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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1888
Page
3
An essay-like piece argues true economy means spending less than earnings and stresses health as the basis of fortune. It cautions against petty frugality and poor decisions, urging income to exceed outgo and advising choosing a congenial vocation for lasting success.
Fragmentary verse vignette describing a woman at sea and moonlit scenes. The speaker contrasts purity with star lamps and regal imagery while a distant voice and waves set a dreamy maritime atmosphere.
In a Madrid tale from a century ago Rosario de Solis gives herself to wed a pursuing creditor to save her dying husband. Years later her son Cristoval is revealed as a brigand and torero in Valladolid as the fiscal Don Andres confronts revelations of treachery and honor. The drama crescendos with a mother’s order and a son’s fateful obedience.
The writer notes that illustrated papers worldwide lag behind the local American standard in organization. He observes engravers and sitters struggle to keep pace while others still thrive, mentioning Canada and Tunisia as examples of regions with slower progress.
A city car conductor devised a leather lined overcoat pocket system to prevent wear from frequent money handling. The outer and inner leather lining shields pockets from tearing and dirt as passengers pay fares and the conductor handles change.
The Enchanted Rock rises 200 feet in the Sap Saba valley and is visible for miles. Moonlight makes it resemble copper windows, drawing reverence from locals who view it as a possible abode of the Great Spirit. Chicago News.
An unusual survey fragment mentions figures like 258,801,021 and 1086 90, with references to lead salt and cultivation. The text is garbled, but hints at statistical tables and demographic data in a census style section.
Fashion notes describe the latest bonnet trims with baby alligators ten inches long, bright eyed and crawling on ribbons. Yachting hats in white felt with blue velvet bands, white flannel gowns, and striped wool draperies are cited, with high prices reflecting style and patronage.
One of Philadelphia's leading ladies has sauerkraut made by her mother Elena or a relative on West Walnut Street. The product is said to be stamped with bear feet and featured in a Petidemes piece in Chicago Hersia.
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