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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1886
Page
4
Marguerite Compton, torn by a forbidden love for Philip Santwood, endures scandal and social ruin after her brother’s crime. In a tale of pride, betrayal, and sacrifice aboard the Danube, Philip saves her husband Col. Tracy from a river wreck, redeeming his name.
Old General Schenck, 76, of Washington, famed for surviving a starvation era, plays poker. In a tense hand with about $60 at stake, a rival boasts four deuces. Schenck invites him to show his hand and then reveals four deuces himself, remarking he had never seen six deuces before.
Brooklyn Eagle profiles two contrasting detectives Heidel berg and Dolan. Heidel berg, loud and anecdote rich, charms Dolan who is taciturn and shrewd. Their friendship and distinct personas make them highly regarded partners amid shared zeal and wit.
The article argues thorough cooking improves nourishment and digestibility and helps prevent diseases such as tape-worms. It cites the Medical Reporter on how raw or undercooked ham beef or fish can lead to taenia infections, noting the difficulty of eradicating pork and beef variants and the spread from infested flesh.
Maud S the famed Amends trotter, trained by John Murphy, is back in road work after a long layoff. Owner Mr Bonner may send her to a private Westchester farm track when fit, with Murphy still training. Bonner says plans aren’t fixed and hints Maud S may not race again, though many doubt she will match her 2 08 3 4 record.
The sermon by Rev. Jabez Fox for Swedenborgians describes hell as a structured society with laws and officials. He portrays devils forming governments for self interest, with a harsh, self centered state of misery among the lost and a brutal, force driven social order.
A sample marriage notice from English customs details a ceremony at St. Pauls Church with multiple clergymen, including an uncle and cousin of the bride. The bride Maria May is linked to the late Rev. Walter Trevelyn Bullock and Faulkbourn Hall through extensive familial references and titles.
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