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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1886
Page
6
A poem traces two bells sent from Spain one survived in a church tower the other lost at sea. The speaker mourns a departed love and imagines hearing the distant bell’s echo as a call across the waves. The verse laments a storm tossed voyage and a vow to a holy calling while memories stir the buried heart.
Cathie Lascelles flees to Aunt Mary for a day and finds solace with Christopher Landon. Evelyn pursues Gerald Wickham, but true affection and a quiet pledge from Chris win Cathie’s hand as they head toward the rector for a final harmony.
In Lady Shiel's Glimpses at life in Persia a Shah’s half sister is described as a pale seventeen with diamond adornments. She lives in a dim ante room, yearns to learn European customs, and is puzzled by Western practice of undressing at night and changing attire only to bathe.
Texas town Abilene expands from 500 residents in 1881 to 5500, boasting two national banks nearly fifty stores two hotels a $66000 courthouse and a $30000 opera house. Common Council awards water works contract and two telephone firms operate amid brisk land sales and a 4.5 million pound wool shipment last year.
The article describes the Treasury cash vault and related secure spaces, detailing their iron and steel construction, thick walls, and security measures. It also explains the Bureau of Engraving operations including plate presses, printing of notes, bonds, and stamps, with staff and inspection procedures to ensure accuracy and security.
Letters from HMS Raleigh on the West Africa station recount a gallant drowning rescue between Fernando Po and St. Phew. The ship, at six knots, saw a seaman fall overboard. Commander Curzon Howe leapt from his cabin to aid, while Lieutenant Denman followed. Engines stopped, lights on, a boat lowered, and both sailors were recovered within ten minutes.
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