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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
2
A muddled essay explores the idea that love crosses age gaps, citing Goethe and various examples. It notes a 17 year old and a 70 year old and asks whether such unions endure, concluding that affection resembles ordinary human attachment and provokes debate on societal norms.
An old medicinal advertisement extols Hortetter's Sianach Birtgra as a powerful aid to digestion, liver and bowels, and nerve calm. It claims to reinforce digestion, ease chills and rheumatism, aid kidney and winter trouble, and improve appetite and sleep with daily use.
Washington March 4 The second inauguration of Grover Cleveland drew a large crowd as speakers outlined fiscal policy and national vigor. Chief participants included Harrison, Stevens and other dignitaries, with attention on public finances, taxation and government economy amid a ceremonial procession to the Capitol.
The listing of Cabinet officers includes Walter Q. Gréalain of Indian Territory as secretary of state John Carlisle of Kentucky secretary of the treasury Daniel B Lamont of New York secretary of war Shiry A. Lieberbert of Alabama secretary of the navy Hoke Smyth of Ganga secretary of the interior Wilson S. Bissell of New York postmaster general Charles Olney of Massachusetts attorney general J Sterling Morton of Nebraska secretary of agriculture H J Thurber Dewolt Sawyer will be Cleveland's private secretary
Secruny Gresham, aged 61, is named premier and head of the next cabinet, described as the oldest in the party lineup. The piece notes lineage to Washington era officers and ties to prominent families like the Hokes, while mentioning the princess of Wales and a Mediterranean yachting tour as context for current royal desires.
A critical letter argues federal architecture shows excessive government control over design. It laments uniform buildings, cites Boston and Jackson Park, and urges diverse, celebrated architects to shape public structures. The author condemns reform and praises skilled, nation-wide design talent.
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