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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1885
Page
6
In a light verse from the New York Mercury Corydon declares his love for Phillis and pleads for marriage. Phillis, coy and betrothed to a wealthier suitor, plans to wed another man, leaving Corydon heartbroken.
In a domestic scene, Mr. White doubts a rich hay crop while Mrs. White plans to board Cousin Dora to help with chores. Their debate on economy, labor, and shared burden reveals frugal rural life and constant household strain.
In a domestic skirmish, Mr White resists hiring more help while Mary Ann takes charge of the breakfast cleanup. Mrs White wins the informal battle by asserting there is work for both workers, as Mr White reads last week's paper.
A historical reflection on grand ancient funerals. Alexander the Great’s elaborate procession ends in burial at Alexandria after Ptolemy’s intervention, while Julius Caesar’s cremation sparks a dramatic crowd-led fire on Capitoline hill. The piece contrasts imperial pomp with public rites.
A solemn gathering including dignitaries from Alexandria, militia, Free Masons, and friends attended the private interment of a beloved hero described as first in the hearts of his countrymen. His war horse was led in, a river vessel fired minute guns, and the procession ended on his private grounds where the tomb remains.
Stanley’s party discovers a lake outlet they name Lake Leopold II and rescue a lone canoeist fleeing a slave-trader village. They soothe the captive, reward him with beads and goods, then release him as he realizes his freedom while the steamer recedes.
London dispatch reports a royal slight at Coombe House during a performance of The Faithful Shepherdess. The Prince of Wales spoke briefly to Mrs Langtry as the Princess reportedly turned away, stirring wide social commentary and press tone.
Sidney Bartlett aged eighty six cited as Boston’s famed lawyer. He is estimated to be worth twelve million dollars, largely from railroad speculation and related ventures.
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