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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1888
Page
7
The readable passage shows scattered phrases about pricing wiring and a reference to Jewish, a president, and a family. No clear event dates names or locations emerge to establish a concrete news item. The text is too garbled to determine a coherent incident.
Fragmentary text hints at speculation surrounding a major figure’s travel and possible international implications. Key names and places are unclear, but references imply political or economic maneuvering and anticipated announcements in a historic context.
Fragmentary OCR notes a reference to the Dukes and a rent or lease context dated long ago, with unclear specifics and missing details about people, places, or events.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference incomes, numbers, and a state ad phrase. Strong entities are unclear. no clear event, date, or names emerge. Further readable text needed for concrete card.
The article chronicles Gen. Philip Henry Sheridan from West Point to the Civil War’s end, detailing key commands and battles including Stone River Five Forks and Appomattox. It also recounts a Missouri tale of Charles B. Davidson and a vivid display of Albian pistol and rifle feats with remarkable marksmen and prizes.
La Republique Francaise correspondent with M. Carnot reports an 82 year old steamer captain who wears the Legion of Honor awarded by Prince Louis Napoleon for a similar voyage. The same boat carried Carnot and luggage, and a following steamer reused for the presidential trip decades earlier.
John Story of Dunbar found a large copper button with G. W. initials and the phrase Long live the president after treating it in acids. He asks 10000 dollars for the item. The button features thirteen initials and a circular ring design. Additional notes cover Mrs. Hancock’s new Washington home valued at 16000 and other local military and veteran items.
Column discusses the idea that English history shows invasions around every eighty years with 1588 and 1688 cited. It links 1788 to nothing notable, then notes 1796 to 1805 as a period of high invasion danger and compares to today’s risk for Greater Britain and food imports. It cites Prof Seeley and urges readiness, ending with a note on a railway worker’s sentencing and local shipping incidents.
The piece discusses housewife duties and health under strain, praising Dr. Pierce’s remedies for women’s irregularities and ailments. It then shifts to a general tie-up of public conveyance and giant trade disruption, highlighting how strikes cripple commerce and worsen individual health, especially through constipation and neglect.
Fragmentary ad text touts tonics and ointments for nervous systems and various ailments. Mentions Moxie and Swarnx's Ointment with claims of cures for coughs, itching piles, skin diseases, and tumors. Ends with a mail order note for Ben Bent at 60 cents.
Rhetorical advertisement urges readers to remove blood poison to regain health. Claims target kidneys as root of disease and health restoration, presenting extreme remedy language. The piece uses alarmist tone to persuade complete systemic cleansing.
An advertising pitch extols Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills, claiming widespread testimonials from men and women worldwide. The message stresses purity, time-tested quality, and lack of novelty, urging readers to trust the product's proven superiority.
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