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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1899
Page
7
A colonial essay notes spring signs as lower pots on window ledges and factory ledges reveal love of nature. It contrasts flower pots and seamstresses high above a smokey factory, urging intelligent thought on ventilation and fresh air. It argues air and warmth improve sleep and nerves.
The piece argues fresh air improves sleepers by calming nerves and sharpening mind and complexion. It notes air quality and temperature affect comfort, suggesting small top openings or transoms over wide gaps for better ventilation, and warns against drafts that chill sleepers in cold weather.
Fragmented report notes a new Prames Je leader described as calm yet unclear. It mentions Freestyle petitions and stomach issues. Several sailors from the British cruiser Cornus deserted at Halifax to join the United States Navy amid rising tensions.
A Chicago company advertises Standard and Sisal Trader Twine direct to farmers, claiming substantial savings for the West during harvest. Orders must arrive by June 1 before the offer expires. the notice stresses the deal is reliable and timely for farmers preparing for harvest season.
The article discusses Mitsresting aid to farmers, highlighting quotes about benefiting West Coast farmers through John M. Soyth Co rates, Captain Coghlan citing Charleston grounding damage, and a Myers shoe sale warning. It ends noting the steamer Alamada sailing from Sydney with 75,000 dollars in gold.
Northern grown Saizer Seed Co advertises early seed corn promising 80 to 150 bushels per acre. Send this notice and 1 cent for corn samples and low prices to Saizer Seed Co. in Un Cros se, Wis.
A sale announces a Pleasant Vacation Trip from China to Notrsit via the Wabash Railroad offering a full package for nine dollars and forty five cents, exclusive of meals and berths, aimed at Y P C E Convention attendees in Detroit this July. Includes contact for Wabash official folder and agent details.
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