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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1887
Page
4
A Chambers's Journal meditation on how letters bind hearts across parting and time. It reflects on the comfort, joy, and sometimes sorrow they bring, noting that words written survive beyond faces and distance, preserving friendships and memories.
Judge Winkler faces a tailor’s delay on his wedding day and borrows Charley Held’s suit. Bertha’s discovery of cigars and a love note triggers a shocking reveal that tests trust. Aurelia forgives with a lesson on honesty, vows and pockets.
Simple and inexpensive handmade ideas for holiday gifts include shoe bags clothes bags and a brush and comb holder. Instructions use chintz fabric pasteboard and braids to create hanging organizers and decorative storage items suitable for a small bedroom and easy gifts for children to make.
The Writer laments modern usage of claim in various contexts and argues that reporters and editors have become claim agents. He contends claim should mean a right or demand, but is being misapplied to assert or allege in countless situations.
George Dean, a Ninth Ward native, returns after 25 years abroad and recounts Chinese customs he found strange in New York. He notes etiquette, tea etiquette, coffin gifts, bed comfort, study methods, and daily life, explaining why he longs to go back to China.
In Buffalo a man named Georgie Benedick was trusted with caring for the couple s dog Fido while his wife visited a friend. He bathed and pampered the dog as instructed then strapped it to a post and hosed it down, causing the dog to yelp in distress.
In a Fort Worth reunion two G A R posts hosted an informal dramatic recollection. Union veteran McNamee and ex Confederate Strong relayed a Pea Ridge battle scene where a cavalry gun was shoved over a ravine, a bayonet wound revealing the survivor’s scar as proof.
In Mankato Minnesota the Manufacturers and Jobbers Union reached an agreement with the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway after a hearing and before the commerce commission issued its opinion. The commission treats the case as a settlement without publishing its factual findings.
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