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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
3
The article guides families with $15 to $20 weekly budgets on durable home furnishings and wall treatments. It covers color choices like greens, wall coverings, paneling, burlap, rugs, curtains, and modest handmade accents to achieve an attractive yet affordable interior.
The famed Georgia revivalist Sam Jones recounts a story of Daniel facing threats from enemies who threaten him with a lions den. Daniel refuses to bow to the king and is thrown into the den yet remains at ease among the lions who eventually lie down beside him.
A treatise arguing the essential, inborn distinction between the sexes shapes family life and social structures. It asserts gender difference underpins duties, roles, and the organization of religion, industry, and community, insisting social problems must account for this fundamental fact.
The east Indian prince Thom Maharajeh of Pravadcore is described as wealthy and ornate, owning diamonds, pearls, elephants, palaces, and many wives. Each year he performs a traditional charity, presenting wealth to a Brahmin temple with Hindu rites, including a ceremonial elephant and coin minting.
A damaged passage describes sacred scarabs manufactured cheaply and colored in bulk, shipped to Cairo for Muslim dealers. Arabian buyers, often adept at salt harvesting near pyramids, discover scarabs before tourists arrive and sell them for a dollar. The piece critiques the naive tourist market and cheap fabrication.
A Louisville Herald account recounts General Cassius M Clay responding to a request about Joel T Hart the noted Korntucks sculptor. Judge Beckner wrote to Clay who claimed memoirs alone contained his views. Clay paid $1 750 to recover a stolen statue lot after bidding and litigation.
A New York Tribune summary notes the Sultan of Johore, sovereign of eight northern domes of Hinddom near Singapore, may visit the United States while not being subject to suit in American or British courts. The piece recalls a Melbourne artist's failed suit over an illuminated pedigree painting, citing foreign sovereign immunity and a prior English case where the sultan’s disguise as Albert Baker avoided jurisdiction. The article touches on royal immunity and a scandal, with the sultan reportedly returning home before his death.
Germany has the most collectors and manufacturers, with nearly every family owning a stamp collection. In Stuttgart dealers display stamps in about a dozen shop windows. A $50,000 stamp collection stolen from Consul Weber in Hamburg was recovered by Berlin police after a London dealer purchased it for $1,910.
The piece surmises how American agricultural goods and machinery reach global markets from the Midwest to Russia and Central Asia. It highlights export shifts from New York to southern routes, and notes American influence on vineyards, cotton, tobacco plants, and even lamps sold in Bagdad.
Frederick Jand reports from Flat Creek near the Tetons on elk starving after feeding on hay stashed by ranchers. Guides Petersen and Gwens noted elk near a ranch, hay losses, and fences knocked down. Authors discuss legal protection and the severe winter causing elk calves to perish near Jackson.
Pare and slice six ripe peaches add one pint of sweet milk half cup bread crumbs two thirds cup sugar three eggs separated beat yolks and whites with two pinches of salt fold into mix bake in a buttered dish until set serve hot with hard sauce or cold with cream
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