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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1897
Page
3
A London tale follows detective Sharp as he unravels a foundling case tied to Mrs Hamilton and Bertie. A nurse, imposters, a city parochial board, and a dramatic rescue at Glasgow end with Bertie’s true identity and a reunion, while a secret motive behind the posers is revealed.
A distressed mother, driven by longing to see her child, travels to Jura after being advised by Mrs Arbuthnot. There, among the Hamiltons, she learns her son is alive but hidden, and the young couple, Helen and her intended, fall in love at first sight and marry within months.
A Kansan man with an invalid wife and three children builds a mobile summer-house on wheels to travel from the eastern plains to the foothills. The river-boat styled wagon costs about 700 dollars total, uses three horses, and aims to provide affordable months in the mountains or at the seashore for a frugal family health cure as they tour town after town.
A jumble of quotations and captions references gossip, critics, and art from a bygone era. It mentions a downtrodden farmer, a literary critic, Willie Hohen, court actions, and an American heiress in a castle, reflecting playful, satirical tone and fragmentary reporting.
A historical diet guide advises a morning hot water dose followed by a tepid bath and vigorous rubbing. It warns against meals, prescribes light breakfasts with tea and dry foods, a midday light dinner of fish or meat with vegetables, and a supper of toast salad fruit and wine or water with lemon.
An advice piece warns a careless wearer to avoid back neck loops that sag and pull the coat, recommending shoulder loops instead to keep the garment upright and preshrunk. It suggests keeping the garment on a dried angel when inactive to preserve freshness.
A doctor asserts that eating font oranges daily can curb stimulant cravings. The suggestion appears framed as a preventive health tip with unclear terms and timing, mentioning before certain meals or times, but the guidance is not clearly defined and may lack medical backing.
A thrifted poverty to wealth tale centers on a millionaire who keeps his Civil War army coat for decades. His son schemes to replace it, pretending to sell the old garment, but the father unwittingly sells the coat, cashes in on the deception, and buys back his worn but cherished overcoat, proving frugality persists across generations.
A home crafts guide describes making orange jelly baskets for children parties. It details coloring, folding orange peels, and filling with jelly. It gives a recipe using orange juice, lemon juice, sugar, gelatin, and water, plus steps to assemble and firm the baskets.
A jacket sent from Paris is praised for chic elegance and rich Nile greed casting. The garment features putty tone cloth, lined with subtle contrasts and finely strapped seams, giving an impression of refined couture.
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