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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
11
A fragmentary poem depicts a father enforcing duties to guard a child and ensure a future, while the child Wille forgets. The verse contrasts nightly watchfulness and parental sacrifice with eventual forgetfulness and distant hope for guidance, ending with a future meeting and disruption of his plans.
Frances Van Dyck forces a tense encounter with Billy Newcome at a surprise Mrs. Boniface ball. Aware of past love and social watchers, Frances learns the M. P. does indeed dance, provoking astonishment from guests and Mrs. Boniface.
The article discusses beliefs about disease as external possession and the need to remove ailments from the body. It surveys Baudot telegraphy improvements, hypnotism risks, a fire guard method for grassland protection, and Pasteur Institute statistics on treatment outcomes and typhoid-related fatality rates over time.
A long rural note offers care tips for calla lilies including rest, soil mix with black muck and manure, bottom heat via hot plates, and weekly liquid fertilizer. It also covers insect control, bloom expectancies, and pruning, plus poultry grit, eggs, and alternative feeds for hens and chicks.
In a crowded factory town party Billy asks Miss Van Dyck to dance with him, impressing onlookers including Mrs. Boniface. Frances blushes and is carried along in a dreamlike waltz as bells and whistles cut through the laughter and music.
Gleanings and Gossip surveys a range of topics from New Zealand land policy to President and Mrs. Roosevelt attending different Washington churches. It highlights a Missouri student’s initiation prank, railway ranges in Europe, and notes on Benjamin Hanby and John Y. Stewart. The piece surveys curious social anecdotes and scientific musings on monkeys and Haeckel.
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