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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
2
An article on treating consumption emphasizes nursing over medicine, noting that improving the patient’s temperament endurance and cough management can yield recovery. Advice includes warming drinks at rising, warm milk before bed, ample rest, blankets, pepsin aid after meals, and close adherence to a physician’s directions.
The review lauds an open air effect where the palace backdrop towers over the stage, creating a striking realism. We see Creon and the priests as the king descends to the public place, while trees beside the set enhance the outdoor ambiance and the gusts of wind intensify the drama.
The article outlines ancient beadmaking, noting Chinese origins and Venetian dominance with over 1,000 Murano workers. It describes the rope walk, tube formation, breaking glass into uniform beads, aging, sizing, and hand threading by children, who count beads for shipment.
Article recalls Bryant and his wife Frances Fairchild, describing their union as ideal and tender. It notes Frances's orphaned background, her influence on Bryant, and his lifelong devotion. The piece quotes praise from Arthur Lawrence and reflects on Bryant's poetic gratitude to her. Later text discusses a job applicant rejected for weak writing and the editor's critique.
Fragmentary lines describe a young man aiming to outwit the rich and cultured figures in society. References to a Detroit Free Press reader and varied historical mentions appear amid scattered text about dinner guests and Atlantic Pacific figures.
A Port Sumter sign painter recounts a comic escape and misadventures as he sued a fort guard for painting signs around the deserted battery. He recalls bees protesting his mural and a chaotic rail yard scene with a tar paint mishap followed by a absurd chase and a dramatic domestic incident.
A historical sketch of Berkshire County highlighting the mix of settlers from Connecticut Housatonic valleys Cape Cod and New York Dutch influence. It notes missionary drive led by Eliot and Sargeant, Jonathan Edwards links, and the lasting impact of early religious and intellectual forces on the area.
A Detroit lawyer recalls a Missouri case where a man was convicted on circumstantial proof of horse theft. The man insisted on innocence, yet the jury found him guilty. years later his wife revealed the true crime in which he was not involved. The lawyer notes how circumstantial evidence can wrongly convict.
A retired sea captain recalls a voyage where a hoax ventriloquist caused a false alarm of a man overboard. The ship halted and searched, later discovering the prank. The captain warned of legal repercussions and implied a $50,000 penalty under a mail contract, which unsettled the jokester until docking.
Noted critic Alphonse Dandet harshly described English women as unattractive and untidy in taste during his trip to England, contrasting them with Parisian standards. He claims English women lack elegance and physical appeal, then contrasts with Parisiennes observed in salons and theaters.
The text contrasts practicality with radical views and notes a person named TX began painting at nearly age 60, creating a notable lone series of works over ten years. It references a London Truth publication and themes of thought, perception, and artistic achievement.
In a playful exchange a fiancé compliments a bicycle themed outfit, stirring laughter amid the crowd. The Chicago Record notes the designer’s triumph and the crowd’s delighted reaction as the moment unfolds amid light banter.
Notice is given that Annie M Traimsly Hite and a mortgage to Arthur T Wright on a 160 acre property in the southeast quarter of section 26 township 1 north range 62 west of the 5th P M Davison County South Dakota. The mortgage was recorded June 5th in Book D of Mortgages page 438. The debt due totals 39.69 plus interest and 100.00 fees. The sale will occur at the Trudi county sheriff’s auction room outside Mitchell City Hall on the 5th day of August 1595 at 10:00 AM. Mortgagee's attorney Hirencock.
Mortgagees Arthur Wright and Charlotte Hortert foreclose on real estate in Davison County South Dakota. The property in section 4 township 101 range 62 west includes 160 acres. Default on principal and interest leaves three hundred forty eight dollars due plus forty dollars fees. Sheriff sale to be held at Mitchell Court House on August 71, 1803 after public notice. attorney A E Hirschcock represents Arthur Wright.
Notice of mortgage sale to Ebenezer J. Ormstee by H Shannon and Emma de Shannon for 160 acres in section Township 100 Range 60 West, recorded 1893 in Davison County. Mortgage default triggered. debt due 713.20 plus interest and fees. public auction at Court House Mitchell on August 1, 19 Dated Mitchell South Dakota.
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