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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1896
Page
3
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, head of the opposition in Parliament, charged that since the current government took power England has faced a "driving of for high complications" with tensions and stirring issues rising from all sides.
A letter from a woman detailing years of suffering from womb and neuralgia troubles and kidney issues. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports weight gain and relief plus many friends starting the remedy. She urges others to consult Mrs Pinkham for free advice and notes the product is available from druggists.
Poem urging humility and service in daily life. The author, Miss A. I. Ferguson, reflects on small deeds as valuable as grand feats. It emphasizes helping others, bearing burdens, and serving in the Savior's name, noting that all will be judged before the throne.
An angular, rasping woman distributes temperance tracts aboard a crowded accommodation train and asks each man if he is a drunkard. A chorus of denial follows as a rival passenger calls for a corkscrew, prompting a prank that ends with her fainting and attendants fanning her with cold water.
A hint explains removing rust from linen and fabrics by a heated iron, a wet cloth, and a rubbing with a finger as the rust stain dissolves. After rust disappears, proceed with ordinary washing and soaping.
A reflective anecdote on how a successful woman keeps a journal as a safety valve for moments of frustration. The narrator recalls a friend who keeps a blank book to vent reactions when mishaps or remarks test her temper, using writing as a coping method.
A muddled excerpt discusses apologies and unburdening feelings to a friend. The speaker contemplates writing mean thoughts, sealing the page, preserving family peace, and burning the book at year’s end as a ritual sacrifice to a deity, mentioning Roddias of unreason.
For the dinner table, craft wreaths from smilax laurel or paparTagas vine and bind with violet scarlet or pink satin ribbon. Place wreaths at corners or center around candelabra or between vases of violets carnations. Use crystalized violets mint for violet ribbons. rose petals mint for pink ribbons. White shaded candles suit violet and green better than solar colored shades.
Painty bonbon boxes for a lincheon or dinner may be made at home. Use cardboard boxes covered with cream silk or cloth, inner color simple, tied with ribbons matching flowers. Decorate odd shapes with white linen or silk and painted flowers, add guest names in a corner.
To brighten a dark room look, fashion a practical makeover for a black satin gown. Add full sleeves vest and collar from shot and figured taffeta silks, chameleon sarahs, or alarded silks. Trim at the waist or skirt introduces a touch of contrasting material. A black and white striped taffeta with flowered borders and white silk ribbon finish creates a refined matronly accent.
A young Wilhelmina supposedly asserts royal status by waking the queen regent at an unconscionably early hour. The regent replies with humor, noting it is too early to receive the queen of the Netherlands but invites her daughter’s entry if she is indeed present. The anecdote highlights juvenile royal ego and brisk exchanges within the Dutch court.
The article mixes garbled lines about volcanic islands with a murder case in Brainard. It mentions Andrew Peterson’s guilty plea and a sentence of ten years, plus scattered names and nonsensical phrases.
Six afternoon cans and saucers of Corsport china cost about 200 dollars in the neighborhood. Do not use them daily. If you plan an overhauling dress or any color, be sure to pair with sense and style to achieve a coordinated look.
The directors of General Electric and Westinghouse Electric have reached an agreement on joint use of valuable electrical patents. The news outlines a cross licensing or collaboration plan, signaling a major move in patent strategy for the two firms and the broader electric industry.
The ad promotes a cure called Caturid Cure by He Sey & Co and lists locations in Ohio and Kansas. The text notes an application for reprieve for Albert Wallace, condemned to hang in Pekin next Saturday for the murder of his sister Mrs. John Rowthy.
The vote in the New York assembly ended 59 to 4 in favor of the liquor tax DI measure. In related notes, Lord Danraven is expelled by the New York Yacht Club.
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