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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1886
Page
5
A wall grows unseen between lovers and friends as indifference and careless acts erode affection. Each side bears hurt while daily life continues, and the unnoticed fault lines widen into a final separation. A poet laments how neglect, harsh words, and taunts lay the foundation of a rift.
Evelyn, living with her mother after poverty looms, seeks fame through watercolor drawings. Doctor Emerson and Paul, a silent benefactor, shape her ambitions and heart as she faces money, praise, and lost love.
Washington notes recount Eleanor Agnes Lee and a dramatic Civil War episode linking Lieut William Orton Williams to Miss Lee. Williams, kin of Mrs Washington, clashed with Gen Scott over visits to Arlington and later joined the Confederate forces after resigning from the Federal army.
The Rev. Dr Leonard Woolsey Bacon who was not admitted to the Presbytery of Philadelphia has been called to pastor the Independent Presbyterian Church of Savannah Georgia. This is one of the largest and strongest churches in the South.
An observer extols the St. Petersburg to Moscow railroad and Russia’s vast wealth and liberty. He describes Moscow’s churches, domes, minarets, and bells, Napoleon’s impact, and the Kremlin's rooms and the famed bell, noting measurements and historical lore with a traveler’s awe.
The Washington Star reports on post office dead letter sales revealing items unclaimed for years. Goods range from wigs and corsets to teeth eyes and hairpieces with oddities like horse fly nets and garden tools.
The Pall Mall Gazette notes a Holland village wedding sequence in December with four Sundays named Review Purchase and Possession Sunday. Unmarried youths court at church and fair, selecting partners, then seek parental consent and arrange marriage details in a methodical, businesslike fashion.
About two years ago James Ga of New Haven learned he had an heirship to a land estate. He sailed to claim it but was shipwrecked, escaped, and reached Ireland. He returned home and died recently. News then arrived that funds were en route to New Haven.
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