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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1886
Page
6
First Private Patient Becomes a Cautionary Tale
A young psychiatrist recounts his introduction to Beatrice Crawford, wife of Arthur Crawford, a dangerous patient whose madness erupts in a deadly plot involving their child Bertie. The doctor intervenes, the wife survives brain fever, and Arthur dies in asylum grounds. Beatrice’s wary ordinary life afterward contrasts with the doctor’s grim gratitude and admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburne Station
Arthur Crawford
Bertie
Lennox
Arthur
Crawford
Papa
Mrs. Crawford
Beatrice Crawford
Beatrice
Indies
James
Fragmented note finds a lost message in a noisy text
A garbled message fragment hints at a missing link or lost item. The text references a vanished entity and uncertain numbers or currencies, with partial phrases suggesting confusion or a puzzle to decipher. No clear names or places emerge.
Mountain Cats Dinner Prank At Zeb Foster House
A fishing party at Zeb Foster’s house asks for dinner and is served mountain cats said to be the finest. After the meal the diners discover two cat heads and skins missing, and a boy reveals a tale of a road-wurst find. Foster appears from a pane above the road with a quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeb Foster
Old Foster
Blue Blood Club
Foster
Origin of the Bell Rope in Early Railroading Tale
An Atlanta writer recalls the Georgia and Erie lines in the era of mixed trains. Conductor Ayers devised a bell rope system using a cord tied to a stick of firewood to command the engine, sparking a famed incident as the engineer Williams defied signals and the train barreled toward Port Jervis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New York Tribum
Georgia Road
New York
Pennsylvania
George Adair
Erie Railroad
Piermont
Hudson
Port Jervis
Delaware
Ayers
Ayres
Middleton
Otisville
Howell's
Williams
He Was a Boole and the Word Boodle
A playful exchange unfolds as a boy questions his sister's husband about being a boodle or boodie. The husband remains cheerful and puzzled, while the boy presses for meaning in a quirky family moment recorded in Washington ac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ac
New York Teachers Penalized for Punishment of Pupils
A New York female teacher was fined one day’s pay for using corporal punishment on a pupil. The incident highlights disciplinary measures in local schools and the penalties imposed on educators for such acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Dasher
Boole
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