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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1886
Page
4
A lone speaker declares she will not marry for a man's bread and throne. She mocks the idea of a superior half and imagines preferring a male ape until he evolves. The piece expresses female independence and resistance to patriarchal expectations.
In a penniless Peters county family, seven Pettibone sisters face poverty after their father's death. Nanny Pettibone plans to raise bees, plant a strawberry patch, and market produce to support Jeannette and the others. Abigail, Angelina, Gertrude and Bertha weigh school, work, and writing ambitions as they adjust to new subsistence living.
In a rural parlor the Comstocks discuss kin and their ventures Bertha Abbie and Gerty are praised for stories teaching and teaching art Angie delights in managing six Driggies Nanny Pettibone tends a growing bee yard and strawberry patch while planning for a future with Squire Bartlett Ellen Jeannette Lizbeth and Aaron Pettibone figures surface with ambitions and pride Uncle Ephraim notes Nan’s progress and the boyish comparison with humor
The text recounts Daniel Webster's final Fourth of July address delivered in Washington decades ago. It notes his habit of greeting the rising sun, his Marshfield mornings, and his jubilant opening remarks to mark the nation's anniversary and the occasion of President Fillmore laying cornerstones.
Mrs. Sherwood Carr recounts ribbons as symbolic links across poetry and history. From blue and red tricolors to white cockades, ribbons bind royal loyalties, battles, and personal fates from Hastings to Fontenoy, linking lovers, heroes, and queens in a vivid tapestry.
Citizens in Waterford Pennsylvania improvise a dripping post to shame a newlywed man accused of whipping his wife over breaking a plate. He was seized by three men, tied to a crockery crate, a fire alarm shorted, then expelled from the town and instructed to leave.
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