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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1888
Page
5
The readable text is highly garbled with no clear events or entities to summarize into a valid news item. No set person, organization, or location can be identified to craft a meaningful summary.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a chilly hat worn by a person, with unclear text about someone who died or hid. The readable fragments suggest a brief local note about a missing or worn hat tied to a past event.
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a jovial scene and a hidden observation. The garbled text mentions eyes, avd in, and a likely personal note amid partial words and stray characters.
The poem fragment portrays Endymion drawn by Grace and Beauty, his envy and longing mirrored in quiet suffering. He wanders in solitude, rarely speaks, and gazes at the ground as the green grass becomes a reflective surface for emotion and fate.
In Clapham, Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs, portrayed as respectable but unadventurous, face a test of charity when they adopt a destitute child from a dead sister. Mrs. Dobbs pushes for sole custody and publicizing the case, while Josiah worries over propriety. a discovery reveals the boy Henry Morrison is their sister’s child, and Mrs. Dobbs ultimately embraces motherhood. The piece ends noting the couple’s ongoing care of Henry and a hint that Josiah’s philanthropy toward hospitals is affected.
A vivid pen portrait of a two room Georgia home with a grandmugged kitchen, a watcher dog, and a stern mother. A traveler meets Loonie and her kin including John Henry and Benny as Sherman’s march era memories unfold along the sunlit road. The tale follows meals, courting, and a morning reunion years later with the starry eyed Loonie and her white baby.
H Gheate of Winona Minnesota woke to a dog’s howl at 3:30 a m and found a light in the library. He called to a household member as the intruder vanished after fleeing through the dining room and kitchen doors. Choate and Cartey pursued but the burglar escaped.
The article traces the origin of calico from Calicut or Kala Rhoda in India, noting Calicut as a historic weaving center famed for cotton cloth. It explains calico’s link to textile manufacture, spread to Egypt, and later introduction to Europe via East India Company servants and Dutch merchants in the seventeenth century.
A Cleveland reader reports John Powers, once full haired and bearded, now completely hairless after a quinine treatment. People stare and speculate on the cause as Powers recovers and adapts to his new appearance.
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