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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1895
Page
7
Fragmentary text sings of flowers and feeling with scattered names and phrases. The garbled lines mention a violet, rose, Missi, and titles with a wistful, poetic cadence. The source reads like a damaged lyric or lyric-like amateur verse.
The scene shows Jean lamenting the missing refrigerator as family members react to financial strain. The father debates the value of old appliances while reassuring Jean that a costly mistake was made and urges selling the unit for a cent to salvage the situation.
Fragmentary lines mention New York Sun, sums like 8100.00, and phrases about bets and travel. Many garbled words obscure clear facts, leaving a partial, unclear excerpt with no specific event dates or identifiable persons.
Terman Busseler was stoned post. Sinister at Marahfield. Bafalo cowney, in place of Gustav Will, resigned. The foumtesal annual reunion of abe Croo, County Soldier's antex will be Held at Monrigolio on Aug 6.
A long narrative on Mrs. Kale Chase Sprague, ex social leader and widow of a governor, detailing the disposition of her late husband’s estate. The Bloomingdale era figure faced debt, with furniture, mirrors, and porcelain auctioned for about 8000 dollars, among about 100 pieces, as she seeks to salvage dignity and focus on Edgeworth life.
A garbled OCR passage cites verses attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson and references his manuscript, including lines about Mr. Nerli and a protective lark. The excerpt, presented as a public letted piece, reflects archival print history and editorial note on attribution.
Georgie Horton, daughter of poet George Horton and once a Chicago journalist, is reported to have moved to Athens and then to California amid rumors of upheaval. The story notes Horton’s hopes for a theatrical career, previous family divorce, and her return to her grandparents’ home.
Toba NR of Milton Wisconsin and Miss Lillian Root were married Thursday in Ashland. Lathrop officiated the ceremony. Miss Root is the daughter of Professor Stood, principal of Washburn High School, and is the daughter of her father’s happiness during the war era.
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