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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1892
Page
3
A long paragraphed editorial critiques the Democratic ticket and promises protectionist trade policy. It attacks Cleveland and Stevenson, argues for tariff protection to spur invention and wages, and contrasts modern industry with past hardships. It also recalls “good old Democratic days” with recollections of debt, poverty, and farmers’ struggles.
An older text argues for American protectionism, praising the higher view of national policy. It emphasizes shielding American industry, labor, and wages from foreign competition and stresses that American goods and living standards rely on this standard. The speaker cites Jefferson Washington Hamilton and others to support the stance.
An illustration analyzes how a duty increase affects prices of triplicate plates in New York and Liverpool during 1801. It shows July prices abroad rose then fell, while U.S. duty rose $1.28 per box, suggesting foreign buyers adjust to protect themselves against higher American costs.
On July 3 dalias Fiebrantz faced $390 bonds after state charges that he threatened to shoot his wife with a pistol and used a paper weight in an assault, with a knife involved. The Treadwell mine in Alaska, yielding over 3000000 in bullion, was reportedly purchased by the man it bore.
A massive fire swept St Johns Newfoundland destroying a large portion of the city center. Eight million dollars in damage, many homes lost, and several lives, including a man and six children. Telegraph service disrupted, relief funds and tents sent from Halifax. by evening some communication restored and losses tallied. Population about 45,000 with key landmarks and churches affected.
Fragmented article argues Republicans must resist a strengthened Democratic control that would follow a fall election. It warns that victory by Democrats could yield full partisan power in Congress and the presidency, enabling reforms attacking tariffs, labor, and voting rights, while stoking corruption in elections.
A fragmentary poem style piece extols farm family values and virtues. It urges perseverance, honest labor, and religious faith as guiding forces, with calls to train the mind and heart, endure hardship, and value community duty and moral strength.
An old farming note describes a remedy called Farmmotes setibore to destroy currant worms or caterpillars. It suggests dusting on when bushes are wet, applying as spray with water, and stresses timely use to protect crops. It notes limited coverage and compares to other powders kept by dragists, warning of preparation challenges.
An early discussion argues that rising food production and consumption will soon converge. As population grows, farmers adopt better methods and new tools, risking overproduction if demand lags and prices fall. The piece weighs future food sufficiency against persistent price volatility and farming efficiency advances.
Weather uncertainty harms grain yield and favors conserving wheat. Rural Home prescribes two open Dutch bundles or shacks of eight or ten bundles with tops spread to shed moisture. It warns a rainy harvest could double labor costs and reduce returns.
Ainta for the Flower Garden outlines thinning large roses on poor soil with liquid manure aid and staking many plants. Transplant reedlings, sow seeds for Chinese primrose, and plant pansies now for autumn blooms. Keep young plants in small pots, shield seed from dryness, and maintain bedding plants with regular attention.
The article discusses butter production in Wisconsin cows, noting averages around 125 pounds yearly with top cows reaching 350 to 400 pounds and some dairies at about 200 pounds. It invites readers to report how they profit from cows producing as little as 100 pounds, asking for methods to maintain even the smallest margin of profit.
A stream of old farm notes covers dairy and tree care, pruning, and turkey rearing. It stresses common sense in grafting or growing fruit trees, proper feeding and shelter for young poults, egg custards for starter feed, and avoiding prolonged penned confinement for turkeys to reduce fatigue and disease risk.
A battered OCR fragment presents a religious meditation and devotional prose. It weaves Biblical phrasing with exhortations to meditate on God’s kindness, and to act kindly toward others. The piece references Christian life growth, diligence, and divine blessing amid miseries.
The text muses on life’s meaning beyond the present, arguing planning must include the eternal future. It contrasts earthly limits with a broader spiritual view citing religious phrases from The Congregationalist and biblical images of peace and the water of life.
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