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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1897

Page

11

Purists seek curb on street profanity in New York

The New York League of Purists campaigns to suppress swearing in public spaces and transit. Thirty young women hand out novelty curse-cards to offenders, prompting them to sign a pledge to refrain from profanity. The piece also surveys luxury hotels and high society sightings including Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Lillian Russell at events and in society pages.

New York New York League of Purists Carr Mao Murmer Paris London The Riviera Europe Walldorf Savoy New Netherland Astoria General Harrison Claveland Ruth Cornelius Vanderbilt In Langtry Nineth Avenue Josie Manssiala Mrs. Langtry Josie Mensfleld Jnsie Mansfield Jersey Lily Jessne

Gumption on the Farm Manual for March Tasks and Care

March guidance covers preparing horses and crops, soil and sod, pruning and harvesting tasks, and basic livestock care. Advice includes using boiled oil for wagon protection, tobacco stems as fertilizer, lamb care for chills, pig feeding caution, and pasture plans with clover blends for efficient pork production.

The Parson and the Possums Tale

A humorous dialect poem recounts a preacher at a possum dinner. The preacher offers blessing and portions, describes greasy possum meat for saints in glory, and delivers a comic, rambling sermon as the feast unfolds with lively regional flavor.

The Cyclist's Cape and a Bohemian's Bargain

Madame Renne pressures her husband to wear a heavy cape on his bicycle despite the risk of pneumonia. He rides joyfully, loses the cape, fears her anger, and later discovers it was sold for 29 francs to buy her a gift. He hides the ruse with a tale of a poor stranger, then pockets the gain and plans more clever deceptions.

Madame Rene Henne Dior Ti Door Renne Orca Mme Renao Ie4rill Gaspleioug

Cruelty Charges Spark Wisconsin Institution Probes

Wisconsin investigates management of state institutions amid cruelty accusations. Pending actions target facilities including the asylum for the insane at Mondovi and the industrial school for boys at Waukeesha. Richard Pederick of the state board of control now oversees temporary administration as inquiry expands to other facilities.

Milwaukee Alute Institutions Wisconsin Wallekegha Dennkerness Atroclty Richard Pederick State Board of Control Lyon 5 Hus Wgral Mondocu Northa Pilal New Belujs

Hoxie Disbarment Case Under Trial in Grand Rapids

The Hoxie disbarment case, moved from Waupaca county, is on trial in Grand Rapids. Charles W Felker and B M Goldberg defend George Hoxie. A Connell district attorney. Garrett s Thorr of New London chairs the investigating committee. Prosecution witnesses include Mrs Lottie Jones James McNeil and Stephen McGinty. Defendant filed an affidavit of practice. The judge denied the change of venue and will hear the case.

Grand Rapids Wia Hoxie Waupaca County Charles W. Felker B. M. Goldberg George Hoxie A. Connell Garrett 'S. Thorr New London Goldberg Lottie Jones Aaligo James McNeil Clinton ¥Irls

Trial of Porter Rega Heats Up Over Fearful Witness

In Appleton Wisconsin on June 18 the Porter Rega murder trial hears damaging prosecution evidence. The dead wife’s 14 year old sister Mabel Duprey testified sounding shaken and agitated as she cried out to the court and pointed at Rega saying she cannot bear to have him look at her.

Ireland Cannot Rejoice Over Queen Victoria Accession

In the house of commons Mr. Balfour moved to attend St Margaret's Westminster church on Sunday to celebrate Queen Victoria's accession. Mr. William Redmond argued Ireland could not win from the ceremony, though Britain prospered under her reign. The motion, however, was carried. Melt talien, add coal oil to soften to molasses. For Wagon Klease.

London Hovee of Commons Balfour St. Margaret's Westminster Victoria William Redmond Great Britain Ireland

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