Asleep: ME Weighs In On Callogh Case
A terse fragment notes a person named Callog involved in an unclear situation. The text hints at sleep or rest states and a possible instruction or label for the speaker. No dates or places are provided.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
10
A terse fragment notes a person named Callog involved in an unclear situation. The text hints at sleep or rest states and a possible instruction or label for the speaker. No dates or places are provided.
Mitchell and area residents are referenced with brief notes on travel, schedules, and incidents. Mentions include gem of April events, preparations for real estate and fire department praise, and remarks on local commerce and public notices.
A collection of vivid anecdotes shows how lottery prizes ruin or reward, from an Italian peasant who died before claiming £8000 to a Brunswick widow who sold a winning ticket for a hat. A German banker’s single minded quest for threes ends with a costly misfortune, while other tales warn that superstition and fate outpace careful bets.
A humorous courtroom anecdote explains a young barrister misidentifying a witness. He asks if the prisoner is her mother and then if the prosecutrix is, finally learning she is “Nobody's” mother, a single woman, sparking indignation.
A sharp exchange features Nelly and Fa¢k arguing about pain and experience linked to a toothache and a tooth extraction. Tacami Ladger comments on the consequences of souring a fest mood with practical relief.
Danny Lled, an errand boy in a broker’s office, trains Harry to run messages. Harry brags of a 1 minute 15 second pace, while Danny claims a longer daily time. Avenged the Slight tells of a Prussian banker’s son and a noble snub among guardsmen who honor their missing comrade.
A speaker complains to a doctor about inheriting a mysterious illness from Grandma, expressing coughing lungs and weight loss. They note cod liver oil prescribed but inaccessible, arguing it is unsuitable for the frail and stomach upset. The text ends with a suggestion that they seek another remedy.
A letter from C. A. Felten dated April 20, 1900 praises the System Regulator as beneficial to his family and encloses $1 for two packages to be sent by A. K. Campbell in Mitchell, South Dakota. The note credits prompt order fulfillment and touts the medicine as wonderful.
Creditors must present claims against Van Slyke Clark deceased to administrator EK S Johnston at Mitchell Davison County within four months after first publication. Administrator's at Mitchell notice dated April 14 190. First published April 27 190.
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