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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1887
Page
6
A lyrical verse by Samnne Minturn Peck reflects on morning beauty and the lasting glow of love. The speaker contrasts dawn and starlight with a woman's eyes, praising intimate illumination over celestial splendor.
In a sleepy Kansas town, Karen Kate Thorndyke and Miss Prudence argue over peaches brought home by Jeremiah. Kent Brainard, founder of a mission school, discovers a locket in peach cans bearing Aunt Kate’s message to Little Kit and plots to return it to the rightful owner amid town gossip and romance.
At Mrs Scarlett Astor's dance Mrs S A introduces Mr Snobson to a charming girl as a friend of hers. He declines with humor saying he avoids dancing with strangers, fearing damage to his reputation. The passage ends with guests moving to supper.
Mr. Allen Thorndike Rice of the North American Review has purchased George Washingtons silk coat waistcoat knee breeches and gold knee and shoe buckles worn at his inaugural oath as first president of the United States. The price is reported around five hundred dollars at Harper's Bazaar.
Markets across New York Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth show varied grain and livestock prices. Wheat and corn quotes, oats and rye values, butter eggs and potatoes listed with fluctuating figures. notable notes include Major Blaine death and Nellie Arthur’s growing stature.
A jumbled catalog of tonics and patent medicines touting nerve energy, liver purification, and blood cleansing. It names Hostetter’s Bitters, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery, Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, Moxie, Allen’s Lung Balsam, Allen’s Iron Tonic Bitters, and Piso’s Remedy for Catarrh as cures for nervousness, liver ills, scrofula, coughs, and consumption with scattered notices about public figures and unrelated items.
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