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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1886
Page
7
The poem expresses fatigue and yearning for rest as the speaker toils without reward. He prays in vain and longs for rest amid desert years, fearing labor without harvest, and glimpses a final rest as life’s sun sets on the shore.
A London architect recalling a country visit to Thompson’s old house narrates how a piano disturbance and a sad young woman haunt his memories. Years later he inherits the house and, after seeing a spectral girl by the piano, learns of a tragic tale of jealousy and a drowned husband.
The author contrasts London’s 19th century metamorphosis with Paris and early 1800s London. He notes London’s rise from a provincial town to a world entrepôt. The 1851 Great Exhibition and steamship era reshape life, business, and cosmopolitan culture.
Bullock county Georgia reports thirty two families with a total of 876 children. One family has twenty two children and no family has fewer than ten.
A rural vignette shows Mrs. Alden fraying under a broken washtub and outdated gear while her husband prioritizes work and buying. A peddler’s intervention highlights gendered disparities in household labor and spending, prompting a quiet shift as he later rewards her stance with new items and improved living.
The author explains how railroad iron and girders fail under repeated bending from frequent trains. He cites failures in New York elevated girders and a river bridge, noting that even strong wire bends and axle components endure fatigue, with high numbers of parts renewed after years or months of use.
An old guidance piece advises humane rat control by offering daily free bait rather than poison. Use milk-moistened cornmeal with egg and salt, renew each day, allow rats to trust the offering, then introduce poison later to kill or drive them away.
Henry Phipps Jr of Pittsburg gives twenty five thousand dollars to beautify public parks and improve city recreation facilities as a philanthropic contribution.
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