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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1908

Page

4

Carrington Pursues Ellen as Escape from English Castle Unfolds

In a postrevolution English scene at Carrington Castle Ellen Slocum and Deborah flee toward Portsmouth after a tense party and jealous quarrels. Lord Carrington and Lord Strathgate clash over trust and love as Ellen bets on a sharp escape by boat, pursued along the coast toward the harbor.

Ellen Slocum Lord Corrugion Hygland Ufe England Carringston Castle Ngland Carrington Lord Carrington Suesta Lord Strathgarte Wien Carerington Lady Carrington Lord Steathente Lady Cuelly Lord Strathgate Tien Deborah Ellen Strathgate Debbie Portsmouth America Setong Seton Sshing Debdle Eden Strath- Fate Dore Pisto Cooper Jin Haight Haight Vetseran Kephard Cooper's Halgot

Farmers guide to winter poultry and dairy care

Clear advice on winter feeding and poultry care, pasture management, and barn upkeep. Highlights include litter for chickens, dust baths, alfalfa feeding, and humane handling of sheep-killing dogs. Emphasizes soil prep, crop practices, and efficient manure use. Notes Minnesota cows losses, orchard care, and a U.S. Dairy section announcing a milk and cream contest in Chicago with scoring criteria.

Dairy Division United States Department of Agriculture United States Chicago Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Red hair prevalence in Scotland challenges European patterns

A scientist reports from a color survey of over 50 000 Scottish children that Scotland shows no single dominant hair color. Dark and fair are equally common while brown appears as a blend of the two. Red hair runs just over 5 percent, higher than some but not all continents, with possible physiological links and not solely a racial trait.

Grampians Scotland European Germany Sweden Italy Continent Tacitus

Teach Poor Women to Cook from East Centers

Home economics clubs in the east set up centers offering 21 cooking school conveniences for poor women. They teach basic daily meals and how to keep house economically, focusing on practical, inexpensive cooking and keeping expense records.

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Minnesota Editors on Western Canada Tour Aglow

Minnesota editors describe Western Canada as rapidly developing with new railways, vast grain lands, and rising towns. They note prior visit ten years ago showed dramatic progress, and compare gains to Canada becoming a bread basket. The piece mentions land laws allowing 160 acres of wheat land at $200 per acre plus homestead 16. Milestone Saskatchewan reports high wheat yields, and Canadian government agents offer transport and freelance information.

Minnesota Canada Ani West St. Paul Times Winnipeg Pacific Corzst Intervel Hutchinson Western Avery Thous Milestone Saskatchewan

A Hint to Golfers Reader Wonders at Visitor

A reader jokes about a visitor carrying a phonograph on the course to instruct his caddie or comment on his play. The exchange shows humor over the talking machine being used to influence a golfer’s drive and behavior on the greens.

Like a Dream in a Fragile World

A reflective passage contemplates existence as a fragile illusion. It likens life to a bubble in blood and a drop in bran, noting our mental detachment and forgetfulness masks the surrounding fairy world. The text muses on appearance, negation, and the brief arc of life and thought.

Upward Start After Changing from Coffee to Postum

Tennessee woman shares a persuasive experience switching from coffee to Postum. She describes relief from stomach trouble and nerve weakness after five years, noting improved digestion, steadier nerves, and ability to eat and walk more freely. The letter is presented as an example endorsed by Postum Co.

Raaat Belore Postum Co Bate Creek Mich Welkville

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