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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1905

Page

10

Varieties of Work for College Girls

Boston deans and college leaders caution against heavy outside work. Radcliffe and Simmons say three work hours daily endanger study and health. Students often take on mothers’ helpers, tutoring, and light clerical tasks, while conservatories stress focusing on music study before outside jobs.

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Birds Show Hidden Sense of Direction in Pigeon Trials

In France, carrier pigeons displayed a highly developed sense of direction by flying 17 miles in twenty minutes despite night conditions. The French war department values the potential for night homing prisons, suggesting new uses for pigeons in military logistics.

Animal Kingdom France Ceremes Roanne French War Department Australia

A Little Hero in a Christmas Dinner Tale

A Salvation Army officer recounts a Christmas Day scene at the Grand Central Palace in New York. A twelve year old boy, caring for five younger siblings after their father’s injury and mothers illness, volunteers to cook dinner for the family, saying I will, ma'am. God bless him.

Booth-Tucker Salvation Army Grand Central Palace New York City

Teaching the Young Idea and the World’s Hidden Rules

A compact fragment highlights dialogue between a young aspirant and an elder crow figure. The old crow warns that the world holds many belongings not to be taken, urging restraint and discernment as the youth explores.

Young Crow Old Crow

Stories of the War Told by the Japanese

A long account recounts a Japanese sergeant Ishiguro’s heroism during a late August night assault near Port Arthur. He fights Russians amid a wounded Nippon force, shares water with enemies, and, aided by a Russian comrade, is saved and later greets his rescuer on a hospital ship. The tale ends with reflections on humanity beyond race.

Toko Port Arthur Ishiguro Kokan Sergi Ishiguro Rassian Sergt. Ishiguro Ruselan Ishiguro Nppoo Manchurian Sergt. Inbiguro Shi- Guro

Emperor of Germany Kills Thousandth Stag in Berlin Park

A historical note reports the Emperor of Germany reaching his thousandth stag killed in one of his Berlin parks. Courtiers and gamekeepers tracked each stag shot, with the emperor also known for hunting many birds and deer in royal parks. The fragment hints at royal hunting practices and counts kept by officials.

Germany Shoota Tun William 1 Himene Ednestor Berlin

Still More Jiuditsu Pronunciations Spark Debate

Teddy a Cleveland jester debates Momus and Comus over jiu-jitsu pronunciation with a playful rhyme about a bravado young man challenging Bob Fitzsimmons. Momus and Comus conclude all prior pronunciations are wrong and present a comic verse about a pug mastering jiujitsu.

Teddy Cleveland Momus Comus Chicago Bob

Spelling Errors Transform Tale of Teri at Sea

Fragmentary archaic verse recalls Teri who longs for a happy ending and hints at misheard lines. The blurred text mentions sea play drama and a man with a Hale sister, noting misused words and curious imagery throughout.

Sea 4 Wood Weight

Indian Tonic for Marital Trouble

A western lawyer vents sympathy for Buffalo Bill and reads a morning account of his domestic troubles. He quips that a man long associated with Indians should know how to avoid being worded by his wife. The remark draws disbelief before a punchline about an elixir.

Buffalo

Mamma's Visits Few Echo Cracked Dialogue

A fragmented children’s dialogue captures a nurse asking a child about his mother’s visit. The boy confirms and adds a garbled quote about inquiry and greeting, reflecting a playful, imperfect memory of the exchange.

Youth arson arrests at Brooklyn over fire set for test

Two youths under twenty were arrested in Brooklyn after confessing to arson. They said their motive was to watch fire engines respond and run, prompting police to investigate further for potential accomplices and legal action.

Ishigura Nippon Trussia Tesla Brooklyn

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