Ode to Time by Amelia Cole
Poem extols Time as a relentless force that outpaces summers loves and distant shores. It contemplates human mortality against a vast, unending cosmos and hints at a higher power surpassing Time itself.
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Newspaper
Weekly Wisconsin
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1885
Page
2
A Strange Fact of Guido Redburn and a Writer
A narrator recalls discovering Guido Redburn, a starving aspiring writer who becomes a celebrated author, marries a wealthy beauty, loses his vitality, and ultimately dies from the strain of success and heartbreak. The tale explores how intense suffering fuels intellectual and spiritual vitality, ending with a professor’s reflection on the Redburn case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido Redburn
Keatses
Byrons
Chattertons
Byron
Readers Questions on Ad Etiquette and Historical Inquiries
A newspaper column lists brief reader questions about ad etiquette, heirs of the Chase estate, Civil War secession dates, garnishment exemptions in Wisconsin, and where to obtain bone meal or oyster shells for poultry. It notes that answers may be appended by the editor and references a Vallejo Telegram telegraph item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oar Family
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Chase
WCEB
Vallejo
Cal
Thomas
Wiliam
Aquilla Chase
Great Britain
Chicago
Good Housekeeping
Holyoke
Mass
Fatally Mangled Worker in Wisconsin Mill Tragedy
Anton Gonnia a 17 year old Polander employed at A C Conn Co mill Little Suamico was found dead under the shafting after his clothes tangled in machinery in a dark room. His head was crushed and both legs and arms were broken. His parents live near Little Suamico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manglea- Green Bay
Wis
Anton Gonnia
A. C. Conn %&Co
Little Suamico
Seard
Gonnia
Little
Suamico
Who'll Buy Who'll Bay A Poem by Dora Reed Goodale
A stanzaic verse from St Nicholas notes a girl with marigolds and sand in spring, then summer fields, and autumn woods. The speaker recalls buying berries and chestnuts as seasons shift, ending with the returning buyer’s gaze and a wistful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Reed Goodale
St. Nicholas
Cousin Flora's Summer of Crime and Conscience
A first person confession describes a summer with a beloved cousin Flora Henderson. Jealousy seeds cruelty as the narrator torments Flora with a snake and reckless acts, leaving her gravely harmed. Guilt follows, culminating in a stern maternal rebuke and a lifelong moral warning to children about hurting others. The piece closes with a Plymouth passenger list and a Milwaukee business college ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Flora
Flora Henderson
Helen
Mother
Albert
Larose
Plymouth
Iiaac Allerton
John Alden
John Allerton
William Bradford
William Brewster
John Billington
Peter Brown
Richard Britterage
John Carver
Francis Cook
James Chilton
John Crackstor
Richard Clarke
Edward Doty
Francis Eaton
Thomas English
Samuel Fuller
Edward Fuller
Spencerian Business College
Milwaukee
Wis
KE. C. Spencer
Puzzle items and word games from a 19th century Wisconsin page
A collage of puzzles and word games with clues for charades acrostics and riddles. The section lists contributors and instructions, then presents multiple puzzles with solutions teased for readers. It also includes notes on how to submit, timelines for prize entries, and a brief historical note on how the President receives visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia Record
Cabinet
Rutherford B. Hayes
Oval Libra
Arthur
Col
Leoffier
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Sahara
The
Iy A. Gorken
Guide Redburn
Guy
Weit
Redburn
South Carolina
R.S
Regian League
California
United States
John Greenleat Whittier
Greece
Amesbury
Mane
Wi. Y
Julia Lia Clark-Chase
Ben
Thad
sollui_ f
Wisconsey Ofice
Centrala
May Morty
Plamsond
Central America
H. Bierce
Enstem A
Massachusetts
Girrorp
Aligtina
Texas
Clara Heeney
O. Matin
Earth
Creation
Italy
Asia
Michigan
Idaho
Arkansas
Canada
Nevada
City
Pennsylvania
Brazil
Colorado
Switzerland
Minnesota
Puzsle
Cayenne
Harade
Ulysses S. Grant
Cove-n-ants
Van-Ahed
Col-Orate
Ill-A-Mine
Men-T-Ally
Ebat-E-Lain
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