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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1885
Page
5
A nostalgic poem from New York Ledger contrasting grand national and imported music with the simple, intimate tunes of home. It lauds the mother’s lullaby, children's songs, and nature’s hum as the truest music, echoing in a family’s evening.
Mrs Clark and Mrs Sumner discuss Mrs Adams, a newcomer from Providence, and her supposed aloofness. A nearby Mrs Adams joins them. after debate, Mrs Clark apologizes for judging, and Mrs Adams explains a memory lapse while her husband recalls greeting others. They part with a lesson on charity and tolerance.
A Chinese official in Paris writes to correct Western misconceptions about China. He argues Chinese women are not oppressed she rules the household and holds education and marriage decisions, while infanticide rates align with Europe and workers have solid livelihoods amid reform and learning.
Ned and Eva marry with little money and share six months of boarding. Eva proves diligent and kind, but Ned fails to help, until seeing baby’s dirt and Eva’s toil. A three week wake‑up leads Ned to accept chores and value clean, shared work, ending in mutual respect.
In Atlanta the Georgia House faced a heated clash as a Senate death resolution for General Grant sparked opposition. Lamar urged immediate adjournment while Harrison attacked the tribute, and Jake Dart publicly condemned honoring the late general, prompting intense excitement and chants in the chamber.
The Independent prints a poem reflecting on a strained friendship once thought strong, contrasting remembered sweetness with present doubt. The speaker questions who broke the subtle chain of trust and laments lost glory of earlier closeness between two friends.
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