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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1894
Page
3
Fragmentary verse recounts a judge settling a case with comic legal quips. The plaintiff clings to cost shifts while the court declares the defendant’s loss sufficient, ending with a playful “took yo him sou” line.
A youthful narrator of a 19th century schoolyard romance details infatuation with Prof Minch, plotting, and rivalries among Linda Lind and Estella Gimlet. The story unfolds with a staged romance, a near tragedy at a well, and eventual revelations of promotions and marriages among the faculty, ending with Miss Gimlet’s ascent and the narrator’s mixed defeat.
Chancellor Blackwell weighs a split in the Knights of Pythias sisterhood with the Pythian Sisters kept from the main body. The piece argues women should not seek subordinate roles and urges dignity, education, and solidarity among women while resisting social segregation.
The Montenegrin dress varies little by class, with no rank distinction. Women wear a long flowing white camisole girdled by a black sash, trading fineness of material for simplicity. Black and white are dominant, with some leather belts and carnelian stone ornaments, elder women often wearing a head covering.
A fragmented notice describes a mountainous region where no roads exist and unknown carte gra is transported to Caltaro by women under monk oversight. They form clans with feuds, facing a looming menace despite engaging in agricultural work.
Miss Mary Amelia Boldeo of S58 Folsom street aligned with elderly bookseller Bowles who changed his will to favor her. He died of bowel cancer after gifting his bank books and store keys to her, while the Germ Savings and Lawn Society and others claim portions of the estate totaling about 30,000 dollars. The case centers on who inherits Bowles assets and the legitimacy of the gifts before death.
A garbled collection of remarks describes Washington capital costs, a Seabright to Monmouth fish market, jewelry color issues at night, a Decatur baptism, census figures, a brig's crew as monks, and a New York workman boasting a lucky cap. The fragmentary text mixes place names, dates, and odd phrasing without clear narrative or event.
The article notes that many eastern colleges offer practical paths to degrees with total costs around 300 dollars for five years, sometimes less. Tuition typically ranges from 100 to 100 dollars annually, with college housing about 200 dollars per year and local living near campus about 150 dollars, depending on arrangements. It mentions granite landmarks near a railway station at Irma.
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