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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
8
A limited amount of Calicos and Ginghams, worth up to 15 cents, will go while they last at per yard pricing. Shoppers should hurry to secure fabrics before stock runs out.
A Times report describes wireless message transmission improving at night versus day, and in winter versus summer. Under favorable conditions, midnight in midwinter shows several hundred percent better performance than noon in midsummer.
Two haggling tramps debate a barrier claim about vegetarians in the area. The exchange signals a rough street scene and a humorous misunderstanding amid urban tension. The Philadelphia Inquirer tone reflects city life and social observation.
A mash of quotations from Florida Times Union and Boston Transcript on domestic labor political sentiment and business efficiency. It notes women doing multiple tasks, Dickens quotes, and a humorous remark about equal world wealth. It ends by advertising office supplies like files and cabinets for merchants and farmers.
Gossip columns note public curiosity about Gwendolin’s eyebrows. Critics claim they appear darker than the painted description suggests, stirring chatter among readers of the Baltimore American.
A Cornish exchange frames a joke about the whale swallowing Jo nab and the ongoing effect of his feat. The English Illustrated Magazine is cited as noting Cornish humor often appears unconscious and offers a concrete example. Local humor persists in a dialogue about a boy learning the fiddle and a boastful herd.
R. J. Strauss notes that petroleum was used in ancient times as an industrial material. He cites Nineveh and Babylon walls where petroleum was mixed into mortar to improve cohesion and seal against dampness. Traces of bitumen appear in ruins, and petroleum springs near Ig, about 320 miles from old Babylon, suggest early sources.
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