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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1898
Page
3
The article highlights the role of diplomats and archives in Washington in shaping peace treaties. It mentions early accords ending the war of independence, the 1822 conflict, and Mexico in 1848, crediting Nicholas P. Twist for the Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty.
The article surveys upcoming Spain United States talks, noting a large entourage of translators and clerical staff in three languages, with many commissions and counsellors. It references Ghent and Paris treaties, U S diplomacy, and historic precedents shaping the modern commission's scope and depth as talks begin at the Elysee.
The readable lines claim varied facts from daily life to geography and history noting intake of liquids, beet sugar, Wales, reporters in galleries, Coghin China, and Chinese drivers. It mentions population class distribution and Crimean War casualties, ending with a fragmented name.
A Cleveland Leader reader notes the paradoxes of maxims and adages. The writer questions the value of old sayings since many authors endured hardship while the truth remains that righteousness prevails in the end.
A Toronto Globe excerpt portrays a ten year old boy left in a gray house after his mother dies. He recalls his mother’s tea and laughter, laments the emptiness, and questions why she had to go, describing his loneliness and longing in restrained, poignant terms.
A California newspaper prints a translated travel diary by a high caste Chinese traveler. The critic notes Americans drink heavily, hurry through tasks, fail to rest on ancestral graves, play rough sports without pay, share meals with others, and dance to discordant music while enjoying the weather and wandering fields waving long stocks.
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