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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1888
Page
4
Senator Palmer extols women as guardians of faith guiding reason and science. He envisions the ideal American woman as a dignified force shaping religion education and national destiny with virtue, resilience, and mercy.
A Colorado farmer recalls a Chicago man who sold bankrupt dry goods to locals with tempting wholesale prices. The trader promised easy terms and a postponed pay plan, signing blank notes for about 120 dollars. The farmer laments paying interest while noting many neighbors shared the same loss.
Reports describe Mexican water spouts creating floods across Guanajuato and Hidalgo regions with rail damage and mass displacement. Gov Antillon coordinated relief amid rising deaths and homelessness after a Guanajuato inundation, while Pachuca and surrounding towns endured collapse and rescue efforts.
A fragment from the Little Rock Gazette notes the Senate contest for Governor James H. Berry, highlighting Representative Baker's defense of Berry and a personal interlude with Mrs. Jones. The excerpt also includes weather observations from Mount Washington describing extreme wind and cold effects on visibility and sensation.
A Philadelphia Times correspondent profiles Sam Jones, Georgia preacher and Orphans' Home agent, tracing his upbringing in Alabama and Georgia, a violent episode with an Irish worker, his transformation after his father’s death, and early life anecdotes.
A slim man was found guilty in a New York court of pickpocketing. The judge warned a three year sentence for a second offense. The defendant quipped about reform and facing prison as the Bartholdi circus crowds moved nearby.
Historical report notes leprosy remains present worldwide with centers in India China Europe and the West Indies. It cites Louisiana as a long standing leprous area dating back to a hospital in New Orleans in 1786 and mentions recent local cases amid official investigations and legislative action.
The article lists practical home hacks including plantain seed rod use, bofie milk for cholera protection, corduroy coverings, stain removal methods with spirits of wine and white paper, cane chair restoration, Javelle water recipe, lime for mouse holes, flannel whitening with Marseille soap and aquaam, piano stool covering with felt and ribbons, silver polishing mixture, and window cleaning advice.
A shopper argues money is cheap as she demands tens for ten dollar bills while broker Deere contends prices fall only in desperate deals. The exchange turns toward liquidation of stock within thirty days to clear space for fresh goods, hinting at a market in distress.
A Chicago minister last Sunday preached on "How is Your Credit" provoking a heated exchange as listeners challenged his message and the crowd debated the sermon’s points amid a crowded hall scene.
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