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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1891
Page
3
A child speaks of a father who cares for them each morning and night. The poem recalls warm meals breaks, games, and simple duties. The narrator notes both parents are beautiful figures in their life and home.
Advice from five bridge money abates the convwibeion for the transfer of nation hold svasion with Homie wis hunt dred Bralus Welntatuy. The Hrules wast ting winhtnl 49 cornit at Liog Bidga. The rodktor rests with the Quallales now here tavk & thread qyugecerd volo 1s re quired to affect the hive. Dino Oyailahes seeks land but the commissioner refuses. No conclusion reached. 4 Gransfor likely arranged. Hint ex-City Trenorey Hurdslay of Philadelphia charged with embezzling $1,000,000 of city funds and oath of us.
A fragmented historical narrative recounts the 12th century power struggle around Evesham, Kenilworth, and Kenilworth Abbey. It details Simon de Montfort’s forces clashing with royalists, the Lordship of Leofric and battles along the Avon, with vivid scenes of the Welsh uprising, the siege of Evesham Abbey, and the fate of key figures as banners rise and the river Severn valley is described through the landscape and ruins.
A fragment discusses a travel safety tip from Ladies Home Journal advising covering the chest and stomach with layered writing paper during journeys. It claims travelers using the method report protection and contrasts with others who travel with beds arranged to face the locomotive, noting practical experiences.
A retrospective on the Revenue Marine Service, established in 1798, detailing its historic clash with smugglers, sea battles, and gunlore. It notes the branch’s modern obscurity, its patrols along the coast, and the duty to enforce quarantine and government ship rules while remaining under Treasury control.
A fragmentary account claims two anecdotes about the future King of England and a Danish princess figure in a royal romance. It cites a photograph shown by a colonel and an encounter at a dukeess’s house, detailing a German princess connection and a possible proposed match for the Prince of Wales.
An old passage discusses a wife’s admiration for her husband and a nickname Brame, then shifts to Six Things a boy ought to know about character and gentleness. It includes moral guidance on courtesy, resilience, and the value of work and friendship, followed by notes on ash dressings and fertilizer chemistry.
A Boston Transcript letter from Coquimbo describes Chile’s rapid education expansion and government incentives for European laborers to settle frontier lands. It notes large public funding for schools, free education for the poor, and a program offering 200 acres, housing, tools, and a year of support to new settlers, with transport and guidance to chosen destinations. It cites educated envoy Senor Atalardo Nurna, quotes comparative school rankings, and mentions social and political reactions, including cemetery law changes and church-state tensions.
The piece explains fast walking technique including posture, stride length, knee bend, and hip swing. It estimates possible speeds, noting an eight minute mile requires about 220 yards per minute, around eleven feet per second, and a six foot tall man can sustain a four foot stride over half a mile with practice. It references Professor R W Raymond criticizing artificial rain production experiments as irrelevant to walking speed.
A discussion reprints claims about using explosions to induce rain and the atmospheric conditions needed. It notes hygrometric observations, dry air barriers, and that upper cold dry air affects moisture. also reports on West Point attendance expansion and other unrelated items including Guatemalan peace efforts and local notices.
A fragment from a story centers on Penney a cook who claims to calm a sinking feeling by cooking custard for Lue and Miss Kate. tension over sharing food arises as Penney defends her secret nest like pie plan while discussing her old man's views and loyalty. The scene shifts to a playful yet tense kitchen dynamic with fruit pies and nest treasure.
An advertisement extols August Flower as a simple honest remedy for dyspepsia and stomach liver issues. It claims twenty years of success, wide distribution, and a large manufacturing plant. G. G. Green, sole manufacturer, Woodbury, G. J.
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