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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
13
A fragmented piece urges careful summer bathing for children, detailing safe water play, dress, drying, and rest routines. It covers when to bathe, how long, and how to dress to prevent chills, with cautions on overexertion and post‑eat swimming. It also offers home remedies for cramps and minor ailments.
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century newspaper item outlines Mrs John Vance Cheney’s popular movement emphasizing personal magnetism and moral living. It includes mottos on liberty, restraint, overcoming fear, and selfcritique, plus a recipe for a blueberry breakfast cake with flour baking powder sugar salt milk and melted water, with unclear instructions.
A fragment discussion notes men’s dislike of clever women while praising cultured wit. It mentions a pendulum between wisdom and tact in female charm, calling out the value of selective information over sheer knowledge, and joking that only a young man complains of a refined woman.
The article surveys button fashion, noting jeweled styles, rhinestone framed men’s buttons resembling trophies, and Napoleonic era designs. It also mentions eye and hair growth curiosities, such as boys growing slower, eyelash length in weeks, and a camera measured eyelid winks.
A guidance note suggests the best time for children to wade or bathe in salt water is around ten o’clock in the morning. It warns against swimming too soon after meals or too close to lunch to prevent exhaustion.
Stars go into water when the air is chilly even if the sea is warm. Many Nine ones when learning to swim swallow salt water causing a uncomfortable sensation in their area. This feeling they can relieve at once by gargling fresh water. For nervous children I know of 20 better tonic than a daily bathe for twenty or thirty minutes each morning and a half hour’s romp afterward.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch urges a father to balance work with family life and shared leisure. It emphasizes that while a father may not join his children’s careers, he should attend their social and cultural activities at home and in the community to stay connected and supportive.
The San Rossore estate near Pisa spans from Viareggio to Livorno at the foot of the Apennines. Once part of the Pisa archbishopric and later connected to the grand dukes of Tuscany, it features expansive farms and deer forests, famed woodlands, waterways, and a famed camel herd historically tied to estate duties and royal tasks.
A jumble of quotes from a banquet scene reflects informal chatter about a speaker and a senior event. References to Jim, appendicitis, and oysters hint at light local humor and mock seriousness from the student press. The piece reads as a garbled, humorous note on campus life.
An archaic verse fragment celebrates roses as heavenly and divine. It reflects on fragrance, permanence of beauty, and the idea that love and memory sustain living joy beyond seasons, with imagery of sunshine, springs, and summer skies.
Northwest guide A W H Wright recalls a bear sighting and a dramatic hunt in which five shots felled a bruin and led to a tense aftermath. He details waiting, aiming, and the moment the bear collapsed, followed by the reaction of a mother and cubs as they approached the scene.
A Puebla chief describes a system for taking a number of Mex, assigning 4 springs, and maintaining regular intervals of prospecting work. The approach aims to keep all lives safe and allow ongoing tasks with workers employed only for that purpose. The fragmentary text suggests a procedural safety measure.
A Memphis merchant is persuaded by a bright salesman who proves he can beat rival prices. He duels on carbon costs and then demonstrates he can cut the merchant’s total outlay on a $45,000 plant by traveling to Chicago. The salesman seals a $1,800,000 sale by seizing opportunity and offering full guarantees.
Fragmented OCR text describes a long controversial event with references to a grand theft, a New York move, and a political scene including a candidate and state actions. The readable portions mention trains, a candidate’s platform, and a period around 1875 with discussion of political networks and public concerns. The exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
The article notes a shift from disputing chimney smoke to adopting technical devices that prevent smoke. Municipal governments show progress in reducing nuisance smoke, with increasing civic and organizational involvement nationwide.
A divorced couple's tense hearing unfolds as the husband, burdened with a plea to remarry, expresses enduring love and loyalty. The wife hesitates amid emotional appeals and family witnesses, while the court/observer notes the fragile reconciliation prospects and prior mistreatment. Names and places are partially obscured in the fragmented OCR narrative.
A fragmented, archaic note describes a young man pressed by family to improve. He fails exams, faces harsh nagging, and turns to mathematics for distinction. The piece hints at personal struggle and social pressure without clear names or events.
Prominent plan proposes building a self supporting farm near New York to house unemployed men and women. It promises low living costs, meals and work on site under supervision, with meetings to erect the farm and provide housing and independence. Details available by writing a post card to a New York address.
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