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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1887
Page
3
Poem praising a mother in law as the wife’s guide caretaker and nurse who provided domestic help childcare teaching sewing repair and financial aid and even wishes the speaker to become president in heartfelt thanksgiving and remembrance.
A humorously cantankerous farmer Blewitt clashes with the 19th century by resisting coal stoves reapers and telegraphs, craving horse power and stagecoaches. His family adapts amid comic mishaps until a farm accident and a daydream ending with acceptance of changing times.
A New York preacher officiated a wedding in a private house and delivered a lengthy lecture on married happiness. The groom, a friend of the preacher, was praised for choosing the bride as the object of his love while many guests kept stern faces during the sermon.
Hon. John cites his Vienna sources predicting a near future conflict. He warns that most European nations face crushing debt and banking instability. He names a likely Franco German war starting hostilities, with Russia France Austria Germany Italy England all drawn in as tensions rise.
A Montana judge held a preliminary examination after witnesses testified a man fired a revolver at close range and then stole $50. The suspect claimed he was a lawyer collecting a debt. the judge joked about firearms and the Montana Bar Association as part of the exchange.
The Chicago Academy of Sciences secured mammoth bones found in 1878 at Hangman’s Creek Washington Territory. The marsh burial yielded four mammoths. the mounted skeleton measures about 13 feet high with tusks near ten feet long. The find is described as the largest in the country with several measurements listed.
A jumble of market prices for grains and feeds appears with No. 2 wheat, barley, corn, oats, rye, and hay alongside dairy and egg prices. The page also notes political items about John Dillon and Balfour, plus healthcare ads and sensational clippings about drought, prairie fires, and the Golden Medical Discover.
An old time ad lays out chronic nasal catarrh symptoms and notes a $500 reward for a cure it cannot yield. It promotes Dr Sace’s Catarrh Remedy at 50 cents, touts products from Brown’s Bronchial Troubles and Allen’s Lung Balfam, and mentions the French President resigning after pleading for more time.
A testimonial promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for catarrh and related symptoms by purifying the blood. Patient Mac G B Gren of Washington D C claims relief and full cure after use. Hood & O Hood Apothecaries Lowell Massachusetts markets this preparation at one dollar per bottle.
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