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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1899
Page
3
A fragmentary verse scene speaks of a speaker promising beauty and devotion to a beloved. The narrator imagines crowning her with grace, provoking envy in buds and roses, and sending a trembling message that stirs her pulses. He envisions a lasting bond within his embrace.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses Conan Dogli’s novel A Doel and its social satire on marriage. It centers on Maude Selby and Frank, their courtship and household debates, and a tension with a visitor Violet Wright who probes fidelity. The piece hints at themes of money, status, and moral ideals in marriage.
A rider on a Basuto pony flees a charging male ostrich near an ostrich farm. Behind them the bird bursts through a low fence, forcing an unrelenting pursuit across veld and mountain fringe. A Kaffir and Dutch worker intervene with a lasso, saving the rider but not the fallen helper who dies of injuries. World Magazine.
The Providence Journal cites Samuel Rawson Gardiner as stating Cromwell, born in Huntingdon 300 years ago, was not a Bund admirer yet possessed great qualities. The piece weighs his sincerity, brutal religious zeal, and the Drogheda massacre in context, urging judgment by his era while noting his flaws and the era’s bigotry.
A Chicago Post report quotes a dialogue about love where a woman asks if the man has felt love before and he replies about the danger of confusing imitation for the real thing. The exchange suggests secrecy and uncertainty in romantic pursuit.
Charles T. Yerkes recounts tests with Lage traction on Webster and Wallerton avenues showing the underground trolley failed in wet weather due to insulator damage after a year of testing. He cites land sloping and water in conduits as barriers and maintains the climate does not bar operation, just the terrain.
William Dahke operates a shingle mill on his Marinette area farm with a 15000 shingles daily capacity powered by a traction engine. The mill runs at full capacity and highlights farm-scale manufacturing in the region.
A New York Son report notes that poor Japanese children are almost always labeled to track misbehavior, reflecting a social stance where mothers are occupied with domestic duties and children are monitored for potential straying.
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