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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1887
Page
6
Village Gossip and a Long Lost Love Reunites
A village tale follows Mattie Kenwood as she endures gossip about a handsome curate and a love triangle with Robert Preston. After jealousy and a breakup, Mattie discovers Robert is the curate she once admired, and Kathleen’s marriage ends with a reconciled, quiet happiness.
Plain Talk For Young Men From Work and Wealth
A parable of a well presented youth seeking work who is advised to endure honest toil. The elder notes that many miss fortune due to pride and a desire for a “good start.” He argues that collecting drafts is honorable if it fits one's conscience, and stresses humility, patience, and continual effort over idleness. The piece urges valuing steady labor over immediate status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farner
Mattie
Bonnet
Prodigal Son’s Sister Proposed In Bible Revisions
A humorous note from Texas Siftings argues the prodigal son tale should include the prodigal’s sister. It suggests she would offer mercy and moral influence, possibly guiding him home, while the father and brother are shown more prominently in the traditional version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Siftings
Evary
Eee
Min
Anglotolerant Boston Man Seeks Briton Image
The Boston Transcript recounts Mordaunt Ladidah of Beacon Street, born in Boston, who imitates British mannerisms and contemplates naturalization after a club remark about voting. The piece lampoons his overreaching identity display and the tension between American roots and Anglomania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Mordaunt Ladidah
Beaconst
Boston
Grigson
Mfah
Mordaunt
American yachts outrun British cruising vessels in speed and design
Lieut Henn notes American sailing ships outperform British cruising schooners and Gloucester fishing schooners in speed and handling. He praises better maintenance, crew efficiency, and canvas ratio on American yachts, arguing centerboard sloops and Burgess kneel boats are challenging to beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henn
Englan
Mir Cladstone Two Earls and an Elm in Hawarden Park
London Letter reports Mr Gladstone resting yet active, writing to home rulers and advising reforms. He reportedly felled an elm in Hawarden Park in a vivid display with Lord Spencer and Earl Granville present. Earl Spencer travels to France for health. Earl Granville to Walmer Castle for gout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea! Granville
Lord Spencer
Hawarden
Mr. Gladstone
Earl 8
France
Earl Granville
Walmer Castle
Liberal Party
London
New York Sun
Jenny Lind Romance Revealed From an Exchange
Jenny Lind and Otto Goldschmidt wed in a romantic union. The German musician, much younger, met her during her American tour and was invited to England. He confessed his love after being pressed, and she admitted loving him first. The couple have since found happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Lind
Otto Goldschmidt
America
Juling Benger
England
Julius’ P
Japanese Babies Carrying Their Little Burdens
A Chicago Mail correspondent describes scenes in Japan where mothers and sisters strap infants to their backs during daily life. Children under ten play with babies on their backs while small nurses nap, and boatside markets show shellfish and tide pools. The writer notes few babies cry and remarks on dolls rarely seen in arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Mail
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Kathleen
Martha
Mother
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Mrs. Briggs
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Miss Kenwood
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Onito
Enpedi
Mir
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