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Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1885

Page

2

Sally's Gift Ends In Foundry Pact And Wedding

Sally borrows $1000 from Mr Swift to aid her engagement to Archie Malcolm while Archie struggles with jealousy and pride. Swift arranges a reconciliatory payoff, the couple purchase a foundry and a cottage, and Archie and Sally marry with Swift’s full repayment of the loan.

Miss Thompson Miss ‘Thomson Archie Mr. Swift Archie Malcolm Sally Home Town Ming

Elizabeth Zane Heroine of Wheeling Town

A long verse portrait honors Elizabeth Zane, a fearless Wheeling pioneer who bravery saved the fort by braving attackers to retrieve powder and bar the gate. The piece praises her grit, contrasts her with Paul Revere, and lauds her as a steadfast heroine from over a century past.

Elizabeth Zane John 6 Adasig Wheeling Paul Revere Gln John Burns

Healthful Vigor for the Girls and a Cistern Accident

Mrs. Livermore advocates equal intellectual and industrial training for girls and equal health. Brown's Iron Bitters is touted as the safe iron remedy for pale debility in girls with poor blood. A man, Nelson Sabin, was buried alive by a cistern collapse in Green Lake County Wis. and rescued with severe injuries.

Berit Wis Kingston Green Lake County Nelson Sabin

Our Family Queries and Notices From Wisconsin Readers

A crowded column shows a range of reader questions and editorial notes from Wisconsin. Topics include advertising etiquette for notices, publisher names for Gen Grant’s new book, homestead land in Chippewa County, hop production figures, poll tax for Civil War soldiers, Mayflower passenger list guidance, survey corner changes, turnpike and town orders legality, spelling variants of calcimine, and a note about Dr Fishblatt’s residence in Janesville along with other queries and answers published by the editor.

PUZZLE SECTION AND VERSE MIX FROM WISCONSIN PAGE

A collage of puzzles and verse items with readers urged to send in original contributions. Includes word games, crosswords, a verse by Mirrie Gierorp, and notes on puzzle submissions.

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