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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1896

Page

10

The Prodigal Return Makes a Quiet Homecoming

In a rural cottage Joyce and her blind mother cling to the hope of Stephen Leach, long absent after a quarrel with his father, returning to reunite the family. The prodigal arrives in time to comfort his dying mother, but his presence brings a restrained tension between him and Joyce as they confront a future shaped by secrecy and duty.

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Benefits From New Brandy Law Boost For California Growers

California fruit growers hope increased distilling opportunities after a federal law change allows brandy production from more fruit. Central and southern counties may run year round, with state output projected to rise 25 to 50 percent and government revenue up. Potatoes may spawn distilleries in Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan as potato whisky gains traction overseas and domestically. A $50,000 Wisconsin distillery is planned as a test, while butter shipping practices and market pricing are noted across states.

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Composition of Filled Cheese Described to Washington Committee

The report explains filled cheese as a land cheese with no butter fat. It is made from 70 percent skimmed milk and 30 percent neutral oil derived from bog-lass or unrendered lard. Coloring or flavoring is added before rennet and shaping.

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Tree Planting and Asparagus Bed Advice From Farm Notes

The piece urges wheelmen to influence tree planting along highways for shade and comfort, then provides detailed guidance on establishing and maintaining a permanent asparagus bed. It covers bed permanence, soil needs, root division, winter storage, and spacing for optimal early harvests, noting historical yields and practical timing for cutting.

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Dairy Hints from a Butter Farm Lesson

Dairy hints discuss rancid batter caused by battermilk and sour cream. Proper management yields richer butter and minimizes fertilizer waste. The piece notes butter fat loss during churning and stresses careful handling of milk for family use.

Dairying gains and proper cow care for profits

The article urges maintaining milk fat at four percent, correcting overly hard butter, and stresses that profitable dairying requires goal cows, good feed, and a reliable feeder. It advises feeding through dry periods, selecting foundation cows, buying strong butter sires, and humane handling of cows during milking.

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Baron Bramwell and the ham verdict a courtroom tale

An excerpt recalls Baron Bramwell famed for blunt sum ups in landmark cases. A special jury failed to grasp land ownership nuances in a trespass dispute while a prisoner and a ham moment illustrated his conciseness.

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Cricket in Petticoats Impresses with Fielding Skill

In a vivid notice from the era, young India n girls play cricket with notable enthusiasm and skill. The article highlights refined throwing accuracy as a new achievement, contrasting past perceptions of women's athletic limits with present executions on the field.

THGARD AS AN INSTITUTION IN HISTORY

A Detroit News item quotes Chicago women puzzled by New England manners about marriage, noting the divergence in social expectations and the notion that New Englanders treat marriage more seriously. The brief reflects regional social attitudes and interregional dialogue.

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