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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1894
Page
5
A fragmented item from Mitchell Printing Co in Mitchell S D presents a string of old fashioned maxims and sayings. The piece includes lines about advice and medicine, the danger of nominal processes, and a note on debt interest.
The statement claims Cughlan will not act again. If he resumes, and behaves as in recent months, a friend of humanity may seek a sworn oath or warrant against him.
Squeezed lemon juice from California is treated and stored in earthen jugs ranging from half a gallon to ten gallons. It is sold and used for various domestic purposes.
A cautionary note warns that the floxipa te northern tour yellow jasmine is poisonous in all parts to humans and to livestock, while bees suffer as well. Authorities urge eradication across acres to protect crops and animals.
A public notice laments rising use of substitutes like hickory and dandelion root in place of real coffee. The Tri-State Grocer urges customers to buy the real product espousing berry flavor and authenticity amid dwindling traditional coffee.
The article notes cheaper prices in coming years as durable crops in Central America and other regions expand. It reports a likely enormous increase in Brazilian output and describes large scale importation of Chinese laborers by the government. Wages are quoted as a monthly figure and higher acreages of core plantations are expected from current conditions.
The Pullman box appears like a widow’s cruse of oil as dividends shift when the company posted losses three months ago. The regular dividend proceeds now go to widows and orphans who own most of the stock, while employees face no change in the financier’s priority.
The passage critiques men especially youths who shower condescending praise on young women. It argues such flattery provokes irritation in sensible girls and may prompt a sharp rebuke. It frames the behavior as misguided and socially harmful.
The British Columbia Commercial Journal criticizes retail credit practices as evil and urges public schools to teach financial responsibility. It argues students should learn from the motto Pay 28 you go or don't go, stressing practical lessons in prudent spending.
The passage argues that with adequate教材 and training the commercial world of the next generation would be nearly unrecognizable, changing how people live and do business.
A bright young man near Santa Anita, J., has built a device and invented a method to extract orange oil from peel at low cost. From ten pounds of peel he earns about fifty pounds worth of oil, with orange oil valued at seven dollars per pound. A ton of peel yields substantial profit, turning damaged fruit into valuable commodity.
The Siberian railway project boosts the nation as supplies flood in for construction and a broader market expands Russian industry. Rail demand outpaces mills with 90,000 rails under contract, signaling a vigorous industrial surge across the country.
The Atlanta Financial Index argues the Nicaragua canal is vital for national and Southern trade. It urges Southern cities and business groups to rally Congress, urging local representatives to press for action to seize the opportunity and influence the empire of commerce.
The article laments aviation dangers, noting Maxy inventors and investors chase progress despite fatal risks. It recalls Lilienthal's 200 foot Brussels plunge and parallels Icarus and Darius Green, urging continued trials into slant winds as summer travel beckons.
A Philadelphia invention uses hay packed inside a fabric cover of Tannelette cretonne or wool. The hay quilt is sewn along one side and top and kept secure, then hung by the fire to re crisp. It provides warmth equal to two or three blankets and is valued by those who need extra heat.
An English architectural note discusses hollow brickwork with hexagonal forms for easy laying. It mentions bitumin on cement, double windows for insulation, humidity control, and decorative potential. Glass brick construction is noted as practical and cost effective for bath houses, hospitals, and hothouses, resisting hail.
Gossip from New York outlines feminine dress trends with white remaining dominant and new season fabrics, trims, and silhouettes. It notes corded skirts, lace, braids, and stiff collars, plus practical advice on skin care and sun protection for fashionable women.
Minnie Rohrer Ramsey guides women through home arts and cleaning hacks. The article describes art frame hanging methods from Japan and practical glove cleaning with silk moistened care, plus fabric and silk handling tips for fashion accessories.
The article reflects on the idea of a model husband versus the influence of a wife's behavior, arguing nine out of ten husbands are shaped by their wives. It also offers practical packing advice for travel, detailing items a woman should carry in a handbag including nightwear, toiletries, and cleaning gloves.
The passage cites Mary Hallock Foote in the Ladies' Home Journal advising that in choosing a husband one should first get a man. It argues mothers could echo this, asserting manliness as the lasting bond in marriage.
Miss Sophia Behrens, a socially connected young woman, was found insane and confined to the Independence asylum. Her mania centered on engagements to multiple suitors and threats of breach of promise suits. Her letters grew frequent prompting presentation before the Commissioners of Insanity. She even had her wedding trousseau made.
A fashion note outlines cream tinted India muslin dresses trimmed with delicate embroidery in pink beiges cornflower blue and violet hues. It covers reversible ribbon designs touch on new tyrolese hats with black ribbons and quills restyles of parasols and tunic overlays for white silk gowns plus lace collars epaulet style and hair shaping to flatter faces.
A Kentucky judge charged jurors with a partisan approach and urged them to disregard both sides if they doubt the arguments. He warned the verdict would hinge on their own judgment. The panel nonetheless disagreed after the instruction.
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