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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
6
Fragmented dispatches describe Boer forces engaging Methuen’s column. Reports mention wagons, mounted men, kilts, and disorder as Delarey and allies move via ox convey, with casualties and telegraph updates reaching London.
A dispatch from Lord Jellicoe Brodrick details British defeats at Magersfontein and Colenso, with 1200 prisoners taken and 9 wagon columns defeated. Reports note Boer firepower and retained British prestige amid prolonged resistance, while a later note cites native boys with led horses causing initial convoy confusion as parliament adjourned.
A garbled report from Illinois at Charleston describes clandestine activities, warnings, and political tension during an expedition. It mentions officials, labor groups, and a national congress, with scattered references to violence, possible explosions, and new pricing for rail travel.
Mins Roosevelt, daughter of the president, and Mrs Wood left for Florida last night to visit Gen. ne Wavana. The departure follows a series of prasi t friends and accoutrements shared by the party during their stay in Washington.
The ivory carvers of this country produce artistic roller and stationery articles rather than mythic figures. The trade mirrors wood carving in laborious, delicate work with designs influenced by Alaskan Indian motifs. Prices range from five dollars for trinkets to over a hundred for refined pieces, with fresh look maintained by skilled handling.
A rambling tale of a English speaking tourist struggling to communicate in Spain. The narrator recalls a miscommunication with a local girl at a Madrid counter and an awkward reaction that ends with a humorous punchline about a coat. Also notes a Greenland discovery of ancient hot water pipes and ruined Norse ruins.
The text describes walking or toni art and a ritual of "hakipelng" resembling reciprocation and rotation. It mentions mavens creating a secret tone to train cere in Alternate Gierctions with vertical akis and doris movement. The result is a rotation of thought in the opposite direction, affecting leg action.
A garbled OCR fragment surveys travel guidance and harmless social quips, referencing a traveler handbook and a sport section, with stray lines about boarding houses and fishing trip jokes. It includes fragmented dialogue from the Philadelphia Record and Ludhrian Life style snippets, mixing disparate topics.
Fragmentary ad copy notes a promotional line about last dog and better replacements attributed to Cevelumli ah Dealer. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable phrase points to advertising results and a marketing promise with stray punctuation and misspellings.
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