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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1896
Page
6
A physician recalls a troubled congressman tormented by conscience and fear of discovery. Amid a haunted night in an isolated Washington townhouse the patient fights insomnia and guilt, a mysterious knocking returns, and a final revelation of forgiveness and doom.
Prince Max of Saxony, fourth son of Prince George, has taken up priestly duties at St Boniface Church in Whitechapel. He renounced his royal rights, left the army for monastic life, and has become popular with East End workers. His first public greeting emphasized his role as a priest and worker.
A dialogue about why nations trend west and how workers, especially women, shape economic shifts. The discussion references Worcester glove making and a vast lace industry across Europe, noting tens of thousands of women employed in arms and related trades.
Read about Fram crew adventures near the Siberian polar region with details of bear encounters and survival. Mogstad and Henriksen duel danger as a polar bear breaches the ship taking a dog, while Naewen and Johansen confront a predator on a perilous ice path. Depth soundings hint at absent nearby land as birds and seals signal the changing polar terrain.
John Gilmer Speed writes in the October Later Home Journal that New York is the most luxurious city, noting vast expenditures on fashion, luxury goods, and services. He cites annual sums for lawyers, physicians, clergymen, architects, dentists, brokers, clothing, furs, diamonds, flowers, and yachts, highlighting a total near 100 million dollars spent yearly.
Lilian Bell argues that many men express love through deeds, but words heal relationships. The piece notes that even good couples hurt feelings occasionally and that apologies are the strongest balm. It emphasizes that a perfect lover understands when to apologize.
Edward W. Bak argues in the October Ladies' Home Journal that a good laugh is the best medicine and vital for health. He notes laughing expands lungs, aids digestion, and keeps the heart youthful, urging readers to laugh more and avoid shallow giggling.
The Westminster clock Big Ben self reports from Greenwich its daily accuracy. In 1993 its error exceeded four seconds on five days. On 79 percent of observation days the error stayed under two seconds, and on 21 percent the clock ran within half a second.
The United Kingdom has the highest wartime employment relative to its population, with no fewer than 616,000 individuals reportedly categorized as dreamers in a workforce that may be viewed as an emerging industry.
A London Truth excerpt describes life for a maid of honor in a northern queen’s circle. It covers duties, pay, attire, etiquette, and social constraints. It notes royal boredom, dog fondness among royals, letters to state heads, etiquette pests, and efforts to gain patronage for women in arts and crafts.
The article discusses flaws in American cooking focusing on the misuse of refined white salt and advocates for using gray salt or plack for richer flavors. It explains salt selection, healthful moderation, and the craft of seasoning with skilled, careful technique to avoid burnt cakes and tasteless vegetables.
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