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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1886
Page
4
A reflective poem urges patience with the living after death. It contrasts quiet praise and shared grief with the effort to support others in daily life. The speaker warns that harsh rebuke now may hinder future tears and emphasizes kindness over memory's glow.
The article portrays a private gathering with Otto von Bismarck, detailing his informal demeanor, the mix of deputies and ministers, and anecdotes from the dinner. It describes the relaxed setting, convivial conversations, the absence of strict etiquette, and humorous moments including a sausage joke and a churchyard remark. The scene ends with guests departing to the St Petersburger Hof.
Philadelphia Times reflects on Henry G. Davis's ascent from brakeman to multi millionaire as his daughter Katie Bantz Davis marries Lieutenant Brown of the navy in a grand Baltimore Frederick wedding. The piece notes Davis's wealth and status, Blaine's remark on his fortune, and Davis's 12 Senate years framed by comments on education and rhetoric.
A Maine settler recalls moving to Aroostook to farm and building a rough cabin. An air tight stove kept coals for warmth, but a bitter night forced extra blankets. The reminiscence includes other clipped memories and a tale of a Philadelphia theater tragedy.
A Chicago Herald report describes a female commercial traveler who travels for a Chicago house and sells goods like a January thaw. The piece notes her success in a male dominated drumming field and her ability to attract hotel clerks and gents’ furnishing buyers, provoking jealousy among male peers.
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