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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1886
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment speaks of a budding flower and a pleasant world that would have died for an hour. Mentions Tom and Tad and a senator-like figure, with garbled names and dates suggesting a passing or waiting period. overall composition reads as damaged text.
A narrator recalls a dark September night peril and a visit from a mysterious gardener named Hugh Staples. He travels to Fairview with a reticent old guardian to uncover a secret tied to Paula Barton, a note from a friend, and a hidden mission that unfolds in the shadow of a moonless estate.
Paula confesses a plot to free old master Grayton Ferrars and his companions from isolation as threats loom. Dr. Minton agrees to help aided by Hugh Stapler, sneaking into the mansion at night. Inside, Paula and the conspirators confront Chariton Ferrars and a frail elder, while a dangerous plan unfolds amid whispers of rescue and peril.
A collage of verse and prose snippets on love, cows, farming duties, and care of horses. Includes reflections on kissing between lovers and a practical note on milking touchy cows, dairy practices, and pasture management with advice from Practical Farmer and American Cultivator.
A stray swarm of bees alighted on a Patoka area team wagon scattering the horses. One horse was later found in critical condition from stings, another reportedly vanished toward the river, presumed drowned. The account mentions neighbors and a broader moralizing tone about consumption and remedies, including patent medicines and notices.
Engraved crayon portrait from latest photographs of President Cleveland and his wife, issued for subscribers of Weekly Wisconsin. Uniform in style with Garfield and Grant portraits, sold postpaid for $1 to new or old subscribers. Postmasters can display a sample. mailing instructions and address provided.
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