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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1891
Page
2
A column offers practical table garnishes using nasturtiums lettuce and herbs to brighten meals. It covers simple hair knots and a foldable trellis for gardening plus notes on women in work including new union activity and careers in nursing and cooking.
A stitched together page item covers The Naughty Doll and The Flying Dutchman with childlike tales, adds a money order scene glimpsed by a boy in Cincinnati, and ends with a long essay praising Japanese women noting amiability, cleanliness, and cheerful laughter.
A potato found on a Flat Head Valley ranch in Missouri County Mont shows a face like a freak growth. The Early Rose tuber appears normal yet suggests cannibalism in its markings. The note cites facie evidence that women are more expert colorists than men.
Henry T. Finck writes in Cosmopolitan that Japanese women are graceful in form but awkward in walking. He blames fashion and etiquette that require toes inward knees apart and soles turned, shaping a stiff pace.
A Sunday school lesson argues for Christ's full divinity drawing on John 5. The teacher stresses Jesus as equal with the Father, focusing on their united work and the promise that in Christ there is life eternal. The lesson links the Father’s acts to the Son’s authority, urging readers to find life and judgment in Jesus.
The fragment mentions BLANKETS loaned to the poor in Brunswick during winter by a generous citizen. It notes a planned carrier pigeon service between Zanzibar and Lake Nyassa in Africa with stations about thirty miles apart. It also remarks fishermen in Europe killing fish immediately after catching them for perceived flesh quality benefits.
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