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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
9
An elderly narrator recalls guests who arrive for a long stay, draining finances with meals and services. Despite generosity and repeated loans, the host ends with mounting debts and a ledger still short. The piece reflects on hospitality’s emotional reward and economic strain.
A night in Tarpor's hotel becomes unsettling as candles reveal a hidden grate and a cold chamber. The narrator senses a ghostly presence wandering the room, hears a rustling sound, and witnesses spectral effects on the ceiling when the candles are blown out. The eerie scene ends with the haunting fading as the temperature drops further.
A painter named Job Keeley lies in Bellevue Hospital after a fall from a scaffold injuries led to skull fracture. Doctors discover tuberculosis with bronchitis, arteriosclerosis, presbyopia, hydrocephalus and puffiness of skin from fir exposure. Keeley ages as an aging worker. Oldest applejack distillery located at Warwick New Jersey uses pre revolutionary era stock.
A fragmented, custodial-era account describes European royal and political frictions. It cites Lord Stanley of Alderley, the American Society in London, King Christian of Denmark, a fire at Christiansborg, and shifting parliamentary power. It notes expatriate William Waldorf Astor’s nostalgia for America and outlines Danish royal and noble titles and honors amid a web of personal and political tensions.
The village blacksmith fades from the old days as a smith with muscled frame no longer swings the sledge. The forge quiets while modern cars rise. the smith adapts by charging fourteen prices when motor cars become common on the road.
The first rei paper was made by the Chinese. The papyrus of the Greeks Romans and Egyptians was not paper at all but simply the piths of the stem of a plant cut into strips placed side by side and across each other and pressed into a sheet.
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