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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1903

Page

9

Global notes on science and world progress in brief

A collage of world facts spans France England Japan and the United States with figures on literacy gas works silk industry silk workers emigration and trade. It notes a rise in American dried fruit popularity in Germany and a massive Soviet style export total, plus progress in aviation warfare wireless telegraphy and irrigation.

France England Aichi Japan SOO Daive Rondbain Turcoing United States Germany Mohave Desert Death Valley Langley Sounthsolling Institute Australia Indour Froit Pacific New York Galveston London Chan-Toon Belgravia Dogs’ Toilet Club Bound Street Clark National Irrigation Congress Ogden Ionic Crookes Scientific American Niagara Power Company Figaro of Daris Compagne Generale Transatlantique Columbia University Tarry Thurston Peck Harry Henry Hen Peck Booth Tucker Salvation Army Russia Woodbine N. J Dr. Wiley Agricultural Department

Fragmentary 1901 City Notices Mention Davenport Officials

An OCR fragment mentions Roosevelt era proclamations and local governance, referencing a governor and school work. It hints at education and public notices, including a late completion of a project and railway rates. The text is incomplete but suggests county and state level actions and community updates.

County Education Notes and Local Changes

Certificates of award issued to Clare Biggs Miss Mattie Dextreimer and others. county teachers' salaries discussed with raises. Mrs W Voursey and superintendent noted for college training histories. Portraits and appreciations feature in Teachers Gazette. Large attendance at a county meeting. Mt Vernon hosts events this week.

Clare Biggs Mattie Dextreimer Richard and Leon Johnson Dora Williams Bavison Cupid Gussie Water Henry Schrader Mt. Vernon Th W. Voursey Perry Township John Trotter J. L. Hallagher S.C. Oathont Teachers’ Gazette Milford Maud Crace Peck Wchool Badger Township John Milford Ams Maud Rebbach Worstetter Wolshire Doyle Suchy

Southwest Limited opens new Chicago to Kansas City route

The Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railway completes an uneven line through Moline Rock Island Davenport Muscatine Washington and Ottumwa creating a direct link between Chicago and Kansas City. The Southwest Limited train debuts December 6 offering standard and sleeper cars plus an observation library dining chair and coach cars with a second daily service via the new route. Additional details available from ticket agents or F A Miller.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Moline Rock Island Davenport Muscatine Washington Ottumws Kansas City Southwest Limited Chiesusa Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway F. A. Milter Chisae

Self Control Inquiry Amid Aunt Arabella’s Fortitude

The fragment hints at a dialogue where Mrs. Cumrox commends her daughter Arabella for remarkable self control. The exchange notes Arabella's ability to sit for hours listening to herself play, implying a test of patience and dedication in a domestic or social setting.

Fere

Display of diamonds sparks lavish critique in Star excerpt

In a Washington Star passage, Richens comments on a woman's diamond display calling it undeniably lavish and far tastier than flaunting real money or government bonds, prompting debate over conspicuous finery and public perception.

Yenne Washington Star

Marine Art. Sailors Paintship Details and Limitations

A New York Press critique notes sailor produced marine art is exact in ship details from brig to three master but lacks life and motion. Sailors often include frost tipped waves and landscapes that spoil realism, with backdrops resembling toy ark imagery.

South Street New York New York Press

Englishwomen of Raw and the Duchess of and Lady Emily

An American recalls Florence sightings of a shabby Englishwoman and her granddaughter, later revealed as the Duchess and Lady Emily. The piece shifts to Welsh music, noting the Welsh ear and the hwy intonation, and how hymn tuning must align with instrumental keys for congregational harmony.

Duchess of Emily Philadelphia Ledger Westminister Review

Bret Harte's Tall Tale Of A Desperado And A Drink

In London Bret Harte recounts a true story about a well known desperado entering a saloon The English tenderfoot stays sober prompting the desperado to sigh and ask Can I ever have a drink without killing a man This blunt moment underscores the harsh frontier myth and Harte's leathered humor.

Bret Harte London Desperado

King Edward II Seeks Warm Water for Beard Amid Torture

During a harsh episode described in a historical account the king is moved secretly by captors to avoid recognition. They shave and wash him with cold ditch water, and the king laments that he still desires warm water for his beard as tears flow.

Edward II of England

No, sir You Cant Have Her A Philadelphia Press Paraphrase

A short excerpt from a Philadelphia Press piece features a youth asking for a daughter’s hand, the father’s firm refusal, and a witty twist that resolves the scene with the youth noting the daughter’s agency in the request. The dialogue showcases social norms and humor in courting.

Philadelphia Press

Anxious scene as proposal meets cautious reply

Anxious moments unfold when Fred proposes to Alice. Mildred recalls feeling the urge to supply the exact words but refrains, recognizing it would not be appropriate in the situation.

Alice Fred Mildred

A Good Word and a Quick Wit Exchange

A brief exchange among Ferdy Algy and Puck shows how a good word for you can come with blunt humor. The dialogue features social banter about money, brains, and wit, with a line from Burke on innovation versus reform.

Ferdy Algy Puck

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