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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1891
Page
4
An uneasy collage presents poetic lines about love, memory, and the season. Faint references to lovers, hearths, and distant lands mingle with nautical imagery and dreamlike tableaux. The fragmentary text evokes a nostalgic, lyrical mood rather than a single clear event.
A vivid reminiscence of the fort near a divided city featuring Constance Dufoth, daughter of a sergeant, and a young lieutenant Henry Warwick. The tale follows love, duty, and a vanished hope as Con pursues a distant prince, returns, and a grave in November marks a town’s sorrow.
John Muir compares a valley called Biz King's River Canon Yostuite near the South Fork of King's River to Yosemite, noting its immense granite walls, 2500 to 5000 feet high, and its deep, rugged setting in the Sierra Nevada south of Yosemite. He cites access from Visalia and the Southern Pacific Railroad, describing the valley as ten miles long and half a mile wide.
The piece argues for women wearing trousers for labor and critiques strict dress norms. It cites historic garments from Greece and Josephine era as elegant examples, questions snobbery in Parian dressmakers, and urges women to pursue practical self reliance. It also recalls household etiquette anecdotes and a maxim about keeping busy in life.
Fragmentary text discusses an investigation outcome about the Palm J disaster, mentioning Secretary Tracy and a decision regarding theship, with hints that no one connected to the vessel bears blame. includes a grim reflective line about choosing good deeds only briefly.
Sperinal Discoveries of Linz Godwatke and Dr. Hayes of the geological survey recount an Alaskan trip with two near drownings, new mountains likely among North America’s highest, and Powell Peak named after Major Powell. They describe volcanic ash deposits, moss specimens, and a pre ice belt theory while noting Indian encounters and a perilous seven mile canoe stretch through a canyon.
The piece debates which Philadelphia hospital Longfellow likely used for Evangeline’s scene. It argues the Pennsylvanian hospital, not the Walnut Street almshouse, fits the poem’s setting, citing Hawthorne and Millman noting Evangeline and Gabriel are literary figures.
An advertisement this week proclaims a unique new issue from The Dr. Hurler Medicine Co. The copy promises a book titled Beautiful Lithography of Sammuis Bil and urges readers to request it by name, offering a stylized guidance on decorative floral lithography and natural grace.
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