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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1886
Page
7
Extraordinary Florida cold snap losses tied to reef life
A New York Evening Post correspondent describes a record cold near Cape Florida causing frost in Miami and Long Key, killing coconuts and vegetables. On beaches at Long Key many fish perished, with 27 species documented in a photograph by Ralph W. Monroe, plus sea creatures arranged as a central exhibit. The note mentions tropical fish like angel fishes and surgeon-fish, and notes a hawksbill turtle, a small shark, sea urchins and starfishes as part of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morida Reef
Ralph W. Monroe
Gifford’s Station
Staten Island
Miami
Cape Florida
Florida
Long Key
Monroe
New York Evening Post
The Present White House A History in Paint and Stone
The account recalls the White House 1792 cornerstone laying and sandstone walls later painted to prevent crumbling. It notes the 250000 cost, limited furnishings, 1814 British raid and Dolly Madison dinner, 1817 restoration, 1820 Jackson portico with Jonian columns, and total outlay near 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Maryland
Virginia
John Adams
Madison
Dolly Paine Madison
Capitol Hill
Jackson
Old Hickory
Koumyss the New Fashionable Drink in St Louis
J A Fer describes Koumyss aka mare's milk as a strengthening beverage gaining popularity in New York Chicago and St Louis. He notes its medical use after Garfields assassination and its appeal to ladies, with preparation from mare's milk fermenting for three days before drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Garfield
New York City
Chicago
J. A. Fernow
Globe-Democrat
Discontent Across the Dominion and Odd Facts
A survey notes rising discontent among British and French Canadians over taxation and debt, with Canada’s per capita debt doubling since 1867 and emigration to the U.S. rising. Other short items: a humorous sloth anecdote, lobsters died due to shipping fixes, stamps in Germany, asteroid counts, Louisiana creoles, and Swedes sending crowns home from America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes
St. Lawrence
Dominion
United States
British America
Canada
New Erzland
Demorest’s Monthly
The Frugal Snail Owns His Home Like a Landmark
A whimsical verse by Charles Lamb portrays a snail who travels with his house, shelters from rain in his shell, and lives as both landlord and tenant to himself. It celebrates self sufficiency and constant domestic comfort no matter where he goes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Canada
Boston Bidet
Little Mannerisms Of Speech And Other Notes
A column notes common speech tics and behaviors in conversation, from phrases like See and Dont you think so to varying talking paces and interruptions. It criticizes constant contradiction as social salt and praises a view of lively debate. The piece blends social observations with brief anecdotes from other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Fort Bowie and the Geronimo Saga Across Arizona and New York
Fort Bowie in Arizona is described as a historic frontier outpost where Geronimo repeatedly escapes and is captured, illustrating the volatile border life and interaction with the U S authorities. The article also covers the New York Mercantile Exchange building, its planned wholesale bazaar concept, and the potential revolution in exchange methods. It ends with a satirical note on coal prices, labor power, and a humorous column from Town Topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geronimo
United States
Wiord'a
Crawford
Carleton
California
Casr
Fort Bowie
Tucson
Santa Fe
Great American Desert
Arizona
Bowie
Little Company of California Volunteers
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
Exchange
Hudson and
Harrison Streets
South Dakota Home Print Ad Rates and Distribution
A seven column folio with AP dispatches circulates across 10 000 square miles in South Dakota serving a population of 90 000. It is a leading medium for home and foreign advertisers in the west. By Mail or delivered citywide. Single copies 5 cents. Advertising rates on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tllinois
Wisconsin
Iowa Innescots
Dakota
Chicara
Milwaukee & St. Paul
United States
Canada
R.milurt
A.V. H. Carpenter
Ticket Ag
T. JF. Tucker
Gro
E. C. West
Presidents House
Perry Bakrow
Associated Press
South Dakota
The Weekly Capital promises improvements for a better western paper
The Weekly Capital, with over 2200 readers in Dakota, bills itself as the oldest paper in Davison County. It notes 56 columns of first-rate reading matter weekly and plans upgrades to become the best family newspaper in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Dakota
Davison County
Subscription Rates for 10 Weekly Issue Sample Copies Offered
Rates listed for one year six months and three months with price details. Sample copies are free and further ad terms available on application.
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Mitchell Printing Company
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ST. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee &St. Paul Railway
Minnesota & Northwestern Railroad Company
Chicago and St Louis
Erry
Urkevil
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ees Peoria
Lovis
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Joe
Atchison
Leavenworth
Gilveston
San Francisco
New Orleans
Vavmont
Aban Rama
H. M. Littell, G. F. and P. Agt
Mess Hota
Waterloo
Paul
St Louis & Kan
Waterloo & Dub
Randolph
Northfield
Fairebanlt
Waterville
Dodge Ctr
Rochester
Austin
Mona
Mit
Buhay
Berens
E. John D. West & Co
Madison St
West
New White House
America
Dublin
Wasumatox
Morrill
Senate
Tas
Are
Philadelphia
James Hoban
Hoban
Duke of Leinster
Presidents Palace
John Cotton Smith
Congress
Connecticut
Capitol
Mr. Chamberlain
Knorr
Philadelphia Record
Alaska
United States Treasury
Koumyss
Hartford Times
Germany
Ceres
Pallas
Juno
Vesta
Louisiana
Jud Taylor
Los Angeles
North Carolina
South Carolina
Blue Ridge
China
Yunnan
Calcutta
Asia Minor
Felix 1. Oswald
the Exchange Building
Morgan Syndicate
Labor Party
Madison Street
Faix
Country
M.H. Howley
J.P. Kimb
Casurme
Mitchell
Iteal
Publishers OF the
Mitchell Daily Republican
Mitchell Weekly Capital
the Daily Republican
Capital
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