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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1894
Page
3
A long rural farming piece covers potato seed timing and seed quality, late crop advantages, and seed selection rules. It discusses manures for corn and general soil improvement, poultry feeding, incubation, and winter care for stock, plus notes on wheat markets and fruit orchard management.
A New York variety piece recounts a winter train ride where a polite lady clashes with a smoking passenger and the conductor questions the scene. The tale blends social embarrassment with a wry memory of etiquette and a Geneval Grant remark, ending with a note on a bishop confirming a Chippewa Falls class.
A Madison meeting by Velma Caldwell Melville advocates practical home and farm income ideas for dependent women. The talk classifies workers by need and freedom, promotes beekeeping poultry and small farming, and urges skill-building in cooking, dressmaking, and home industries to empower wives and mothers.
A Philadelphia physician reports living on ten cents worth of food weekly to test diet value amid unemployment. He details his height, weight, weekly rest and activity, and notes a busy week of professional duties while attempting a balanced, low-cost intake.
A diarist describes a week on a simple diet of corn meal mush meat and beans testing personal weight change and perceived vitality. He notes weight loss then regain, improved mood, and argues a family of five could eat cheaply with seasonal cereals and careful purchases.
A dialogue shows a wife criticizing delayed medical mending while the husband notes early cure is easier. The source, Fuegende Blatter, is cited with W T Stead of the Review of Reviews having sailed for London on the New York.
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