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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1887

Page

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Circus Woman Reveals Life of a High Flying Acrobat

A New York Mail and Express interview with a leading circus queen traces her start at age seven, years of wire walking, and danger on the high trapeze. She recalls a fall caught by a safety net and says she married an acrobat, now watching him while performing.

New York Mail and Express Ladise Marr

Much Abused Mother-In-Law Gets Reform Call

A column discusses the mother-in-law stereotype, arguing reform in how the role is treated. It notes the mother-in-law’s influence on a wife’s upbringing and urges wiser, less jibe-filled attitudes toward elders and family guidance.

From a mother’s life the years move softly on

The passage reflects on selfless wifehood and domestic joy as women shift roles from wife to mother and grandmother. It comments on happiness found in caring for others and the evolving family circle, noting the beauty of a quiet, enduring family life.

How a Rich Lady Rebuked the Snobs

A San Francisco lady on a Tahoe pleasure trip with her daughter endures snubbing by fashionables. She returns with twelve Saratoga trunks and a display of wealth, then reclaims a front table and quiets attention with an understated show of riches. The scene ends with the guests astonished by her understated elegance.

San Francisco Lake Tahoe Saratoga Ibeth

Ghastly Table in Florence Display Made of Human Remains

A grotesque table in the Pitti palace Florence crafted by Giuseppa Sagatti from petrified human muscles and viscera. About 100 bodies supplied by hospitals were indurated with mineral salts to form the round tabletop and pedestal. Ex Senator Ferry Capa financed part of Sagatti's debts in 1882.

Pitti Florence Italy Giuseppa Sagatti Rex Sagatti Ferry Capa

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