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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1905

Page

4

Bob Harvard In Love Struck Before Saturday Game

The halfback Bob Harvard confesses romantic turmoil after a summer at Green Lake as Ned Summers questions his mood. He worries the team could be crushed on Saturday, while Bob struggles to tell the girl he loves who has left with her mother.

Bob Harvard Cicero Cataie Bob Ned Summers Ned Green Lake soWell Liaurene Richmont Dove Corning Gladys Irving N. Y Laurene Harvard Terbell Franz von Couring W. R. Hiearst New York Naples Chicago France States Sturgeon

Flying pennant and Harvard football romance

In a dramatic college scene Bob Terbell battles through a tough half after spotting a pennant in the grandstand. His performance improves and Laurene’s support helps him win the game and the life challenge ahead.

Bob Laurene Harvard

Little Hints on Good Breeding Manners and Conduct

A long article outlines social etiquette and breeding from hosting guests to polite interaction. It notes guests should avoid burdening hosts, proper apology habits, respectful behavior at table and church weddings, precedence rules for stairs, and staying considerate to parents. It ends with a profile of Samad Khan as Persia’s minister in Paris described as a poet and accordion player.

Samad Khan Paris Persia

The Panic: Russian Company’s Stand at Dawn of Battle

A Russian infantry company flees and hides in cornfields as Japanese rifle and field artillery fire opens. The captain scorns cowardice and rallies the men, calling roll of the fearful. They march to death, later credited for key trench lines that shift the battle.

Feodor Vasilvitch Placsin Stephen Antonovitch Yentai Kuroki

Ventilated fruit baskets aid shipping and storage

Agricultural notes discuss small fruit baskets with ventilated corners that keep fruit fresh during long hauls and allow stacking. Other sections cover silage corn timing, sowing alfalfa, educating consumers on fruit quality, and nitro culture investigations, with practical farm tips throughout.

Ghostly palm reading on voyage ends in tragedy

On a foggy Atlantic crossing, Miss Burton predicts Miss Somers' fiancé will break the engagement for another. The shipboard circle awaits Naples where Miss Somers learns the truth by letter: the fiancé loves another and Miss Somers ends up in an Naples asylum.

Erudite Professor Skigga Talk Sparks Clever Banter

Washington Star reports a witty exchange between Professor Skigga and Miss Cayenne. The pair jests about the professor’s complex lectures and the mental effort required to absorb them.

Erudite Washington Star Skigga Miss Cayenne

Looking Ahead and Dairies in Germany Mentioned

A dialogue about bankers and a careless cashier is paired with a note on damage from dairy moths in Germany. The piece mentions sliding seats first used in races in 1873 and ends with the stray word roving.

Germany

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Dorothy Blackn W R.bsarst Reat Britaig Bich Restaven Bob Terbell St. Louis Fair Schaffer Pierce Department OF Agriculture Washington Agricultural Department Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Miss May Somers Miss Burton Naple Miss Somers America
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