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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1902

Page

11

Toothbrush and comb before my train departure

An obituary style note and assorted items reveal Winslow rushing to catch a train after instructing a boy to fetch his toothbrush and comb from his room. The scene captures a tense farewell with a clock ticking, Willie delivering the items just in time. Other snippets discuss fishing bait behavior, the origin of the word picnic, a schoolboy cab ride, a Pyrenean echo at a border, and light anecdotes.

Winslow Center Willie Barry Wille Winslow Gazed At His Empty Handed Emissary. His Npa Kansas City Journal

Bowser Birthday Fray Ends In Park Outing Then Dinner

R Bowser and Mrs Bowser quarrel over a birthday claim and a gas bill as a small domestic farce unfolds. He insists he is fifty seven, she corrects to fifty three, they retreat from plans, then choose a theater and supper while a butcher boy and missing coal complicate the day.

C. B. Lowing R. Bowser Eble Pir Jes Mrs. Bowser Nemesis Mr. Bowser

Exploding misunderstanding over bills at Bowser home

In a tense domestic scene Mrs. Bowser disputes a $2 bill while a large man’s assault leads to shock and fear. A quarrel escalates as gas and debt threats surface, ending with a plan to call a lawyer at dawn and a chill night mood near the Bowser residence.

Knights and armor myths from chivalry days

The article recalls knights protected by armor as nearly invincible to ordinary weapons. Even dismounted, injuries were rare unless pierced by a misericordia. It notes battles where armor broke after axes and hammers. It also cites London Hospital on good cooks aiding recovery and the role of patent foods in easy preparation.

London Chbalry Misericordia London Hospital

A Half Partner

A brief dialogue fragment shows one character noting a woman shifts between joys and sorrows, visiting her mother when sorrow arises, implying a nuanced relational dynamic in a domestic scene.

After He Pops the Question What Then

A playful Chicago News quip on engagements and proposals. Nodrick Say jokes that after proposing the fellow must question the partner, with Van Albert replying that the man should question his own actions.

Nodrick van Albert Chicago News

Dream and etiquette exchange on a boat voyage

Hlawitt recalls a tower berth dream while aboard a vessel. Jewett comments on manners as the art of making companions comfortable, noting how those who awaken others with disruption risk spoiling the social atmosphere.

Hlawitt Jewett

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