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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1886
Page
7
A correspondent argues for letting youths decide their future trades rather than forcing long servile apprenticeships. By exposing boys to naturalist, machine shop, or printing office environments, they can discover interests and pursue paths with real motivation and benefit.
The Rochester Union reports one of three U S toothpick factories sits in Belmont Allegany County New York near the Genesee River. Workers progress from raw maple and pine blocks in basement rooms to bark stripping and slicing into thin strips. A complex multi knife machine shapes the picks before drying and packing on the second floor.
An Omaha clothing merchant and a visitor from Wayback discuss a preacher’s frock coat versus a cutaway. The minister from Union church seeks a coat with proper tail length, while the merchant tests practical fit and style.
A Vienna carpet merchant showcases linen fragments including a world’s only Roman toga and many embroidered garments. Other items include Egyptian stitching and notable textile patterns from ancient Teppdats. The page also features extensive medical notices for Kidney relief, Dr Pierce remedies, and various tonics, plus political update noting Theodore Roosevelt as New York mayoral candidate.
In a playful Texas Siftings quip a young person reveals to a fond father that a secret wedding occurred last week. The line “What’s the news, Jimmy?” prompts the amused reply “I was married last week,” highlighting common hush tone about early marriages and parental awareness.
Woodbury son of Judge Mont romeene Suir to wed Mrs Hammers en York widow with 5 million dollars. Ex congressman Ben Willis died in New York at forty six after two terms 1874 to 1878. Gen Adna Anderson named second vice president of Northern Pacific, with changes at St Paul and Pacific coast offices. A G Postlethwaite named general land agent as surprise move.
Advertises Allen’s Tron Tonic Bitters with J P Allen signature from St. Paul Minn as a disease preventative. Mentions Marquis of Alesbury dead at seventy five. Claims Piso’s Care for consumption with no opium and Cure-all style products. Includes Liver Oil products from Caswell Hazard Co New York and Lyon’s Patent Heel Stiffener for boot support.
A testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla provides 100 dose bottle economy with a teaspoonful average dose. Mars H D Winans of Jackson Michigan describes restfulness and renewed energy after partial first bottle.
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as available at all druggists for one dollar with a six for five offer. Claims preparation by C. I. D & CO. Apothecaries in Lowell Massachusetts.
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