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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1893

Page

3

Sisters Escape from Convent to Seek Freedom in Paris

Rose O’Hara and Kathleen, two sisters confined since childhood in a Belgian convent, flee at dawn with a plan to outwit strict discipline. They travel on foot from Bruges toward Paris, crossing countryside and railways, sharing bread and fruit while facing hunger, weather, and the lure of a distant modern city. Their journey marks a bold bid for independence and a test of sisterly resolve.

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Paris Awakening For Kathleen And Rose In A Narrow Lodging

Kathleen and Rose arrive in Paris and find a tiny third floor room in a shabby house near the Louvre after a dusty journey. They adjust to poverty and freedom, Kathleen becomes a governess hopeful, then a flower faker, while Rose acts as guardian and breadwinner. They endure frugal meals, cold days, and cautious play for survival.

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Deceptive Fruit Dyeing Fuels Market Tricks

Ingenious Pats sealers have devised methods to disguise fruits. Oranges are colored deep red to resemble mandarins, pineapples dyed, white strawberries reddened, melons treated to imitate orange flavor, and pears dyed red for a third of their size and blue beneath. The practice aims to inflate appeal and price amid demand for novelty.

Sunbeam and Maiden Mir Ir in Golden Dance

A fragmentary poem describes a passing sunbeam and a maiden named Mir Ir. It mentions golden events, waves of her nutbrown hue, wrapped ombjrace, roses on neck and face, and a curtain dropping as the sunbeam bl etuy a lund in the sky.

Mir Ir

Will Davenport and Helen in a Moonlit Dilemma

Will Davenport, a Boston clerk, battles love and ambition with Helen as Harvey Thomas, a rising Boston barrister, lures her toward marriage. Helen contemplates leaving for India while Will pursues a future in business, and moonlit talks reveal their tangled affections and unresolved desires.

Wreck at Night Reveals Davenport Is Not Dead

Helen Davenport races to the station after a railroad wreck from Boston to learn Davenport may still live. Harvey Thomas guides her to the scene as fear and relief mix with the night glow and the fate of others remains uncertain.

Hamandick Tilly Billy Harvey Thomas Moon Will Boston India Gieen Helen Loungrey Harry Carl Adams Isa Winsley Mary Thorne Davenport Freige Bet Jera Arvey Thomas Mit Sean Davenport Dike Eyma

Empress of Austria Adopts Early Rising Regimen

An athletic empress known as Mrs Nicholson maintained a strict daily routine. She awoke at five, swam at sea after a boat plunge, rode a horse by midmorning, rested, and resumed riding or walking in the late afternoon.

Austria

Costly Tapestry Rendered by Irish Workers in England

An Englishwoman has employed thirty five Irishwomen since 1885 to copy an ancient Bayeux tapestry. The work uses specially woven linen and silk. The piece is 227 inches long and 20 inches wide and depicts 23 men and 202 horses with many animals, winds, trees and flowers. The original was created by Matilda of Flamers and her court after a long effort.

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