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The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1886

Page

6

How My Lover Said In The Moonlit Clover Dell

The poem recalls a twilight orchard meeting where a lover speaks softly in dew lit clover. The narrator cannot pass and is drawn into an intimate embrace as leaves and grass seem to listen. The moon and stars witness the whispered tale of the lovers and their secret vow.

Sol Rover

One of my clerks uncovers a hidden engagement

In Cragsby and Golding’s office a young clerk Gilbert Renshaw quietly refuses to accept blame for a minor papers error. He later reveals to Elinor Cragsby and Mrs Seaforth that he is to wed Elinor, sealing a secret family arrangement and ending Golding’s pursuit. He departs with dignity as Golding is exposed.

Messrs Cragsby Gol Renshaw Hany Gilbert Renshaw Brown Golding Mr. Brown Mr. Golding Gilbert Satuday Elinor Gata Murray St New York

Watching Bill in the Georgia Legislature Gallery

Atlanta correspondent recalls two country ladies in the house gallery during a railroad bill debate. One woman, bold and observant, questions why Bill Toddlekins should not be there as her satchel and faded attire frame a quiet, defiant moment amid lawmakers.

Atlanta Macon William Toddekins Snadle County William Toddlekins Bill Toddlekins

Remarkable Clock Driven by Sunlight in Brussels

A Brussels clock uses solar rays to wind itself. A shaft harnesses sun power to lift a weight, driving a fan that rises the clock’s weight, then braking as the sun wanes. If sunlight persists and components endure, the device approaches perpetual motion in theory.

Brussels

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