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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1887

Page

4

Palmistry Read of Love in a Boston Parlor Tale

A playful dialogue in a Boston Courier piece has a palm reader telling a youth his love is real and his proposal is likely. The reading forecasts the girl’s heart already won and ends with the couple’s engagement and a light rosy celebration described in Down East style.

Little Dick returns home after Civil War hardship

A Georgia widow Aunt Mima Loring and her children endure hunger and loss as the Civil War depletes the family. Eben Riley Hamp die, Mack returns injured, and Little Dick survives a northern prison. At war’s end the mother’s hope is fulfilled as Little Dick comes home.

Montgomery M, Folsom Atlanta, Ga Loring Mima Mima Loring Jord Crossroads Ebenezer Eben Mack Riley Seanon Hamp Bett Betty Ken Ley Jeb. Stuart Thaint Little Dick Georgia Dick Sence Lee Alanty Aunt Mima Mona Hit Jes Oring

The Young Man and the Call to Marriage

The piece argues marriage refines a man and centers his thoughts and acts. It claims marriage increases virtue, wisdom, and social drive while acknowledging greater cares. It contrasts unmarried life with the richer pleasures and duties of matrimony, urging young men to marry.

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Westward deathbed vigil and graveyard fear tale

A Boston Commercial Bulletin correspondent recounts a lone western homestead where a dying man fears burial and a widow endures isolation. Miners and guides aid the wake as coyotes circle, the corpse stirs in the coffin and the widow loses reason, wandering among ranch hands and nearby tribes.

Boston Emercial Bulletin Assin Remi Anon Armstrong Cheyenne Horse Creek Kit Armstrong Wood Hon

Queer Stakes and a Georgia Card Game Tale

A Pacific coast man recalls a Georgia gambling dispute that led to jail and hospital visits. He describes turning the sheriff into a financier of a crooked game, winning his stock, clothes, and even a mule as the sheriff’s buoyant appetite for bets grows.

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