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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1885

Page

4

Return to the old valley in renewed faith

A speaker resists nostalgic calls to return to a beloved homeland. He recalls olive groves and vines, but chooses to seek his former home only to find graves, wind and sun on the sod, and a gospel of peace in God.

The First Cloud and a Fiery Rescue

A quarrel over social plans leads to a deadly blaze. Dick abandons his work to accompany his wife Mattie to a gathering, then both are trapped by flames. he carries her through fire to safety before collapsing in a harrowing awakening.

Mattie Wilsons Scratch toYes Darling Ionately

Handsomest Dressed Lady Named in Long Branch

Mrs. Moses Fraley of St. Louis wins title at Long Branch pageant with a hundred new dresses this season.

Moses Fraley St. Louis Long Branch

Life in Castle Garden a mosaic of nations and human life

A New York Herald piece portrays Castle Garden as cosmopolis a Babel of immigrants and fortune seekers. It flags Captain George E Moore as a long time landing agent and paints Castle Garden as a theater of human life where beggars nobles and swindlers mingle and the immigrant tale unfolds with hope fear and surprise.

New World New York Herald Herald George E. Moore Castle Garden Narvasu Captain Moore School of Schools Tower of Babel Capt. Moore American Bible Society United States Exchange Bureau London Paris Berlin New York Labor Bureau Nene Europe Sean

The Fire Horse and the Whip From the New York Times

The article discusses fire department horses trained to respond to alarms by cause and effect. It tells how Jim the black horse learned to rush to the pole after an apple and, after apples stopped, reacted to an automatic whip. The tale portrays horse intelligence and training challenges.

New York Times Jim

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