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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1886
Page
9
A simple, good hearted girl wins affection in town for kindness and steady cheer. She charms rich and poor alike, helps friends with love affairs, and brightens daily life like a sunbeam until a neighboring suitor marries her and she leaves the town.
A sermon urges resolving offenses privately to reduce grudges and promote harmony. St Josephs Academy in St Paul is described as a homelike school with individual care, neatness, and practical education for girls. Military promotions and Miss Celeste Stauffer's century-old Tilden legacy are noted, along with bank openings, cures, and a major timber industry meeting reporting shortages and rising prices.
A Merchant Traveler recounts a scene where Mrs McGudley expresses fear of renewed war due to slave trade. She remarks on continuing human trafficking and recalls a roadside man who saw ten men and sold six, lamenting her son’s involvement and planning to intervene.
The report notes new post offices in Dakota McIntosh county Rinde and Spink counties and discontinued offices in Wisconsin Lake and Wood. Postmasters commissioned include G W Pel ley Gray Lebec Mount Hamill J F Pease M C Mills Sanborn J H Pesse and others. Receipts since July 1 exceed last year by nearly 4 million dollars. Anthony M Keiley appointed for United States duties at the Cairo Egypt court. Major W Clarke suspended by the President following recommendations by the General Land Office.
To consumptives or those with weak lungs and related ailments the ad offers Dr R V Pierce’s treatise for ten cents in stamps. Address Buffalo NY. The piece notes the president’s remark about postponing appointments until after a trip to the Adirondacks.
A satirical tone questions marrying a man with catarrh and fears of consumption and insanity. It suggests the husband seek Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy to cure himself. The article also notes Don Carlo's son Don Jaime de Bourbon inheriting $2,500,000 from Jamtesse de Chambord.
A fragment discusses how women would vote if allowed to vote and mentions Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for diseases of the female sex. It also notes the late Alexander Trotter of Edinburg, Scotland, as a renowned mathematician in the United Kingdom.
The advertisement touts Hall's Hair Renewer for heavy hair growth. It also asserts Ayer's Ague Cure cures malarial disorders. The piece notes the president appoints Dan Maratta as marshal of Dakota.
A collage of product pitches and notices including Allen's Iron Ton Blood purifier, Piso's Cure for consumption, Brown's Iron Bitters, Caswell Hazard Co. liver oil product claims, juniper tar soap, and veterinary carbolisalve. Elopement items also appear for Hurd and Miss May Standard.
A Lowell produced remedy asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla is unique in ingredients and strength. It highlights 100 doses for one dollar, superior cures, wide popularity, and city sales leadership, urging readers to buy from druggists.
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