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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1886
Page
5
A youth, tempted, kisses a sleeping maid beneath a tree. He admits wrong but argues the kiss was justified by her blush and sleep. The maid, waking shyly, rebukes him saying she might have tolerated one kiss but not two. Somerville Journal report presented in verse.
Pierre Andreal recalls the death of Dr Canty a famed scientist and deputy in Paris whose suicide shocks the medical world. At Pere Lachaise a silent procession and tributes mark a life devoted to research while his lover Miss Blois watches with mourning and memory.
A portrait of circus life contrasts wagon shows with train tours. Performers eat well on the road while workers struggle for meals after late night performances, and discipline and cleanliness shape their routines. The piece blends anecdotes from James M. Nixon with social satire about lodge culture and family dynamics.
A Philadelphia Times piece recounts Maddalena Granata from Nocera reporting fifty two children in nineteen years and triplets fifteen times. It also recalls Rebecca Davis a formerly dumb mint worker who spoke suddenly and Anna Dickinson’s wartime lecturing and clashes with ex director Pollock.
William E. Cramer, editor of the Milwaukee Wisconsin, ranks as a remarkable Northwest journalist. Deaf since boyhood and totally blind, he has worked nearly fifty years and maintains regular hours. He knows the city thoroughly and can go alone to any place he wishes to visit.
The Gainesville News recounts a quiet Sunday evening where a young man, after promising the pearly gates ajar conversation, asks a woman a pivotal question. He leans close and asks if she will go to the circus with him, prompting her surprised reply.
H C Flipper once famed as the colored cadet at West Point has spent two years in Chihuahua pursuing engineering. He now works in Sonora as an engineer for the Sonora Land Company, a Chicago outfit under contract to survey the state’s northwestern region.
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