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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1887
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment presents garbled phrases and missing context. Readable parts hint at an unidentified topic with unclear names and details. The piece requires careful reconstruction to determine the main event or subject.
Albert Edward described by Halstead as seen at Homburg Germany where etiquette keeps him unremarked. The prince follows the famed cure routine and is photographed as a sociable, diligent visitor who may soon become king.
From Baltimore comes a note about the Hartshorn bottle and Puritan customs. The piece recalls early American women carrying salvolatile and fennel to rouse themselves in sermons and how fashionable remedies evolved into modern covers and vinaigrettes used to keep awake.
A long review highlights a novel titled She with mythic figures Kallikrates and Ayesha, praising its originality and theme of immortal love. It also cites endorsements from Mrs. Anhie Jenness Miller and Mme. Gray for Warner’s Safe Cure, arguing natural cures improve vitality and health by purifying blood and kidneys.
A London Cor correspondent reports on Henry Fitzalan Howard duke of Norfolk grieving for a wife while the heir to his title suffers due to illness. Despite wealth and status the duke faces envy from peasants and the burden of an ailing heir. W. J. Pootner announces an $800 reward for John H. Weber, late messenger, who fled with funds.
The administrator's account shows a balance of 82788 dollars for division between the widow and surviving son James McCullough who has assigned his share in trust for his wife and child.
Preparations for next year's Minneapolis Exposition are well underway promising greater success. For furniture and Christmas gifts, contact Brastreet, Tumper & Co. of Minneapolis who will send photographs and prices by return mail.
Georgie Fargo daughter of the late W G Pargo the millionaire expressman has brought suit against the executors of the estate to compel payment of forty thousand dollars which she alleges has been wrongfully withheld.
Letter to the editor promises a cure for a named disease with two free bottles offered to readers who mail address details. The page also notes leadership changes at the Oregon Transcontinental Company with Elijah Smith resigning and Sidney Dillon succeeding him. Additional items include product ads for Swayne’s Ointment and a veterinary claim praising Carbonsalve for horse scratches.
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