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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1886
Page
3
A garbled poetic passage reflects a hazy, dreamlike scene with mentions of a moonlit night, distant voices, and a watchful mood. The text weaves imagery of bows, a brook, and shadows, ending with a cryptic line about being glad that it Le 86.
In a tense late scene at Berkeley, the narrator recalls patrolling near the river when a nighttime encounter forces a brutal, impulsive strike to defend a vulnerable woman. The events reveal a web of fear, loyalty, and a planned departure that compounds the danger and drama surrounding Paula.
In a tangled narrative, the narrator reels from Paula Burton’s abrupt departure and his own guilt as he searches for her. He learns of her sudden exit after a tense evening, questions friends, and confronts rumors while hoping the separation is not final. He fears a hidden lover and faces a restless morning at the station awaiting her return.
A fragmented column combines a story about a house named The Bural Home with rural advice. It threads through odd prose on crops, a dairy law excerpt, baby care tips, and long anecdotes from farm life. The piece weaves practical guidance on fertilizing, tree care, mulching, shading, and planting with dated reminiscences and commentary.
A London picture dealer recounts a tale of a Meissonier mislabeling that led an American buyer to pay £100 for a painting worth £1,500. After a series of confrontations and a witty performance by a critic, the buyer retrieves his £100 and remains vigilant against clerks’ errors. The anecdote ends with the critic noting the bargain and the American’s satisfaction.
A Paris Porte St Martin actor in the Pazrie performance collapsed on stage from utter exhaustion. He admitted eating nothing all day and days prior, revealing semi-starvation. aid arrived, and spectators contributed money for his immediate needs.
An eccentric West Scotland clergyman traveling to the Highlands carries hot Nabob Pickles. A Yankee, seated opposite, asks for a taste and is told they are private property. The Yankee shares the bottle, eats a spoonful, and jokes the preacher embodies fire and brimstone. Nearby, Grand Union Hotel in New York promotes cheap daily rooms with European plans and rail depot access.
A tangled contraption of anecdotes plays out as reporters seek interviews with a reluctant Mr Hoar. The text shifts to Bohemian anecdotes, a dramatic San Francisco funeral scene showing former partners confronting their son, and assorted ads and medical notes about remedies and remedies brands.
Engraved portrait set of President Cleveland and Bride offered to Weekly Wisconsin subscribers. Not sold openly, available postpaid with subscription. sample displayed by postmasters. Also mentions Ritter on Rats remedy and various ads including health tonics and a Boston college honor to John H. Holmes.
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