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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1897
Page
6
An elegant, if fragmented report on yellow fever research notes microbes as potent poisons. It cites Italian experiments inoculating over 2000 animals to gauge susceptibility. Domestic mammals show variable sensitivity, birds resist infection, goats and dogs susceptible. data reflect cross species risk and transmission concerns.
A baby’s colors emerge from scenes he sees as he crawls across a lawn. His five toes mirror red earth and blue sky while his feet leave color on the street, capturing a vivid, lyrical sequence of sight and movement.
In a tale by Excerpt McNell, David Dudley, aged 35, loves Agnes Rudolph, nearly 17. He seeks counsel from a doctor, asks if their age gap can be bridged, and vows to reveal his heart. A fire rescue then claims Dudley as a hero, dying after saving a child and murmuring Agnes’s name. Agnes’s answer remains implied through his sacrifice.
Irish tweed fabrics in snow white and rich colors feature in autumn fashion. A Medici collar cape and quaint hood pair with velvet touches, while a pretty pall coat, black silk plush wrap, and varied millinery create a vivid season spread.
Reports from European medical circles hail Prof Guiseppi Sanarelli’s findings on the yellow fever microbe and a serum believed to be highly efficacious against smallpox. Sanarelli argues the disease spreads chiefly by the atmosphere, with the bacillus leteroides identified as the causative microbe, and notes variable mortality rates from 60 to 85 percent in different regions.
A North Carolina paper reports Col Williams was returning home when a lightning bolt struck his wagon and wrecked a four gallon demi-john of fine whiskey. The event drew community sympathy.
A man described as speaking slowly and painfully, not accustomed to much talking, recalls he has been married thirty years. The Indianapolis Journal notes the quiet formality of the witness in a deceptively calm appearance.
A shy young man, hidden for charity, attends a family dinner to meet the world’s sweetest girl. Throughout dessert, awkward glances and blushing abound until a rubbing of etched place cards prompts a joke about etching. He reveals a lame excuse and remains shy, despite the hopeful setup.
A man with facial cuts stops to reassure that he did not shave himself. He praises a woman barber, saying she was expert, while noting a dog or animal disturbance during the shave. The remark hints at gender bias as the Chicago Post considers the issue.
United States Senator Bacon declined the invitation to visit Hawg as a guest of government officials, signaling a refusal to participate in the country’s official hospitality arrangement.
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