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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1913

Page

6

The Woman Anovel by Beoon Terhune at the Keswick Hotel

In northern New York at the Keswick, Wanda Kelly is courted by Jim Blake, son of Congressman Printe B. Kelly, while Standish faces a political scandal about a railroad franchise. Tom Blake and Jim Blake clash over loyalties as Blake orders Standish summoned to a confrontation, with past blackmail and family ties fueling tensions.

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The Woman’s name will ruin Standish tonight

Blake presses Standish about a hotel affair five years ago and hints he will reveal the Woman’s name to turn Standish’s political machine against him. Wanda, a tele phone operator, proposes a price for overheard numbers that could expose the Woman, while Standish denies the potential to destroy him, though Blake vows midnight proof.

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Labels for museum exhibits urged by 100 representative curators

A Philadelphia Inquirer summary notes a three day conference of museum representatives urging labels on exhibit objects. The writers defend museums as educational tools with organized displays and warnings against cluttering with too much text. They praise Philadelphia collections and stress public education through labeled exhibits.

Philadelphia Charles Wilson Peele Boston Fairmount Park University Mugium Academy of Netueral Sciences Museum Philadelphia Inquirer

Votes for Women Statement Cited by London Police

An Advocate quotes a London police official who supports women’s suffrage, saying it would be comforting to see crowds peacefully marching to vote rather than causing unrest with dynamite and other violence.

London Ioan

Lady's plain skirt pattern 6362 for waist 22 to 30

Practical fashions describe a three gore tailored skirt with back closure and decorative front pleats. It notes misshapen water ling and seaming details as part of the pattern, suitable for broadcloth velveteen serge and similar fabrics, with yardage for a medium size and instructions to obtain the pattern by sending 10 cents.

Elza

Pattern for Girl's Coat and Plague Warning

A garbled pattern note describes a girls coat for sizes 4 to 12 years with long sleeves and wide cuff. The text shifts to a public health warning about the Bubonic Plague reappearing on the West Coast and urging Californians to kill plague carriers and rodents.

West Coast Pacific Coast

Forgotten: Musicians John Bull a famed sixteenth century harpsichordist

Few historians know that John Bull was a renowned sixteenth century harpsichord player comparable in fame to Liszt as a pianist. His renown as a composer was limited, leaving him largely forgotten by the general public today, even in England.

John Bull Liszt Bull England

Dear Little Elsie Learns Typewriter Progress

A St Louis Republic note reports pista is learning the typewriter and making rapid progress. The child is said to have discovered she need not pause to dot the I and cross the T after every half minute.

Elsie Pista St Louis Republic

Illumination Experiment Lights Hospital Rooms

A New York hospital conducts a trial to illuminate ward rooms from beneath using electric lamps under glass, backed by injectors to enhance lighting. The method aims to improve visibility and patient comfort in care areas.

New York

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