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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
10
Violet and Miss Maer discuss a family rift caused by a doomed marriage. The dowager believes the lover’s fidelity remains tied to his wife, whose death would not alter loyalties. Violet wonders if the wife would ever return and laments the crushing cost to all involved.
Miss Marr confesses a heavy heart to Miss Benson revealing her longing for happiness and her wish to help the wife of Lord Ryvers find pardon. Violet imagines a lonely husband while Miss Marr speaks of noble love, restraint, and the possible reunion of the wronged couple as winter winds blow over Reversdale.
Rockefeller has donated 200000 to establish a new medical research institute aimed at disease prevention and treatment. The plan envisions a national effort with laboratories in New York Boston Montreal and Baltimore, overseen by a board of directors, to study milk safety and other public health issues and develop durable scientific results.
In a fragmented account, Frank I. Strong notes gold mining in the Philippines during the Spanish era. He references Colt watts, Cylorade volunteers, and insurrectionary efforts, with mentions of mines producing small yields and natives’ labor. He cites Spanish records and Engineering Magazine observations.
A committee of prominent physicians organized to raise money for the Virchow Fund honoring Dr. Rudolf Virchow, the famed Berlin pathologist. Established in 1801 upon his seventieth birthday, the fund aimed to support scientific research through scholarships and specialized investigations.
A student laments the need to pick a major this year. They joke about having quirky talents and wonder what direction a major could offer. The tone is light and uncertain, reflecting early college decision jitters.
The article notes Mrs Langtry spent about 15.09 on dresses for The Royal Necklace at the Imperial theater, excluding jewelry and some trimmings. It mentions three costume changes in one scene and an elaborate ensemble.
Miss Morris is appointed lieutenant colonel under Gov Cenner of Georgia. Mina Morris, 78, serves as secretary of the Georgia Society of Chattanooga. Notes on Gen George H. Thomas’s sisters, Miss Jiith near 99 and Miss Amie about 89. Various items on milk deliveries, child choirs, a dangerous express train incident, bank cashier liability, and a Kansas restaurant tale. Also coverage of Francis Wilson joining Chautauqua, a false Kansas prairie house tale, and a Hill City tragedy where a family perished in a sod house collapse.
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