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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
2
Fran confronts Grace Noir and Abbott Ashton as religious fault lines widen at Gregory’s Littleburg home. Grace suspects Fran's identity while Fran defiantly presses church involvement, threatening to reveal past secrets and destabilize Gregory’s household amid tensions with Mrs Gregory.
In a Southern town, Abbott Ash-Ton clashes with Miss Sapphira over a rumored liaison on the school steps. Bob argues Fran Hull may be punished by Abbott that afternoon, while Sapphira frets about morals and Abbott’s influence on the girl. The scene unfolds on a veranda as watchful eyes weigh church life against temptation.
A British officer recounts a bizarre rescue in which a hungry tigress mauls him and sneezes while dragging him away. He credits a lucky distraction after the animal opened a box from his jacket, briefly saving him and turning danger into a strange tale of survival and humor.
The Clinton Boarding-House in Littlebure is described through Fran’s view, showing its atmosphere shaped by Miss Sapphire Clinton’s stern management of transients. The piece notes how the elderly hostess’ solemnity aims to curb gaiety among visitors and aids Hob Clinton, a once unbiddable merchant, as Grace Nott's influence reshapes him.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece recalls two bachelors sharing a flat on Fast Ningteemth Street who justify savings and freedom while a bill collector arrives. One awakens to a shot and admits killing the collector to protect themselves from debt, condemning extravagance as costs rise.
Fashion notice describes a designed skirt for ladies with options including empire or regulation waist, inverted plait back, and adaptable fabrics. Pattern 6089 sized to 22 to 30 inches waist, yardage specified. send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name and address to obtain the pattern.
The pattern 6075 shows a princess blouse for girls up to 12 with ecambric neck edging and a flounce trimmed with two rows of insertion and embroidery edging. Size medium requires 2 1 2 yards of 2 1 2 inch material and 3 4 yard edging. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address size and pattern number. London literary figure John Heldron discussed.
A playful dialogue scene features Rogar and Mildred in a flirtatious exchange. The maid asks why fifty remains silent while Rogar promises a speech he has drafted for publication this month.
The quote argues that being called fast insults morals while being called slow insults intelligence. It reflects a blunt view on labeling people by pace or ability, contrasting moral judgment with intellectual perception.
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