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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1878
Page
3
In a rambling monologue a farmer explains to Jane Ann why he might sell the farm to Jones for cash. He cites thin soil, scarce crops, a looming railroad, and pride in work, but admits his reluctance and hints at resisting life in town while contemplating Mr. Jones’ offer. He recalls family sayings and vows to stay if his wife does.
Cyril Atherton vows with a poor orphaned nurse Hilda after defying his father to marry her. Wounded in war, Cyril’s return arouses village scandal, but Hilda’s steadfast care saves his life and earns a new chance for love. The squire seeks reconciliation, arranging a betrothal and inviting kin to legitimize the match as Cyril recovers and the manor welcomes a hopeful future.
An item described as a musket unknown in ownership is reportedly found in Indiana after sixty five years. The notice states the owner may claim the muskets by paying a specified fee.
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