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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1886
Page
6
A poem from Cassell's Family Magazine by Wilfred Woollam BA. It meditates on faces that charm and fade, comparing beauty and longing as the future replaces the past. The speaker asks a beloved to commit, expressing enduring love and the ache of desire.
A sensational tale centers on Lady Mary Chetwode who flees with Sir Harry Blake leading to murder and confrontation. Lord Chetwode shoots Blake in a moonlit garden after discovering the affair, then encounters his sister in his hotel. Mary’s later confession to Hugh Maberly leads to redemption and an eventual marriage proposal.
A fragmented discussion cites Justin S. Morrill on vanity in self praise. It recalls Franklin Jefferson Adams and Quincy Adams highlighting their own deeds and impacts with tactful self reference. The text notes Webster and Sien-ton remarks and touches on Jessie Benton’s marriage details.
A Cunard Line stoker speaks of coal labor aboard ships. He details eight hours of work split in shifts, extreme heat around 140 degrees, water drinking needs, and modest pay about twenty four dollars a month. The man recalls his wife and sick child back in Liverpool and appeals for sympathy.
A Chicago Mail tale recalls a slave era episode involving ex governor Pinchback as a boy on a Mississippi riverboat. An old Southern master bets his slave against $5,000 with a pair of deuces as the turning moment, the boy unsure yet bound by bluff and fate as a bystander questions ownership.
Medical officers of health rarely forecast numbers but Dr Tidy of Islington adds startling speculation to his report on reducing deaths in England's largest parish. He warns of consequences if current birth rates persist and population continues to grow.
The excerpt discusses annual population growth from ten thousand six persons to fifteen hundred by year end, projecting exponential increases that would exceed world size in seven generations. It ponders future crowdedness, noting the problem may be solved not by current generations but by descendants.
An account recalls a single Confederate from the Louisiana Tigers who kept his gun, pressed toward the Union lines amid fierce artillery fire. He moved forward without flinching as comrades fell, then questioned the action of others in a drunken moment while the retreat continued.
A New York Times report describes giant cheeses weighing 3500 to 4000 pounds each. They required 8000 pounds of milk daily, multiple factories, and a massive press to shape and handle the curd. The project used varied dairy sources and showcased an extraordinary, obelisk like construction plan for display.
The Boston Herald outlines a plan to aid memory in the elderly. It suggests daily review of daytime experiences and morning facts, writing down names, and memorizing verses from the Bible to reinforce recall.
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