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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1912

Page

10

The GIO ba oe oF the RUBIES by Francis Perry Elliott

A nameless narrator recounts a madcap tale involving a jade of rubies, a clever ruse at a college friend’s party, and a night of misadventure centering on a pair of Chinese pajamas and a jewel plot. As the night unfolds the protagonist dodges danger, schemes with his friend Billings, and encounters a mysterious later visitor in the building. The scene ends on a cliffhanger with a strange old man approaching in pajamas, promising further trouble.

Richard Lghtnut China Lightnut Geus Jesus Light Nut Lightnut Jenkins Dekins Jack Billings Light ‘Nut Francis Vrinces Morni Ang Lightnat Huewiaw Anes Poy Jim Dicky Billings the Rubies Francis Perry Elliott Kay Walieres India Service Club London Walt Walt, By Jove George

Ruby Treasures Spark Suspicious Theft Plot

In a tense scene, Dicky and Billings debate rubies hidden under ice. The narrator defends keeping the gems, while Billings accuses him of theft, then reveals the stones’ true value, prompting awkward confession and shifting loyalties.

A Night In The Attic With Rubber Fashions

In a bizarre nocturnal intrusion I hear Jenkins and Gy Jovel debating rubber garments. Jenkins boasts oversized weights and rubber cloth bands, while Ike laments the scene. The exchange ends as the narrator drifts back to sleep with a weary good night.

Ingk Comment Sparks Fashion-Driven Clout Clash

London Oblen quips during a heated exchange about a winger's performance and attire. Encora defends the style as reason to applaud, while Ambitioning rivals debate fashion versus form in the team’s dynamics.

Narrow Escape During War at Alder Creek

In March 1862 Ninth Minnesota cavalry bivouacked near Pilot Knob Missouri en route to Jacksonport Arkansas. A tent over a waterlogged root caused a near disaster when a hollow oak fed a fiery chimney and finally toppled. the men avoided harm and later served honorably. The unit, brigaded with Second Iowa cavalry, earned a feared reputation as a mobile force.

Ninth Minott Cavalry G. Brackett Pilot Knob Jacksonport Ark Alder Creek M. Keller Brookdale Cal The Nations Tribune D. Cleland George Webster John Eberhart Cleland Bargh Ninth Inqis Second Iowa Cavalry Johnnies Ilinola Cavalry Towa Cavalry

What He Might Have Said In Their Defense

A Green Mountain boy faced misconduct claims but escaped by a narrow margin as a fellow defender nearly revealed too much. He muttered a terse admission and reflected on what he chose not to say, underscoring a precarious escape.

Billings Diack Ellk Jove China George Dicky Ald Thomas Cats

Sears Whereabouts Story From Civil War Camps

A member of Doubleday's Fourth Army Corps, lying in camp on the Rapidan, was approached by an officer asking about Major Sears. The reply: No, he pointed them to the creek to be washed, indicating he knew nothing of Sears's location.

Broadway Billings Dicky Biulingsa Iris Band Ike Jenkins Sonnna Sol Billinga’ Daor Jove Sears Doubleday the Rapidan Sear Th’ Creek

Fragmented Historic Speech on a Weak Chest Condition

The text shows garbled dialogue about someone with a weak chest and a cannon ball strike. It references a character named Olm and Flan, suggesting a rough battlefield or accident scene. The exact events and identities are unclear due to transcription errors.

Teething Relief For Children Promises Comfort

Mary Winslow offers Boothing Straw for teething children. The remedy promises to soothe gums reduce inflammation ease pain and remedy wind colic. This advertisement emphasizes relief for troubled infants and the quick comfort it provides to anxious caregivers.

Childres He & Bole

Paxtine Antiseptic Ad for Wholesome Mouth

The Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mass advertises Paxtine Antiseptic for fresh breath and mouth care. Priced 24 cents a box or sent postpaid on receipt of payment to druggists and retailers.

Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mass

Cause of the Delay in War Talks Revealed

The source quotes a puzzling exchange about why nations delay declaring war. It notes they are haggling over what percentage each should receive from moving petty receipts, implying bargaining rather than direct conflict governs the current stalemate.

Castoria Safe Remedy for Infants and Children

Rufus Fletcher offers Castoria as a safe and trusted remedy for infants and children with over 30 years in use. The ad emphasizes Castoria’s gentle formula and notes it relieves common ailments in youngsters while parents seek reliable comfort for their kids.

Fletcher

Diplomacy and social quips about a widow's impression

A quoted exchange notes Mia and Jinke enjoying outings and a widow appearing to convey a certain impression. The dialogue feigns memory of a late husband, with a jest about always alluding to him.

Mia Jinke

Opening Up Lhasa Capital of Tibet Emerges From Isolation

Lhasa long known as the Forbidden City for its political and religious exclusiveness. A British armed expedition in 1904 opened the city to outsiders, ending centuries of European travel barriers. The population is about 35,000 as the capital begins to change.

Lhasa Tibet Old City Lhasaa

Too Much of a Good Thing and a Breakup

A professor recounts proposing after years of wooing and receiving a yes. He explains the engagement ended due to absent mindedness after he visited her home and again asked for marriage, revealing her dissolution of the engagement.

Ian

Orphanages Run by Americans Open Turkeys Empire

In the Turkish empire twenty two orphanages are run by Americans enrolling 3900 inmates. An industrial work system supports over 10000 people beside the orphans and is led largely by widows and orphans. Rug and lace making embroidery and domestic crafts form the work. Products reach overseas markets.

Turkey

Can't Happen to Them at Work Smuggling Powder

A comic item from Everybody's Magazine recounts Mike starting a job moving powder kegs. He smokes on the job, and the foreman warns that past incidents blew up many men. Mike replies the danger is limited to just them two, sparking a grim, dark joke about disaster and inevitability.

Mike Jerusalem

Change of Food Brought Success and Happiness

An ambitious girl overcome by nervousness and hysteria finds relief and vigor after adopting Grape Nuts. She resumes school, then teaches, and four years later enjoys a healthy home life with no return of weakness. The letter promotes Postum Co. and the book The Road to Wellville.

Brom Jean Mfe Mvne Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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