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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1887
Page
3
A long, eclectic rural page offers home remedies, kitchen tips, and farming guidance. It covers fruit and pie making, soups, lemonades, and medical remedies with cautions. The piece also includes household cleaning guidance, weaving craft notes, and advice on farm improvements and soil fertility.
A Philadelphia News note recounts how professional women prey on businessmen lawyers brokers and merchants in New York. The piece details schemes in which women pose as widows or claim charitable causes to extort money and threaten reputations. It cites cases involving a Hamilton associate a young New York lawyer and a broker and notes the social peril these acts pose.
In remarks on Treasury relief options, Secretary Fairchild explains authority to anticipate interest and to buy bonds in the open market. He notes potential relief totals around 40 million dollars if holders accept advance interest, while warning against market manipulation and stressing the need for cooperation to avoid monetary disruption.
A fragmented 19th century style excerpt discusses tariff reform, labor and industry benefits from improved machinery, and the need for regulation. It outlines harmonizing government measures, fiscal caution, and the goal to balance national finances to preserve business and industry until clear policies are adopted.
London Standard argues monarchy remains popular in England and explains hereditary sovereignty paired with parliamentary benefits. It asserts constitutional limits curb royal power, acting as a check on oligarchy and democracy, while suggesting monarchs can fulfill duties beyond elected leaders.
Early warnings describe a boy entering a broker’s office facing temptations from large sums and shiny gold. As he grows to clerk level, stock gambling lures threaten honesty. risk and high pressure finance tempt wealth by false means. Brokers defend their occupation, emphasizing character.
The passage surveys leaders across parties, naming Mr. Jurnell of the Trish party and Lord Standolph Conradill alongside Gladstone and Parnell. It contrasts temperaments with a view of restraint, rhetorical style, and perceived consistency, noting Cromwellian restraint as a model in politics and the Celt’s emotional tendencies.
Del. Baxter, editor of the Christian Herald, lectured on Coming prophetia events to 1901 with charts showing Revelations. Forecasts included a world war, Ireland's independence, and a 1000 year reign, while reports from Washington touched rail rate suspensions and policy interpretations.
A theater notice and commentary describe Bernhardt in a crowded 19th century performance. The narrator recalls her transformative acting, switching roles on stage and captivating observers from the dark auditorium as a master of dramatic illusion. The piece blends performance notes with sensational tangents and scattered historical references.
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