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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
6
The narrator tracks a mysterious visitor to Miss Holladay through East Broadway and Washington Square, notes a following figure Martigny, and tests clues by visiting lodgings and the Courtlandt Street elevated station, while a new lead points to Pierre Bethune from France.
The narrator visits the Cafe Jourdain at Fifty-four West Houston Street seeking lodgings above the restaurant. He learns the proprietor and Madame Jourdain may have a vacant second floor room, but they must check with Monsieur Bethune who paid until the fifteenth and has recently fallen ill.
The March McClure's carries a portrait by Carl Schurz of President Buchanan as a portly, dignified northern leader tainted by pro slavery loyalties. The piece notes his loyalist stance to slave power, a shifting trust with the public, and his perilous position amid secession threats.
Make a porch rug from a matting piece by binding the ends. Use a large darning needle and color yarn to form a deep buttonhole stitch around all four sides. This creates a neat border, keeps the rug smooth, and prevents fraying at the ends.
Fragmentary text outlines a dramatic life event for a Dr Marvin with references to misfortune and a climactic moment. The piece appears damaged with unreadable sections and garbled names. Further readable context is unavailable for a full summary.
A historical feature recounts Dr Thrace N Marvin whose fortunes rose in Wisconsin and Sioux City then declined after business reversals and two wives. After moving to a Dover Delaware farm his baby boy was kidnapped on the second day, triggering a nationwide search and enduring heartbreak.
A dated verse warns against judging people by appearance and cites a rustic proverb about stealing corn from a blind hog to illustrate suspicion versus reality.
Miss Walsh rehearing in Chicago recalls a farm rat problem on Long Island. A dealer shows a terrier and a fierce rat in a pit, the dog fleeing as the rat appears. Mr. King quietly suggests buying the rat.
The saying praises good mothers as the source of good men and praises domestic order. It notes that there is no place like home and wryly suggests a husband of a very tidy wife would be pleased with that arrangement.
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