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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
8
An advertisement warns that weak stomachs invite summer germs causing diarrhoea and illness. It promotes Mi o na tablets to keep digestion healthy and prevent symptoms such as headaches back-ache poor appetite distress after eating heart burn and sleeplessness. Scallon Bros guarantee refunds if it fails to cure.
The Banda Rossa, famed under Eugenio Sorrentino from San Severo Italy, tours Europe and Asia before gathering fans in Minneapolis and Mitchell. The article also covers Waterloo reunions, Alexandria train upgrades, and local civic plans including a new opera house remodel, Demorest medal contest results, and various Mitchell area notices.
The Banda Rossa from Italy wowed a packed Metropolitan Opera House audience in New York with a high class scholarly program blending Wagnerian and modern inspirations. Critics praised its flawless ensemble and vast repertoire, marking a landmark concert in the new world.
Alexandria history notes many 19th century settlers who came in the 1880s trace back to Jefferson county Wisconsin and the Waterloo area, forming ties with Johnson county communities.
Mrs Dick and daughter Miss Mabel Dick of Norfolk Nebraska visit with her daughter Mrs Henry Botman. Will Haner reports two horses killed by lightning Friday. Mrs Anna Sith keeps house for Dan Lilie while Mrs Lillie away visiting.
A Toronto Mail note explains that a storm means wind in motion in scientific terms, and weather bureau use implies high winds regardless of accompanying precipitation such as snow or sleet.
A fragment from Country Life laments modern stained glass and medieval tinting while a school scene mocks fault finding. A boy reveals his father is a proofreader, prompting the teacher to joke about exceptions in judgment.
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