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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1890
Page
7
A reflective verse urging diligent effort and charitable aid. It counsels casting aside doubt and fear, laboring fully with neighbors in need, and not letting past or fate deter enterprise. The passage emphasizes doing your best while daylight remains and trusting that conscience guides onward.
In 1871 two brothers Frank and Nawson Lyins left Indiana for Texas seeking a homestead in Parker County. After a grueling 21 day river and rail journey they crossed a dry burnt prairie facing extreme thirst before a settler’s cabin offered water and supper. They finally settled near Dallas and built a life from seventeen years of hard labor.
The article outlines the Chicago Great Masonic Temple project to rise about twenty stories with a 275 foot roof, a 170 by 114 foot ground footprint, and steel fireproof construction. It will house Masonic rooms, offices, shops, a rotunda, elevators, an observatory and three restaurant concepts, and is slated for completion by May 1 1892 at a cost near 2 million dollars.
The piece portrays the pioneer woman as mistress nurse and整housekeeper sharing duties with men who farm and provide. It describes her tasks from milking to spinning, weaving, and making clothing, noting the 1776 first cloth in Kent and the central role of women in frontier life.
Proposal touted as a million-dollar project for a novel structure at the Exposition. Backers claim it surpasses the Eiffel Tower in design and function with a vast garden, mid air balcony, and features benefiting body and spirit. Promoters emphasize practical men behind the scheme and strong public appeal.
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