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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1889
Page
3
Fragmentary verse piece describing fairies of childhood with imagery of night sounds. Confused lines mention Katy, May Day, frogs, owls, and moonlit scenes. The copy shows garbled spellings and punctuation but preserves the theme of childhood fairies and memory.
The Tamarrack sisters Mary Patty and Melora push beyond poverty on a Rock Farm venture in Orange County. They plan poultry, strawberries, cows for New York, and glasswork at the old huts, facing skepticism from neighbors and a key loan from Aunt Matilda.
A mixed rural column discusses farm management with focus on feeding farm animals, hay quality, and pasture care. It covers proper cattle and poultry feeding, caution about balanced rations, and a practical method to assess clover curing using twisted stakes to gauge readiness. It also notes equipment tips for poultry housing and chick rearing.
Instructions describe managing brood frames, spacing six empty frames, and dividing boards to attract workers. It warns against overloading with nourishment, moving brood when frames are built, and gradually reducing young bees to improve honey storage and worker alignment after hiving.
A historical note describes keronene and related substances for poultry care. It covers using keronene to deter vermin in boxes, its evaporative properties, and timing for hatchery use. It suggests adding drops to drinking water for general health and cold relief, wetting diseased feet for scaly leg, and mixing oil with koronine when anide oil is unavailable to slow evaporation.
The Sorghum cane spread from Obint to Europe around 1854 1456 and reached South Africa Central America later. By 1860 1870 seed from these regions was sown in the United Britain yielding diverse varieties. Early Antonym or Ainter matured quickly suited to northern climates and Indigo corn like soils though planting delays improve outcomes. Potash emerged as key to yields in New Jersey trials with forage quality gains. insect issues in South Carolina crop pests affect oats wheat and small grains, with pest management including thorough corn protection.
About fifteen persons were killed in a Wilmerding Pennsylvania violence incident. Twenty-five more bodies were reported after a coal pit explosion near St. Brieuc Beancn. The mayor of Cincinnati ordered police to arrest store owners for Sunday openings. Sedbath measures will apply to Brreatomy as newspapers are exempt from the proclamation. The Ponttigo river drive faces difficulties, with 75,471,680 feet of lumber noted in the boom.
A jumble of dialect and anecdotes from the Arkansaw Traveler recounts agricultural ploys to protect crops from pests. It contrasts this with a Loninville mayor scene where a negro storyteller defends his actions while critiquing vultures of judgment, ending with a quip about a sickly child and cred ifed behavior.
The piece describes a night telegraph room at a major company with Broadway and Day street locations. Workers toil through the 24 hours with dimmed lamps, distant news wires, and messages flashing to East, West and beyond. The scene shifts to daily commerce, with messengers, stock exchanges, and press deadlines driving a relentless cycle until dawn.
Fragmented quotes explore ambition, gender roles, social conduct, and practical living. It critiques young death, economic choices, drinking, and family duties with sharp, humorous observations. The piece references Chicago origins, laborer meals, and Abernethy mores in a collage of social commentary.
A garbled, fragmentary essay piece discusses human folly, friendship, marriage, and Christ’s sacrifice with several puns and misprints. It contrasts benevolent ideals with harsh realities, then shifts to a report on Russian landownership, debt, and famine, noting peasant bondage, debt bondage, and aristocratic ruin across districts.
A garbled Josh Billings piece satirizes ambition pride and trade, with lines on human folly and a view of life. The text shifts to a mine accident at the Pabst Mine in Javawoop Mish on July 28, reporting Frank Battiste killed and three others seriously injured as a collapse knocked men along a drift.
The Philadelphia Record explains a homemade method to candy strawberries and raspberries. Ripe berries are dipped in a boiled sugar syrup until crystalization occurs and then cooled on warmed trays for a hard candy coating. Malaga grapes and raisins are noted as suitable alternatives.
A historical note on Chinese farm labor compares daily wages from 8 to 20 cents with meals included or extra. It describes land leasing practices by ancient proprietors to clansmen and the modest family food costs, highlighting expenses for a farmer’s household and related rates.
A Georgia paper recounts a man attempting to withdraw ten thousand dollars in cash. A teller asks how much he wants, the man jokes about needing a smaller amount, and after counting many bundles he finally asks for one dollar and a half while keeping the rest. The lighthearted scene highlights a humorous misunderstanding of large sums.
A garbled illustrated page extols dubious remedies and wild boasts. It touts Dobbina Eley Soap for washing flannels as perfect, claimsArizona andNew Mexico dwellings abound, and praises Kansas buckskin robes from Gallaway cattle.
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