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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1892
Page
10
Wedding Stockings and a Downward Path to Ruin
A fragile romance centers on Etta Boyd and Edwin Holbrook. Her flirtatious luxury upbringing and Aunt Jenny’s warnings trigger Edwin’s decline into alcoholism and crime, leading to a fall from grace and his eventual confinement in an insane hospital.
Restoration of sight turns to social discovery in Paris letter
M Sareey regains vision after a surgical success and finds distance reveals neglect and decay in his home. A grand luncheon to celebrate his restored sight exposes vanity as guests arrive in painted, wrinkled beauty. He laments the transformed crowd and laments their frights.
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M. Sareey
Crus Ie
Comedie-Francaise
Vaudeville
Larcey
San Francisco
Argonatt
Newspapers Warm the Poor Man in Cold Weather
A cold wave finds a man poorly dressed when an overcoat fails to fit. He uses folded newspapers to line the coat, demonstrating ingenuity and humor in hardship. The speaker notes that necessity spurs invention, yet prefers wool. The piece ends with a reflection on youthful ease and falling in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Good roads would aid American farmers nationwide
The piece urges a dedicated World’s Fair exhibit on roadmaking led by Col. Pope to show how better highways would boost farming. It argues for a separate departmental display with road sections and statistics, claiming improved roads improve market access, reduce wear on wagons, lower costs, and unite farming communities under federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Pope
Pope
Department of Liberal Arts
Peabody
Ireland
Italy
Ile
Europe
Canada
Nnd
Milkman Tricked by Sea Water Mix Up
A London milkman misses his morning water add and spans a four story mansion where an iron bound water case sits. He waters the milk, only to be confronted by a noble Earl who notes the doctor prescribes sea water baths and accuses the milk of being salt water mixed by the man by mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Skimmer
John
Tay
Tea Chest Lead From Hand Made Sheets
The article explains tea chest lead, prized for purity, used as solder. Lead sheets are formed by pouring molten lead between bricks and paper, then flattened to size, soldered, and used to line tea chests. Skilled workers produce many sheets daily at low cost compared with machine production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
St. Louis
Smallest inhabited island linked to Eddystone Lighthouse
The smallest inhabited island in the world is said to be the one supporting the Eddystone Lighthouse. At low water it measures about 30 feet in diameter and at high water the lighthouse base, 28 feet wide, fills the island. Three people live there. Every man’s ideal woman would believe him if he claimed he caught whales in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Boyd
Edwin Holbrook
Thedy
Jenny
Etta
Boyd
Ezva
Dlam
Hil
Win Holbrook
Oma
Pey
Edwin
Mrs. Boyd
Aunt Jenny
Sohild
Jane
Nita
Htta
Atta
Paradise
Holbrook
Trolbrook
Dodd
Eewin
Tsaw
Eddystone
Alice Mitchell Found Insane in Ward Murder
Alice Mitchell, charged with killing Freda Ward, was found insane by a Shelby County jury in Memphis Tennessee. She will be sent to Bolivar asylum and cannot be tried for murder while insane, with potential life confinement or later retrial if sanity returns. She described the stabbing and stated she dressed as a man to avoid recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mitchell
Freda Ward
Shelby County Criminal Court
Temphis
Tenn
Alice
Bolivar
Freda
Jo Ward
Misa Purnell
Peters
St. Louis
Ney
Congress Acknowledges Few Achievements In First Session
Washington correspondent notes the first session of the 51st Congress did not enact broad legislation. Only a Chinese exclusion bill and a few other measures became law, while topics like free silver and tariffs stalled. House passed 475 bills. Senate 61, with several vetoed or left to election. The era closed with more inaction than notable laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ltd
Congress
Washington
Camaila
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Court of Claims
Court of Appeals
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