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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1886
Page
5
Poem fragment by Mary Clemmer extols finding freedom from labor in nature. The speaker laments the ceaseless work grind and languishes for a tranquil landscape. Imagery of mountains, lakes, ferns, and brooks underscores nature as the essence of earth and air.
Joe Parker, a Vermont migrant in Meriden, falls for Manny May, while their neighboring households clash over a fighting cat named Tiger. Manny defends the feline as Joe contends with wedding plans and his mother’s devotion, ending with a marriage and a peaceful, pet-filled life.
In reminiscences of sixties in the national metropolis Gen Solomon Van Rensselaer, veteran of 1812, faces removal pressure from Van Buren and Silas Wright. At a Washington reception, Jackson admonishes the veteran, then refuses to remove him, declaring he will bear the consequences. Van Buren later ousts him when in power.
A fragment from Popular Science Monthly explains how muscular exercise supports the heart and lungs by increasing blood flow and deeper breathing. It says stronger voluntary muscles aid air exchange, while the liver receives more blood and quickens activity.
Miss Melinda Bailey, a single woman, lived with Ralph Sargent at the Lower Corner between Merrimac and Amesbury. After a long illness following her mother’s death, a physician in Amesbury feared her condition was critical. A priest was called. she appeared conscious, then grew worse but seemingly died. Neighbors soon reported signs of life and she awoke, asking mourners about coffins. The local physician was alerted and found her condition improved the next day.
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