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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1886

Page

6

The Four-Leaf Clover in War Time

A poem sequence from 1862 and 1886 contrasts a maiden seeking a four leaf clover for a lover to return from war with a later scene where a grieving woman honors a dead beloved. The clover becomes a symbol of hope, loyalty, and loss across Civil War era memories.

Envy and Love Entwine in a Family Drama

In a cottage setting, Leoline nurses May Leslie through illness while Florence schemes for wealth and May’s engagement. Leoline discovers Dr Deane’s affection, torn between duty and desire as fortune and love clash. The story traces envy, family duty, and a romance amid hardship.

May Dr. Deane Florence Leoline Leo Mr. Way Theodore Way Leslie Sis Main Street Miss Arleigh Cousin May

Englishman in Transit Skewers Travel Woes and Mockery

An amused narrator recounts a fresh English traveler on a southern rail route, who balks at delays and scenery. The man protests one-track operations, bad hotel rooms, and late trains, ends up humorously misdirected to an asylum, then returns to complain about the journey.

Europe Vicksburg Jackson H’air Line Ignatius Donnelly Bacon Shakespeare Congress Mr. Washburne Washburnes Donnelly Anthony Trol Edward Pall

Aleck Power and the Perry county pole duel

A Philadelphia Times account recalls Aleck Power in Perry county as the famed woodsman who floored an Irish challenger in New Bloomfield after a tavern confrontation. It notes his strength during the 1844 Clay Polk campaign and his unmatched reputation as the neighborhood’s strongest man.

Philadelphia Times Blue Juniata Aleck New Bloomfield Power Perry County Lquor Clay Admiral Aleck Power

Exclusive Society Woman Says Her Day Starts Late

A society lady questions if another woman is exclusive and Mrs. Parvenu asserts she is. The remark highlights a lifestyle where the woman rises at 2 PM and her husband never accompanies her, as quoted from the Hotel Mail.

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