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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1892
Page
6
A Wilshuzton Star excerpt recounts a teen’s struggle with garbled speech and hearing loss. The narrative blends quoted remarks about perception and auditory nerve function with reflections on music’s impact and the dangers to delicate ear structures, exploring how trauma or illness shapes sound and understanding.
The article extols promptness at meals, urging timely preparation and service to avoid disorder and spoiled food. It describes household rituals, the impact of regularity on family harmony, and how delays affect servants, meals, and the dining table. It notes virtues of punctuality and laments neglect leading to soggy leftovers and unsettled dining. Also mentions an alloy composition as a side fact.
The article surveys ancient belief about the world’s size and shape, noting wide ignorance before Columbus. It contrasts medieval Europe’s limited knowledge with later observations of Africa and Asia, and recalls Mercator Polo and Columbus. It hints at myths of distant seas, dragons, and perpetual ice, shaping centuries of exploration.
A crytophone designed in 1883, once a toy, is perfected for military use. The device uses a sensitive vibrator and microphone in a pine box buried under the road to monitor areas, connected by electric signals for covert surveillance.
A ragged boy aged around ten asks Washington Street officials for work and 50 cents to start selling, prompting a small collection. Officials and townspeople later admit the boy’s pleas were exploited, revealing merchants had used him for cheap labor and financing.
A detailed, if quirky, historical overview of sausage making. It explains the basic process of mincing meat with spices, stuffing into intestines, and varying regional practices. Examples include blood puddings in England, bo logna rumors, Lyons sausages, Persian meat mixtures, and Mayence styles.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a discussion of traditional German seasonings and dried preparations. It references pepper saltpeter and fried skins, smoky drying methods, and mentions regional names such as Frimkroft Mecklenburg and Povem dou. The text notes bread crusts, vegetable dishes, and a rule about grated bread soaking before a molding process, with a concluding London telegraph note.
A scandal described as an extraordinary gambling cage involving British and Japanese figures led to a supreme court inquiry. Judges found the defendants beyond prosecution after a closed trial. the affair spurred the resignation of Justice Minister Vincount Tanke and triggered a rigorous administrative review.
Cadiz hosts the launching of the Santa Maria on June 26 with pomp and ceremony. General Butler and many officers attend as the ship is blessed and sent to sea. The vessel measures 22.60 by 7.80 meters with a draft of 1.44 to 1.82 meters and a weight of 12 757 tons. The ship’s design mirrors Columbus era craft, with a two story forecastle and a simple, rigid interior in keeping with naval rules.
The text describes a relatively commodious vessel with low cargo holds and plans to improve its interior to reflect the period. Work is entrusted to Senor Moneleon with yard workers assisting. Hawse holes and feniters are noted as noteworthy, with preservation of details for the mid present century.
A large exhibit titled One of the most Itvestag Of Me Dew Tatires of Tecoming exposition features about 1,000 pieces from various tribes. It includes a medicine man’s wardrobe, beaver bags, drum head art, ivory necklaces, and carved horn dishes, with artifacts from the Black, Clilent, White Bear, Wolf and other nations. The display also shows tools, robes, pipes, bone combs, and a primitive doll, reflecting tribal life and customs. The collection aims to illustrate Indigenous culture across the coast and islands.
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