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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1887
Page
8
Poem fragment describes a man awaiting a loved one’s return at home. He envisions a tender reunion, trembling with joy, a greeting that recalls their youth, with scent and room details, tears, and the ache of deserving her embrace.
A London melodrama unfolds as Lord Doldally funds Marguerite Lennox’s fledgling stage ambitions then prompts an American tour. Jealousy and flirtations with actor Walter Millard spark a confrontation revealing a sister’s long revenge against a ruined nobleman.
A Chicago clothing firm, seeking the ground floor space held by a German saloonkeeper, coerces the tenant with a bluff of higher rent and later claims ownership of the block, forcing the move on May 1. The German initially resists but later accepts the arrangement noting the firm has “bought the block.”
A Boston Courier vignette follows Mary asking Charles if her new bangs suit her. He grumbles about costs of bonnets and attire, while she pleads vanity is for his sake. He forgives with a kiss, hinting at tender reconciliation.
The Wichita area sees unabated construction with nine college buildings planned or underway. The text mocks Topeka and Lawrence for lagging behind and notes the Kaw River bottoms hosting sorghum and a large network of drug stores, portraying Wichita as a growing metropolis.
The Syracuse Courier notes Abraham Lincoln's son Robert Lincoln advanced after studying law in Chicago and being admitted to the bar in 1867. He joined J Young Scammon as partner and built a brokered practice amid large estates, learning caution from Fernando Jones after a pivotal meeting about a tenant's character.
A farmyard traveler overhears two elderly women in Kansas discussing Astors and Vanderbilts. They repeat extravagant New York rumors about the wealth and luxury of Mrs Astor and Mrs Vanderbilt, including gold beds and diamond knobs, with vivid but unverified details.
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