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Newspaper
Weekly Wisconsin
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1885
Page
2
A verse reflecting on life's bright moon like air and streets and birds. It questions what the noon of life may bring and whether castles of youth endure amid dark clouds or sunny hope. The poem ponders journeys, storms, and the mystery of what the future holds.
In a Wisconsin piece, Harold Weaver mourns a failed bid while Annie faces a choice between him and Alfred Helms. Annie retreats to Philadelphia after rejecting Harold, as Harold wanders the night, haunted by loss and tempted by old memories. Nearby, neighbors discuss the Webber case, weaving tragedy into the somber mood.
Harold Weaver becomes a self sacrificing nurse for a smallpox boy named Tommie, tending him through a primitive 19th century outbreak. The boy dies after expressing forgiveness to a past wrong, and Annie returns home to discover Harold scarred but beloved, with Annie pledging lasting love despite hardship.
Practical recipes for group Rice Puppina Vaninia Custa RD Green Tomato Pie and Care Maxixe with instructions on ingredients, mixing, baking, and serving. Followed by broad kitchen guidance on butter, eggs, sugar types, flour sifting, fruit cake methods, almond prep, oven heat, and cooling steps. Ends with an inquiry about business education at Spencerian College in Milwaukee.
Farmers are urged to share practical notes for publication. The section discusses flax yield in Southwestern Minnesota, noting prices around one dollar per bushel, and the weed problem caused by mustard. It also explains clover hay value for feed, storage benefits, and a winter feeding mix to boost egg production in fowls, stressing clover as a key protein source and detailing a complete recipe with cottonseed meal, bone meal, lime, and spices.
A Tribune summary of farm notes by Prof. Arnold on three years of curing cheese in boxes. It covers turning intervals, mold removal, box fitting, and reduced shrinkage and rind. Also includes methods for wintering vegetables including parsnips salsify beets carrots cabbage onions celery and general cautions on artificial heat.
Ex Confederates led by Gen Fitz Lee rode into Lynchburg Va at a county fair and fired a rebel yell claiming 800000 strong while denouncing Gen Logan and asking if Lee’s saddle was treason stained The speech sparked questions about loyalty to the Republican party and Danville’s politics The report also notes Wise’s Danville remark and potential troop movements tied to Sherman
The article argues dumb bells bars Indian clubs and trapezes help only if blood is rich and healthy. It warns that poor or bile-poisoned blood makes muscles waste and growth impossible. It recommends purifying and enriching blood with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before exercising to build strength.
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