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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1887
Page
9
A lyric fragment recounts two sisters in a revenge plot against a nobleman. The tale follows courtship, treachery, and murder as the earl’s betrothed sisters enact violence in a windy, turreted setting with a fatal fall and a subsequent murder by dagger.
In a parlor scene Clare Sherwood rejects Horace Walpole then changes course as he reveals a past marriage issue and declares love. Mary Langston watches as Clare finally agrees to marry Walpole, after a dramatic confrontation and confession.
Long profile notes Gen. John Cochrane's party switch and waning influence. It recounts anecdotes about Sir Isaac Coffin the naval cadet, John Quincy Adams diary jests, and political tales from 1819. Hawthorne’s Liverpool stint and Daniel’s Virginia oratory also appear in compact vignettes.
The article argues simple foods are safest and cheapest, warns against long kept shop eggs and meat, and notes that staleness or heavy condiments harm digestion. It cites Cassell's Family Magazine and Dr. H C Wood on balancing vital organs to live healthily into old age.
An excerpt from a Havana letter in the New York Times laments social manners among Cuban elites. It contrasts Washington lobbying with plans to elect young men to Congress and critiques women's dress, aging, and manners, noting strong harbor workers and rude behavior by certain gentlemen.
In a Judge Bogsley wedding tale, one guest laments missing the invitation while another recalls regretting attending due to marrying the judge’s daughter. a Chicago taunter and a Kansas Traveler line add a playful punch.
The piece traces a shift from the old maid stereotype to a modern view of single women. It argues education and opportunities broadened women’s choices beyond marriage, making single life respected and capable. The essay notes women as confidantes, volunteers, and active social figures with stylish taste and affectionate pets.
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