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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1887
Page
6
A reflective piece describes standing at a western window and admiring a sunset scene. The speaker credits the Master for beauty beyond human effort, noting a river, forest and autumn colors, and declares the artwork theirs to hold for ages.
Moonlit river scene centers on Mariel Wartier waiting for a cruelly refined voice from her dissipated husband Fred Warner. Once rich social circles fade as secrets unfold by a ruined bridge and a lone rowboat beneath cedar shadows along the bank.
Muriel Warner survives a murder night on a river with the killer Ralph Resseguie revealing himself as the boatman. He confesses, leaves a packet, and she gains wealth but loses friends. Years later, during a Bahamas storm, Norman Van Ness and Resseguie reveal a possible reunion. Fred Warner dies, and Muriel and Ralph marry, ending their dark past.
A description of upscale New York saloons reimagining decor and layout. Sober walnut walls replace bright mahogany, with compact 20 by 18 foot spaces divided into bar, soda, cigars, plus a cashier desk and private office. A fat cash boy and tickers emphasize a refined, orderly atmosphere.
A farmer questions a boy who has “caught a bob” on his sleigh. The lad replies his father works on the railroad as a brakeman, with wages cut, leading to a turn of logic about monopolies and fair pay amid a brief Detroit Free reference.
An Indianapolis Journal excerpt details private dancing instructors and two academies teaching children from age five. It describes teaching steps, music choices, popular dances, and medical uses, noting more girls than boys attend and the social shift toward dancing as wholesome recreation.
Sullivan lists pluck skill endurance and a sharp head as essentials for a good fighter. He notes fighters win with strategy hitting above the neck and conserving strength. He cites watching an opponent’s eyes to judge toughness and believes intelligence plays a major role in boxing. Sacramento Cal.
An old man in a plush cap and a big comforter around his neck sits in a Grand River avenue car. He spits tobacco juice on the man behind him and jokes about quitting chewing tobacco and trying another brand.
The piece discusses royal romance in Britain with focus on Princess Louise and Canon Duckworth. It notes public sympathy for royal affairs in England, mentions the Princess of Wales and the Princess Royal, and recalls a Savoy Theatre sighting amid court gossip and social scrutiny. Boston assistance implied.
Two girls exchange sharp remarks about Mr. Jones as he enters and is first unnoticed. One girl accuses him of being mean and hateful while the other chides them both. The scene ends with a sudden showing of Mr. Jones’s presence and a chorus-like reaction.
Pictorial We notes a child at prayer asking God to bless family members including mamma papa Jim horse and John horse, but says she cannot bless Billy, describing the sentiment as a devout yet incomplete plea.
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