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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1888
Page
3
Baltimore American prints an extended verse piece urging courage for women. It contrasts past struggles with optimistic lines about dawn after storms, promising sunshine beyond clouds and a brighter future despite loss, encouraging resilience and joyous living.
A reflective passage traces statements by Voltaire Ruskin Shakespeare and others praising women and outlining gender equality. It discusses civilization dependence on women, pair harmony, and cautions about teaching fiscal responsibility to women while noting money arises from work and responsibility.
Good Housekeeping reports hats will no longer use birds as trim ending the slaughter of hummingbirds and other small species. A London dealer notes 2,000,000 birds sold last year for bonnets, including robins.
A column arguing for women’s right to vote cites practical sense and frugal behavior. It includes anecdotes about shoppers, travelers, and laundries. The piece lists brief social notes on Patti, Rose Hartwick Thorpe, centenarian Parsellé, and a Washington Franklin-Webster marriage linkage.
A sixteen year old Boston Bible Society donor once offered 75 dollars with a 10 percent yearly return for life, later settled for 7 percent, drew yearly cash and notes, and after seven decades, now aged 96, is blind and dependent as the society supports him. The issue spurred other notes on commerce and public affairs and various brief items.
A jumble of 19th century ads tout Pierce's Purgative Pellet for bowel relief and various products. It mixes brand pitches for Kee poor readers and odd lines about P words, wood ashes for canes, and a furniture mail-order deal from Bradstreet Thurber & Co. amid a mock outrage over an egg trust.
A reproduction of lay medical ads promises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and North Star Lung and Throat Balm as cures for consumption and coughs. It touts miracle-claims, notes unsolicited testimonials, and includes warnings about itching piles and swaying ointments, with references to Dr. Swayne & Son and Philadelphia.
An Lowell Massachusetts advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior to all other blood purifiers. It claims the medicine’s good name among longtime users proves its merit and invites readers to send for a book with statements of cures.
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