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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1894
Page
3
A dense, late 19th century analysis sketches South Chicago voters as a hotbed of labor and political tension amid tariff fights and Democratic party demoralization. It links wage issues with national policy, notes Coxey era protests, and cites press reactions from New York papers on the party’s struggles and the need for reform.
Practical home garden and farm guidance covers successive pea and bean planting, straw as mulch, and selecting roses for outer and indoor plots. It discusses nitrogen from beans, corn and bean dishes, milk fat changes, rose cultivation, grafting cuttings, wintering, and grain feeding for stock, with cautions on timing and handling.
Readers pose a flood of nominal questions about Thomas Hardy, Rider Haggard, Minot Savages, Edward Everett Hale, Laurence Sterne, Herman Grimm, John Gay, Jonathan Swift, Andrew Muryel, Edward Whymper and others. The collage of names mixes authors, explorers, and public figures, reflecting a magazine page’s scattered queries.
In a Berlin hotel, actress Lestre and co star discuss a young German girl named Freda seen selling goods from a cart. Lestre buys Freda for five pounds to protect her from a predatory situation, while internal tensions reveal loyalties and emotional entanglements among the troupe. The scene blends backstage manipulation with moral concerns in a turbulent moment.
A tangled backstage drama unfolds as Brysa contemplates breaking a promise to Lestre, while Mortscript pleads for Freda’s love. Freda reveals a plan to retire from the stage and secure happiness, leaving Lestre content, as Mortscript offers money for loyalty. The scene ends with renewed hope and a conflicted future.
There is a probability a second examination of the body found in a barn near Manitowoc will be held to settle disputed points about head wounds. The examination of the ONeils charged with his death will be taken up again on June 28.
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