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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1887

Page

8

Saved by a Jack by Frank W. Calkins

A summer night on the South Platte near Julesburgh unfolds with four young men sheltering at a cattle ranch. A Cheyenne capture escape leads to a tense stand inside a stockade where Ed Gowan and Jim defend against armed riders while a brave mustang saves them.

Frank W. Calkins South Platte Julesburgh Serendy Stockade Hullo Feilers Ial Ullo Briggs Gowan Ed Gowan Texas Brudder Jim Dobe Old Jack

Dudes of Eastern Europe in Balkan fashion

The account describes Balkan dandies from Hungary Bulgaria Albania and Greece in elaborate costumes. It highlights Bulgarian pants with braids a long red sash and fez Magyar attire with a feathered hat embroidered jacket and top boots Albanian outfits with gold braids and pistols Greek styles featuring a sky blue balloon-like lower garment and tight jacket.

Berry Balkan Peninsula Constantinople

Novelty for St Louis Veiled Prophet Parade

A St Louis theme hints the Veiled Prophet pageant will center on Bible scenes. Omaha World-Herald reports the discussion of a novel concept as rivals note the parade’s struggle for a fresh subject.

St. Louis Omaha St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ignorant of Music Uncle Confesses Confusion

In a Boston Transcript snippet Miss Crochet plays a piano piece and Uncle John admits uncertainty, saying he thought he knew music but cannot tell one tune from another. The exchange captures their lighthearted moment over music.

Miss Crochet John Nother Boston Transcript

An Astronomical Nut

A brief quotation from the Washington Critic presents a jokey remark about astronomy and the idea of circular motion around ears. It features a studious African American speaker playfully asking why they never reach a destination as they whirl around.

Washington

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