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Newspaper
Warwick Leader
Location
Warwick, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1887
Page
2
This brief collage reports on sunstroke deaths in large cities and heat waves, a Kansas ore discovery near Parsons, and opinions on local county officers. It mentions Hawaii's bloodless revolution, Jacob Sharp's New York case, and hints at a proposed 828 city Hastings road. Russia’s moves near Herat are speculated.
A fragmentary tale describes a strange clock near a large gong. A pile of artificial human bones lies scattered on the ground, matching the bones of twelve bodies, then at each hour a new body part emerges from the pile, assembling a figure that walks to the gong before collapsing as time passes toward midnight.
A European patent medicine boasting a remedy for coughs and lung troubles is advertised as superior to other preparations. The宣 claims of rapid healing are stated, urging readers to try the product and observe its effects. The text notes warnings against ineffective substitutes and promotes a large bottle at an affordable price.
A narrator recalls childhood on a farm near his birthplace, describing the old house, orchard, springs, and memories tied to family members. The piece blends reflections on identity with vivid details of the homestead as it stands now, while weaving in local notices about Leonard Swett, photo services, and various merchants in Hardy.
The Evening News of Kansas City begins publishing the Great Detective Story by Julian Hawthorne and Inspect Byrnes of New York titled the Great Bank Robbery. A pamphlet with the first three chapters mailed on receipt of a penny stamp. Subscriptions: One year five dollars postage paid. six months two fifty. three months one and a half dollars. single copies five cents. Correspondence for news from all parts of the country is welcomed.
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