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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1886
Page
6
A poem by Sarah K Bolton published in Brooklyn Magazine praises the golden rod as the bride of autumn. It images the sun’s kiss on blossoms, the cycle of blooms fading, and the flower’s enduring beauty through November.
Ralph Nutford, fifth officer aboard the Paragon, falls for Nellie as the ship nears New York and Seringapatam. Their romance blooms amid a fatal night collision with an unseen vessel. Nutford inherits a fortune and marries Nellie, but a Chicago rumor ties the Paragon’s loss to a broader Cable Line romance.
A Philadelphia to New York Times special recounts a Western man who is assaulted by a striking, powerfully skilled woman near Broad and Chestnut. The fight lasts five minutes as the woman lands precise punches and the man calls for police. The crowd includes a suspicious observer who likens her to John L. Sullivan in skirts.
A Heidelburg summer celebration marks the five hundredth anniversary of Heidelberg University with wide interest beyond Germany. The London Times writer notes crowded halls and a booming speech from the pulpit, amid toasts, brass band music, and rousing choruses as students celebrate amid revelry and loyal toasts.
The Live-Stock Journal notes how a half blood steer can resemble a full blood and mislead buyers. Horn markings and outward appearance may fail to reveal pedigree, so relying solely on individual looks risks poor breeding choices and disappointing outcomes for future stock.
Mrs Proudfoot visits next door for a sociable chat and mentions Fanny Mullens’s death, joking that it was caused by lung burglars. The exchange, though dark in tone, keeps a light, local-household mood in Detroit.
The readable fragments reference figures from history and politics, mentioning years such as 1483 and 83¢, with scattered notes about speeches, roles, and public affairs. Names and places remain unclear, but hints of a biographical or commemorative item surface amid garbled OCR.
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