Dr. Victor A Mason and Dr William Hipee Practice Notice
Victor A Mason M C MD physician and surgeon with office on 3rd Street and residence at cor rd and Maple Streets public listing shows office phone 286 and home 204 Dr Wm Hipee specializes in eye ear nose and throat practice limited to those fields Adler Block hosts both offices hours 9 to 12 am 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 pm continuous listing style
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H. H. Milbee
Marshfield
Wis
J.B. Vedder
Rose Brothers
Victor A. Mason
M. C
M.D
3Rd Street
Corrd
Maple Streets
WM. Hipee
Adler Block
Things We Never Saw and Other Oddities Tidings
A humor piece recounts an editor’s quarrel, a lawyer’s two dollar advice, and a string of comic vignettes. It includes a caricatured exchange about never seeing certain women, a tale of a minister and two spiders, and a joke about judges, priests, and famous figures like Jack Johnson and Ban Johnson at judgment day.
Sailed His Own Man of War Captain Blauveldt
In 1649 Captain Blauveldt commanded La Grace a private man of war popular in New Amsterdam and English colonies. He sailed up the river with Spanish prizes including the Tabasco claiming peace with Spain, denying treaty terms, and the ship was returned to its owner amid legal pushback. He fled the colony afterward described as tall fair complexioned and handsome.
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Blauveldt
New Amsterdam
New York
Boston
Virginia
Munster
Spain
Netherlands
New
Play necessary for child growth and safe play space
The Craftsman argues play is essential for a child to grow and develop. Even with safer streets, meaningful play is crucial to formation, as infancy exists to be completed through play and deprivation of play limits development.
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Zechariah
B.C
Manhood Threshold Warned by Father in Court
A courtroom scene features a father chastising his son for late nights and smoking, with the judge pressing for blunt honesty. The father says the boy does not even work, prompting a sharp exchange about his prospects and behavior.
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New York Tribune
No Occasion to Worry About a Mocked Betrothal
Sam Hawkins and Eliza Cook, a colored couple, begin a hurried courtship and discuss a somnambulist claim. Eliza reveals the odd phrase she learned, and Sam responds with a humorous defense about family backgrounds, asserting nothing will stop their plan to wed.
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Sam Hawkins
Eliza Cook
Eliza
Sam
Eclipse of the Moon and shadow concepts explained
The text explains lunar eclipses occur when the Moon passes through Earth's shadow. Total eclipses require full immersion, partial otherwise. It notes the Moon may miss the shadow if it passes above or below, and credits the shadow’s movement and the orbital nodes. A node returns roughly every six months, causing periods with no eclipse.
Eyeing a Hippo Lookalike Homestead Advertiser
A humorous exchange centers on a man who admits he looks like a hippo and the homeliest roasing beast, while a lawyer suggests a plan to avoid subscription canvassing by shifting to clock repairs for a 10 percent commission.
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Tee
Franl
Parisian Market Prerogatives Lead to Leg of Mutton Gaffe
An elderly Parisian woman, shopping in a long duster, drops a leg of mutton on a hot market morning. A passing stranger humorously returns it with a bow and smile, saying Permit me, Madame your face. The tale illustrates the French habit of cooks controlling marketing and the social formality of compliments.
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St. Flanere
Speech Favored Over Storytelling Among Kentuckiana Meeting
Gol. J. C. Blackbur, active in Kentucky politics, preferred telling stories or giving a speech. While traveling with friends he met enthusiastic Kentuckiana. One companion noted the colonel withdrew, saying the crowd was too large for a story yet too small for a speech.
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Gol. J. C. &. Blackbur
Kentucky
Joe
Morristown Boy Faces Magistrate For Ingrorable Conduct
A Bronx resident named Jakey was brought before the Morrizania police court by his father for alleged ingrorrigible behavior. The case framed him as a deadly enemy of work and highlighted juvenile acts in a local magistrate setting.
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Jakey
Bronx
Morrizania
Reflects Life of Section and Speech Traditions
The excerpt argues for teaching regional speech and idiom, citing examples from Clemens, Agincourt, and Appalachian speech. It contrasts metaphorical language with literal meaning, noting how culture shapes word choice and identity through rural and historical references.
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Clemens
Dan
Bill
Marlowe
Speech with a democratic heart, homespun language praised
A New York Post quote lauds colloquial speech as primitive yet powerful. It argues that homespun expression carries a raceold wisdom and mirrors democratic feeling, offering a stirring defense of vernacular rhetoric.
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New Tork Post
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J. C. Hayward
Henry Wahle
M.D. Deutscher Arzt
Rembs & Sturm Furniture
Cherry St
R. P. Potter
M. D
Lundgren’s
House 9
B. Edwards
Marshfield State Bank
P. A
R. R. Williams
Attorneys-at-Law
Armory Building
Victor W. Nehs
Attorney-at-Law Herald
Marshfield, Wis
W. T. Poad Central Arytss
Deming Block
2Nd and
Cedar Streets
W. , Lind
First National Bank
Mayr
Geo
Whiting St
Chicacen
R. J. Strauss
Aman
Vas
the Cor
Gaturnay Evening Post
Giants
White Sox
Cassidy
Pather
Adam
Eve
Cain and
Abel
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeson
Ban Johnson
Charley Murphy
A. O. Hs
A. P
Will Hogan
Norway
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Stevens Point
Chippewa Falls
Glenwood City
WEW
Richmond
Upham
Upham Retail Lumber Yards
Marshfield Music House
Lahr
W. J. Schlafke
John Luis
Abstracta of
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Wood County
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
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