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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1888
Page
4
Marion Hilyard learns a mortgage is sold to a stranger and faces eviction. Walter Hinton secretly buys the farm to free Jack to pursue a mill project, reuniting Marion with family and bringing joyous reunion at seven o'clock.
A Chicago Times correspondent recounts smuggling on the St Lawrence River. An aging man named Gregg gained notoriety for winter ice smuggling using a white horse sleigh and a white coat to resemble a snow heap, letting brandy pass as officers went by.
A Youth's Companion summary notes that pericarditis inflames the heart sac, and endocarditis affects the valves, often from acute rheumatism. It covers myocarditis, valve deformities, fatty degeneration, and potential death from rupture or paralysis, with aneurysm risk and functional cases without chronic disease.
A Nashville American excerpt from the New York Herald urges rural youths to stay in country settings. It argues city entry tempts young men with false opportunity and wastes their best years. The piece promotes disciplined study, self denial, and steady personal development as wiser paths.
The piece credits Major Walter Wingfield of the Body Guard as originator of lawn tennis. It notes his 1874 book and rules, the first game at Colnaylor Leyland’s Denbighshire home, and the 1875 Prince’s Ground poke at by cricket celebrities who later embraced the sport.
In a discussion with a physician the author recalls a remarkable episode of railroad peril on the Louisville Nashville line near Muldraugh's Hill. Colonel John D Wickliffe masterminded a daring escape as a third train perilously approached while two sections sped toward Nashville, tests of nerve and quick action saving passengers.
Nina Van Zant Spies publishes a letter in a Chicago labor paper denying rumors of a Pittsburgh inheritance and accusing the press of baseless tales spread by a disturbed socialite. She says she never reads those papers and will not dignify such rumors with a response.
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