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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1887
Page
6
The passage extols simple, honest labor and health over wealth and social status. It favors a shoeless, toil hardened life on honest paths rather than protected, vile ground and promises that true worth lies in humility and a savior's love.
Miss Scamper attracts Didymus Dodd at the Rappaquah Springs resort. He admires her grace and riding skill, and after a moonlit verandah conversation, she accepts his proposal as they scheme a future together with his planned wealth and modest home near Philadelphia.
A Broadway bookseller notes the arduous toil of authors, estimating Howells at fifty days of writing a 140 000 word novel and citing prolific figures like Braddon Dickens Holmes and Wilkie Collins. He argues that serial weekly writers produce far more output per year.
A cat belonging to a gentleman resident eight miles from London was taken by a brewer to the metropolis in a closed basket. After a fortnight the weary animal found its way back to the previous master's kitchen and resumed its place by the fire, purring with joy.
Dispatches claim lack of water in Burmah is defeating the British army there with a note contrasting to our own army resilience. Quote from Chicago News remarks that if the British army were like ours, such a shortage could not defeat it.
Publisher quotes a patron alleging that kidney disease underpins most illnesses and deaths. The letter claims insurance data shows rising kidney issues, links uric acid to paralysis heart disease and insanity, and urges doctors to state kidney disease as death cause.
A letter asserts Warner's Safe Cure topically preserves kidneys and liver health and extends life, claiming strong European, Australasian, and American medical endorsement. It credits the remedy with removing uric acid via the kidneys and notes readers’ familiarity with the product and its advocates. The text also mentions a couple, Mr. Neal Farnham and Miss Bell Cadwell, pronounced man and wife at the Redeemer Church in Minneapolis.
Ad touts Brown's Bronc Star Trocnes for throat diseases colds and coughs claiming long proven efficacy and lists price of 26 cents. Also promotes Allen's Iron Tonic Bitters for liver complaints and notes authenticity by J P Allen Druggist St Paul Minnesota.
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