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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
4
The text references Conan Doyle's The Return of Sherlock Holmes and its serialization in Collier's Weekly. It notes copyright year 1505 and credits A. Conan Doyle, indicating a reprint or feature within the magazine.
Miss Smith seeks Holmes help over a lone road cycle chase near Charlington Hall. A red mustached man Woodley haunts the route while Carruthers and Williamson appear entangled in a web involving marriage, wealth and a governess. Holmes investigates with Watson, tracking tenants of Charlington hall and a possible link to Carruthers and Woodley as threats loom over a Saturday town journey.
Mrs Blake argued Eve did not eat the forbidden fruit and suggested it was a quince. She opposed Mrs Johnson who claimed Eve ate the apple, tossing a quince at the speaker amid a legislative league gathering in New York. The crowd reacted with shock and curiosity about Eden’s garden location.
A 1900s essay traces the rise of the institutional church led by Rev. Dr. Thomas K. Beecher and others. It describes churches expanding beyond worship to social services, education, employment aid, clinics, and recreation, creating a new multi-service model and demanding a strong, skilled head.
Miss Hose L. Fritz of New York set a world record in blindfold typewriting at the Chicago Coliseum business show by writing 4,007 words correctly in sixty minutes with 4,457 total and 450 mistakes. Prizewinners included H Otis Blaisdell of Chicago second with 3,981 words and 1,955 errors, Charles Middendorf third with 2,412 words, and Miss Geneseve Green of Western Electric winning the adding machine contest by tallying six ledger pages in 3 minutes 39 seconds. A Mexican machinist, Curt Araya, performed a safe escape stunt, though no $1,000 wager was won. Ladies’ night followed on Wednesday.
The dialogue asks which is more important sun or moon and answers that the moon is essential because it shines at night when needed.
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