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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
2
A garbled OCR page with scattered names and events. Mentions include a trial heat, a judgment by a state official, a dying secretary, a toy in a marketplace, an injury to John Nickson, reappointment controversy, and a child’s disruption at a singalong.
A chaotic account describes models in a city scene who fear a spread plague of model posing. Artists justify work amid moral panic while many young women seek steady employment in fashion and illustration, amid pressure from studios and the public gaze.
A garbled query asks why a person named Hash Vf did not focus on his sine on Wall Street and mentions battles there. Text is highly unreadable and fragmentary with no clear events or individuals to confirm.
An OCR of a Wisconsin agricultural report details apple growing practices, tree spacing, and market preferences. It notes varieties like Wealthy and Spitzenburg, regional planting patterns, the allure of seedling apples, and profitability in counties such as Waupaca and Sauk. It records estimates of yields and prices, and mentions protective home orchards and market demands.
The article notes small orchards but growing overall, with rising prices for sale and many young orchards being planted. It highlights the ongoing trust in improved varieties and credits work at the experiment station. Prof. Wo A. Tents is mentioned as receiving the collected trees for study.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a social scene at a dinner where guests mingle amid courtly chatter and party intrigues. A host speaks of duties, libery, and entertainments as a train to depart hints at a broader tale of public rumor and private party dynamics.
The text notes Theodore Thomas and Mrs Thomas, long in Chicago, now in St Allin's venue with Rev Charles Aaron officiating. It describes Mrs Thomas as Episcopalian, of refined appearance, and mentions their daughter Emily. The piece reads like a social note from a late 19th century column.
A fragmented, faded excerpt discusses an arid Texas and Arizona region with no catone or perfumes, noting scant vegetation and widespread dry seas. It mentions mirages, sparse wildlife, and heat waves shaping the landscape, with references to sand, air, and desert features.
A garbled passage describes cane work with whairs settees and stained pieces, noting finishing and alcohol aiding, while a brush is used to remove specks and a sutiptar-like cloth is mentioned in a misty context.
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