palace and General Ludlow’s headquarters. Filth and a sickening odor fill the city, infecting troops unused to such stench and lack of cleanliness abroad. The writer laments Havana’s odor and disease-prone conditions since the occupation.

Ludlow Maestranza Fe Artilleria Havana Guba J. R. Archibald Scribner's

New Orleans Sewer Vote Spurs Bank Building Plan

The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company will replace its bank and office with a large new building beside the current structure. Construction starts today after the sewerage and drainage election convinced officers the time is right. The move reflects a citywide mood to advance New Orleans.

New Orleans Times- Democrat Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company

Dangerous Home Formulation For Respiratory Germs

The article describes making a formalin vapor device in a kitchen dish with boiling water near a lamp to generate gas for treating respiratory infections. It warns that the gas should be kept just below irritation and notes it can be used while a patient sleeps, claiming it does not interfere with other remedies.

Jacques

Ventilating the House Promotes Health and Fresh Air

Advice from Five Minute Talks on Good Health published in the Ladies' Home Journal urges daily airing of every room including sitting rooms dining room and kitchen. Open windows at the bottom to invite air while avoiding complete closure to allow dust and air exchange and ensure summer cooling without sacrificing light and sunshine.

Ladies' Home Journal

England and the World’s Police on Racial Control

W Cunningham argues in the Atlantic that modern governance must extend civil authority across diverse races to allow free self government while protecting likenesses in commerce. He warns against vigilant enforcement, urges strong imperial civil power to guard settlers and Black populations, and frames English imperialism as a duty to maintain peace and civilization worldwide.

India W Cunningham Atlantic Sory Englad

Busy tie in New York post oppict

Fragmented account of chaotic shipping and warehouse activity as sacks of goods flood a large room. Workers rush to sort, label, and load while steamers unload, drawing vivid parallels to naval battle scenes and a sustained, high pressure field-day atmosphere.

Millteatewan Blume Siberia Indian Ocean Dewe Forum Mail Service New York G. Chat Scribner's. Cer

A New Summer Drink From Fifth Avenue Hotel

A bartender at the Fifth Avenue hotel creates two new beverages named egg-ime-miat asle. The drink mixes ice cracked into a glass with juice from two chosen limes, powdered sugar, one egg, shaken and strained into a goblet, topped with salted or carbonated water, mint stalks, nutmeg, and a strawberry. The pale yellow blend is served with straws, described as refreshing.

Fifth Avenue Ture New York

Nightmare wakeup mocks billionaire in grim dream

A Detroit Journal item recounts a nightmare where a rich man pleads for help as beggars rebuke his wealth, waking only to realize it was a dream. The issue also notes the transport Morgan City sailed from Ma- Laila June 6 for San Francisco carrying 464 sick aboard.

Alliionaire Detroit Journal Morgan City Ma- Laila San Prencisco

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Lord Lynne Ali Una Lok Guy Ransie Venice Pinet Disney Bianca Monteleone Inez Lyne Ynez Ife Faye Love Ann Joye E. A. Hallowell Criterion Science Venkat Ayton Chicago Wes Ayrton Hay Roysell Enterprise Police
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