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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
11
San Francisco Bulletin quotes a poetic meditation on destiny. The star in the silent sky is described as a soulless eye that casts a pale gleam, unyielding to human hopes and bonds. The piece emphasizes fate over mortal path and binding links.
A school ma’am recalls a case tied to Polk Wells in Iowa. The tale contrasts Wells’s penitentiary death with a Christian orphanage in Council Bluffs run by Rev. J. G. Lemon, aiding hundreds of children and highlighting Wells’s moral pivot and Lemon’s prison handiwork.
A former outlaw, reformed in prison, seeks a pardon as his health declines. Clergy and peers note his changes, while Rev. Lemen urges service at Salem as capital punishment nears. Aunt Melinda recalls the tale as she muses on earthly surprises and heavenly reporters.
Mezieres authorities unveil an electric four seat car with revolving central table and foldable desks to tour the countryside. Clerks travel with savings forms and cash to meet peasants at local stops, encouraging savings without requiring travel to town offices. The mobile bank aims to boost thrift among Ardennes rural residents and has earned clerkly approval.
The passage notes public reaction to reforms during the season, with expectations of savings from new administration met by mixed sentiment. It cites Pats Carr of the London Telegraph and suggests the reform vehicle may attract tax collectors as often as savings clerks, challenging optimism.
J and Cowles of Sibley Kansas reports a year end record showing per cow income of 75.19 with net profit 13.19 after feed costs of 410. The herd comprises grade Jerseys Guernsey and one Holstein fed on clover hay corn fodder and cane with bran and corn shop. Milk sold as skim for ten cents per hundred is argued to be worth nearly thirty cents per bunk.
The Geneva New York Experiment Station outlines flavor origins in milk and dairy products. It explains three odor classes from cow diet, environment, or microbial enzymes, and advocates thorough aeration and clean handling to reduce faults.
At a creditors meeting in Chilton Wisconsin the defunct German Exchange Bank proposed two cash payments totaling 3 percent and deferred payments of 0 percent over one to five years with 3 percent interest. Total bank indebtedness is 509000.
A discussion of upcoming social dances notes the waltz remains premier amid new two step music, the cake walk fading, and the Berlin and Saratoga rising in popularity. It forecasts Mother Goose for children and society schottische for adults, with dancers holding skirts for style and poise as social tastes grow stricter.
Advice on teat soreness leading to mammitis, urging dry milking and avoiding wet teats in cold weather. Recommends camphor and elder ointment, glycerine with carbolic acid, and teat tubes to draw off milk, noting vary by case and farm conditions.
Phya Charaan Raja Maitri, Siam’s minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary, arrives in Washington. A famed, jewel‑laden figure, he has served as prince, priest, beggar, and diplomat. Born of regal rank, he is a devout Buddhist who once lived as a monk. He speaks English. it is not likely he will bring wives.
Cresceus, famed trotter, set a world mark for a half mile track at the Kansas City Driving Club park yesterday, clocking 1 22 094 for the mile trial. The crowd roared as owner Ketcham and Cresceus paused for the celebration, while fans swarmed the sulk in applause.
Pekin officials voice strong opposition to Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister in Washington. Conservatives argue his popularity abroad shows disloyalty to China and expect his recall. He may be assigned to a position on the foreign affairs board to utilize his linguistic and regal attainments under government supervision.
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