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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1887
Page
8
A handwritten verse expresses deep marital love and emotional devotion. The speaker vows the wife as life, soul, and guardian, hoping for her near presence to ease doubts and fears. The poem likens love to devotional balm and a guiding light through life’s deserts.
A pastor named Theophilus Hybrow contemplates resigning for a more cultured congregation. A vision of Christ prompts remorse over pride and a vow to preach Christ and him crucified. He returns to the pul pit with renewed faith and a three month revival renews his flock.
A discussion notes Miss Braddon earns around $2,000 for serial rights of a full length story and about $5,000 for serial rights of new works, with two or three novels per two years. It suggests her total fiction earnings surpass most peers, while questioning the longevity of farm works. The piece weighs profits against labor and broader literary prospects.
Dr. Harry Gibbons lectured at Cooper Medical College on the heart and its disorders. He traced the circulatory history, described heart anatomy and valves, noted heart sizes and weights, and explained pulsations plus the daily and lifetime counts of heart activity in accessible detail.
Patti is promoting a farewell run as if she will not sing in America again. New York shows will sell six performance boxes for 400 dollars and a single orchestra seat for one night costs seven dollars. Entry to the top gallery is priced at a dollar fifty. Mark Twain reportedly earned around 40 000 dollars from English book sales, yet seems unhappy.
The article discusses dangers of fog and currents in the North Atlantic and how ships like the Oregon can sink from tiny blows. It notes the fragility of hulls and the lasting impact of maritime accidents, with commentary on naval care and risk. It also mentions John Habberton and Helen's Babies.
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