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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1887
Page
7
A portrait of Bettie Bennett a daring social climber who uses charm and wit to win admiration. Her plans for social advancement crash when Mr. Dunrob in reveals a deeper bond and returns seeking fate. Bettie confronts her own scheming and faces love duty and risk.
Recent Russian advices report a special committee examining whether Siberia should remain a penal colony. From 1754 to 1884 nearly 1,000,000 people were sent there, with 750,000 political exiles. Escape attempts, gender imbalance, and long exile periods hinder permanent settlement and citizen formation.
A 19th century essay notes many prominent men died in 1886 from disorders linked to uric acid. It argues kidney function and blood purification prevent heart disease, paralysis, pneumonia, and rheumatism. It endorses Warner's Safe Cure as a public remedy and urges evidence over speculation in medical claims.
In a Washington scene a group of sociable senators misidentified Gov Davis of Minnesota as Gen Butler. Davis, new senator elect, sat with Senator Sabin and Senator Spooner, meeting colleagues while his eye strain from last fall’s campaign was briefly noted.
Ex mayor Latrobe Bullion Baltigors urges a vegetable throat remedy sold by Dr Samuel Cox in Washington DC. The product priced at twenty five cents a bottle is promoted as a safe alternative medicine after an analytical claim.
The text cites endorsements for St Jacobs Oil as a pain cure by public men in America and abroad. It lists Dominion Parliament figures Hon. Billa Flint and nominees John M. Mercer and Owen M. McLaughlin for customs surveyor positions in Iowa. A Senate passage concerns credit for ordnance stores to Dakota.
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