08 Jul 1858
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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1858
Page
1
A long, lively patchwork of a dialogue set during a rustic tea gathering. The speaker, Melisay, Mr. Crane, Kier, and others discuss food, butter, pickles, moral tales, a Bennet family tragedy, and local gossip with humorous dialect, recalling village life and moments from earlier marriages and neighbors.
An assortment of moral maxims poems and adages with names of speakers and figures including Brady Clay and Bina Lacy Bull. The text weaves philosophical lines about time love aging and guidance alongside folk sayings and proverbial maxims from various voices. The piece mentions an amicable settlement and a hinted duel avoided by arrangement.
A collection of aphoristic passages exploring moral worth through social opinion, the charm of books in sharing others’ suffering, hope as an unrealizable architect, and sorrow as a shared burden. It reflects on restraint in repeating dear ideas and the quiet reserve of memory.
July demands early and late work to harvest crops efficiently. The article urges timely cutting of grain and hay, cautions against delaying until grain becomes hard, and recommends cost effective use of machines or hired help. It advises proper hay curing, cap coverings for rain, and rotation with turnips. It stresses soil preparation, weed control, and the value of turnips for cattle.
A reminiscence of Reverend Calvi Chapin and a vivid anecdote from an Albany mission meeting tale a stage ride with Congregational ministers and a young Episcopal clergyman. Chapin asks who held the candle for Jonah while he prayed in the whale’s belly, prompting the room to fall silent. The narrative weaves in moral reflections on farming and crop timing as a local update.
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