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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1893
Page
7
An unclear OCR fragment references a theater event or public notice with scattered proper nouns and numbers. It mentions a date or age and several garbled terms, suggesting a local cultural or legal notice amid damaged text. No clear names, places, or outcomes are extractable.
A damaged OCR fragment shows unreadable sequence of letters and partial words and does not reveal a coherent event or names for a full newspaper item.
A fragmented essay discusses distinguishing artistic nudity from crude indecency. It cites debates in Chicago and cites cultural critics like Me, Flaacetwua, and Millet. The piece references public reactions and calls for discerning artistic merit in depiction versus explicit display.
A respected European artist, living in Berlin, spent months in Cincinnati where he was venerated and offered vast sums for works. He secretly borrowed funds totaling over $1,500 and died soon after, with an investigation exposing the fraud and the use of his career for personal gain.
Tim Timbernunt describes changes in raccoon hunting methods in town. He recalls old times using tree and dogs, contrasting with modern quick hunts using alcohol soaked tools, and notes the shift to simpler methods as dogs bay at distant coons under the moon.
A rambling, vivid account describes lighting torches near a tree to provoke a raccoon, as dogs bark and react. The narrative portrays chaotic scenes, racing fire effects, and a tense moment when the coon drops into a dog line, ending with a brash remark about the aftermath.
In Athens near Ovatta nooga a tower entry yielded a vandalized scene. An attacker lowered the flag and hung a Confederate canvas. The flag appeared Sunday morning and required effort to remove due to a secured hatch. Faculty anger and pursuit of the offender follow this act against the school.
A Pomona grove, 17 years old, produced large yields this year with six acres yielding $800 boxes. Two trees yielded thirty five boxes each. The text also notes ecclesiastical ownership by Episcopalians and Baptists and mentions a gesture by the German Emperor involving pianist Raoul Kovkaleki and the Wille Szentokd boy whose Berlin performances draw attention.
The Suloott building of William Zimmers Point was destroyed by fire with losses set at 1200 dollars and insured for 500. Andrew Lehn, a Richfield Washington county resident, died at age 84.
A garbled reminiscence depicts a schoolmaster addressing pupils and elders during a tense moment. Names and actions blur, but the setting suggests a crowded classroom with students, teachers, and family members present as a ritual or argument unfolds.
Fragmentary OCR text shows two individuals exchanging greetings and a dinner invitation, with unclear names and context. The readable parts mention a poet maker and an uncertain relation, leaving the event and participants ambiguous.
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