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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1901

Page

3

Deer Island Home Of Harriet Prescott Spofford

A vivid portrait of Deer Island, the seven acre refuge opposite Newburyport in Massachusetts, home to Harriet Prescott Spofford. The piece describes the island’s cliffs, the old suspension bridge, and the welcome privacy Mrs Spofford keeps, noting her literary stature, warm hospitality, and the charm of her seaside residence as a focal point of regional culture.

Hound Deer Amerles Harriet Proscent Spotford Foil Deer Island Wonca Sas America Lowell Russell Lowell Atlantic Monthly Emerson, Salmes Hawthorne, Whittier Longfellow Harriet Beecher Stowe Dr. Holmes Harriet Prescott Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson Miss Prescott Mr. Lowell Colonel Higginson the Atlantic Boston Newburyport The Atlaotic Rhet Deersland Sir Rohan Poe Hawthorne Miss Progcott Alan Louse Mrs. Spoffard Richard S. Spotford Mary N. Prescott

Monument Flags To Adorn Grant Monument In Wisconsin Tales

Gov Lua Kollette announces two battle flags from Wisconsin regiments will be loaned to the Grant Monument Association under a recent law. The banners recount marches from Leavenworth to Washington, the Civil War campaigns including Shiloh, Atlanta, Jonesboro, and the surrender of Johnston. Flags will be placed in a room at Riversdale, Wisconsin, with inscriptions noting the regiments and their service.

Lua Kollette Grant Monument Association Wiscon Wisconsin Infantry Wach Nickajack Creek Bald Hil Atalanti Ezra Church Jonesboro Loveday's Station Savannah Poedaligo Orangyeburg Columbis S. C Feretteville Averyburg Bentonville Geo Johnston Raleigh N.C Grand Review Washington Shiloh Fenn Corinth Lumpkin's Mills Miss. Menesaw Mountain Chatterhoochie River Decatur

Garden Party Echoes Old Time Camaraderie

Fragmentary diary style passage describes a quiet gathering in a garden. The tone recalls long-standing friendship and simple, cozy talk among Mrs. Spofford and others, with natural imagery of river sounds and gentle atmosphere.

Camotta Mycas Heroic Nerve Averts Ottawa Balloon Panic

In Ottawa, Carlotta Meyers wife of Prof Carl Meyers demonstrates rare nerve during a crisis when a balloon ascent risks disaster. Facing a panicked crowd and a torn balloon, she climbs into the basket and uses a improvised parachute to save passengers and herself, guiding the craft to a controlled descent as the gas escapes. Her quick action steadies the mass, saves lives, and ends the peril with the balloon safely landed.

Giyer Sir. Nicholas Cleveland Moffett Mme Carlotta Meyers Carl Meyers Frankfort New York Ottawa Vistoria Crystal Palace Canady Exposition Carlotta Rideau River Prof. Myers Meyers Tellef Trey

Parachutist Lands Safely In Evergreen Trees Near Ottawa

A parachutist, after a daring descent, guided the parachute skillfully to land among evergreen trees fifteen miles from Ottawa. Onlookers and officials reported she emerged unhurt, though grateful for the safe arrival and the well executed steering for a controlled touchdown.

Ottawa

Window Gardens a Fadt Among Fashionables

The piece notes the fad of miniature window gardens among Par vgian women, with wealthy dames using costly tools in silver and bronze engraved with initials or coats of arms. Jeweled screens and gold-initialed watering pots cost up to 3, and the trend is seen as prettier and more sensible than many fads, though possibly short-lived.

Through Mists of Rain Poem by Frank L Stanton

A lyric verse recalls a lost beloved with rain shrouded scenes of a valley and garden. The speaker mourns a tender gaze and memories, noting love’s unrest and a lock of hair as symbols. The piece appears attributed to Frank L Stanton in the Atlanta Constitution.

Frank L. Stanton Atlanta Constitution

Prayer for Wyxer Baby Sparks Hushed Brooklyn Exchange

A Brooklyn Eagle fragment shows a nurse telling to a man named Tommie that a baby arrived from heaven last night. Tommie eagerly asks if the baby is black, saying he had prayed for a wyxer baby for a long time.

Tommie Tvea Brooklyn Eagle

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Harriett Prescott Spofford Merrimack New Han Bhury Massachusttts Shelving Beach O Mas Marriott Prescott Spogerd Roy Sluned Deel GRANT Hudson River Mrs. Spofford Camotta Mycas Atronaut Sven
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