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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1885
Page
3
A garbled excerpt from a 19th century poem or prose fragment mentions longing for venture and duty, reflecting on time, toil, solitude, and fate. It references literary cadence and an implied historical publication context in New York.
In a refined library Augusta Ashley learns telegraphy to aid her father and falls for Mr Fielding. Their secret engagement is revealed when the stern Reynaud arrives, reacting with cold menace. Fielding is warned that Reynaud may be a dangerous rival to their happiness.
Rupert Fielding faces desperate rival Reynaud who threatens murder over Augusta. In a perilous bank vault Reynaud traps Fielding, but Augusta's plea breaks the stalemate and Reynaud dies by his own hand, leaving Rupert and Augusta to face a grave, love tempered future.
An elderly South Side grocer anecdotes his anti bathing stance and hygiene habits. He boasts never suffering illness while admitting infrequent scans of personal cleanliness and avoiding regular baths as he describes his regimen and confidence amid public chatter.
John Aufdemorte, former New Orleans sub-treasury clerk, arrived in Langno Texas in custody of Monterey city marshal and Fort McIntosh guards. Erasmusa Shepherd, accused accomplice, found with 3700 in currency and arrested on counterfeiting. Both charged with embezzling and counterfeiting and to be taken to Austin for bonds. Aufdemorte shows willingness to return to New Orleans.
Georgia land grants under the 1783 colonial charter limited to 500 acres and male heirs to preserve military strength. If the male line failed, lands reverted to trustees for regranting. Widows with no issue could enjoy housing and half the improvements for life. Grants had to be cultivated or improved within ten years or the land reverted to trustees.
The article notes early colonial attempts to foster silk culture in Georgia, the creation of the filature lot in Savannah, and shifts after 1753 as land grants were issued from the crown. It details the trustees surrender in 1752, the governors’ land grants, and the preservation of deeds and records from 1734 onward in capitol archives.
A scene from Baxhera Rannnter features a colored barber crew and a sword man with a young apprentice. The elder recalls liquor temptations and a past spent on drink, contrasting meals bought with small change and the idea of restraint amid a tavern landscape.
In a New York Tribune excerpt, the author explains root pressure as the force lifting sap to the highest parts of a plant. Gas bubbles within ducts and cells adjust with evaporation, causing sap to rise or fall with temperature and sun exposure, exemplified by maple sap flow in spring.
A passerby from Connecticut declines a match seller's offer in Battery Park while the seller extols charity and forecasts market gains. The conversation veers into age, days left, and a digression about investing and retirement, ending with an abrupt segue to a Wisconsin woman and hidden connections.
A heated discussion on frontier combat ethics centers on a South rumor stating that no man should surrender when attacked in the back. The piece notes Redmonds reputation as a deadly marksman and argues for drawing and facing foes, citing several historical examples of back attacks and ambushes.
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