Fragmentary OCR Leaves Gaps in Local Notice
The readable parts show scattered terms like canal and Sta Moprift, but the text is garbled with unclear names and actions. No coherent event or entity can be determined from the available fragments.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1898
Page
8
Lonse Mr Vote
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local election note involving a person named Lonse or Lonse Mr. It mentions voting activity and possible public notice but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm details. Further readable text would be needed to establish a coherent item.
Fragmentary Local Notice From Obscured Page
Damaged OCR text yields a partial public notice referencing names, dates, and places. Readable elements suggest an event or action but details are incomplete and unclear.
Morphy and the Devil in a Chess Game Tale
Recounted notes of Paul Morphy’s visit to Richmond and Philadelphia describing a painting of a chess game with the devil. Morphy reportedly studied the board and claimed he could win for the young man, then demonstrated a rapid win. Various vignettes follow, including a rescuer saving a man from streetcar danger and a portrait of Sir John Moore’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chens
Paul Morphy
Philadelphia
Richmond
Mr. H
John Moore
Colonel Anderson
Foulke’s Mill
Burrard
England
Anderson
Hope
Sir John
Lord Hopetoun
Hester Stanhopy
Pitt
Cornhill Magazine
Sydney Smith and the Donkey Joke
Sydney Smith delighted in country life with children who trained animals including a well educated donkey. Billy the donkey greeted them at meadow, and during a ramble Mr. Jeffrey mounted him, sparking an impromptu quatrain later recalled as witty verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Billy
Mr. Jeffrey
Horatius Flaccus
Gracchus
Bacchus
The Death of Coaching and Other Essays
A compilation of brief essay excerpts on coaching's decline the value of lightning rods in the Washington monument and reflections on ethics in society. Includes anecdotes from Blackwood's Magazine and Longman's Magazine plus a Danish royal classroom tale featuring King Frederick VI.
Veneer Doors Beat Solid Wood In Beauty And Cost
The New York Sun notes veneers on pine create doors that appear solid but cost about half as much as solid mahogany doors. Built up frames use white pine with thick wood veneers, offering durability and serviceability comparable to solid doors while keeping prices lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Curious Dinner Garden Globe Tricky Physics Irony
A celebrated naturalist hosts savants who test why a glass globe is warmer on its shady side than the sunlit side. The gardener reveals the globe was turned to avoid cracking, ending the paradox. A string of comic vignettes follows including a motherly aunt and a poker joke about manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Way to Get Rich In Arkansas Case Notes
A Chicago Times Herald report describes a young man in Arkansas facing a queer financial irregularity case. It mentions a copper cent swallowed by mistake and a doctor guiding him to cough it up. The piece also notes firefighting syringes used in England around 1682 and early waterproof series first made in 1720.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perk
Quirk
Chicago Times-Herald
Arkansas
Chicago Times- Herald
England
London
Pearson’s Weekly
Baronne Street
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Memory Sickness and Human Oddities Highlighted
A European medical note on memory failure describes a writer losing recent details while recalling older events, and a patient who remembers visits only briefly. Anecdotes cover animal loyalties and a vaudeville-style miscue about impressionism. A New Orleans cartoonish vignette ends with a hat accident and quip about bricks.
Ice Terms In Polar Sea Ice Formation Names
The passage explains sea ice stages from sludge to brash to pancake and bay ice. It defines floe as a visible sheet and icefield as an unseen boundary, with pack ice formed by converging floes and sailing foe when wind breaks and scatters the mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar
Whalera
Tims
Rosebery on Memory at a Dinner Tale
A woman recalls Lord Rosebery defining memory as the feeling that surrounds us when we listen to a friend's original stories at a dinner. The remark appears in Harper's Bazar as a jolting mot about memory and storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebery
Lord Rosebery
Harper's Bazar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hin
Lonse
Oth
John Smith
James Brown
Nellie Green
Fanny White
So-andgo
So-and-so
Son
Harry
Chicago
Philadelphia Times
Nimrod
Nottingham
Blackwood's
Washington Monument
Boston Transcript
Huxley
Baiame
Isle of Saints
Andrew Lang
Longman’s Magazine
Frederick VI
Denmark
Jutland
Deterick
Canute the Great
Waldemar
Christian V
Fredericl
Cat
Daniel O’connell
London Standard
Crimsonbeak
Jonah
Yonkers
Cincinnati Enquirer
Department of Domestic Science
Chicago Post
the Spectator
St. John
Fritz Williams
New York
Mitchell SO
Dak
W. Graham
Mitchell
BY James-Otis
Dana Estes & CO. Publishers
Boston, Mass
Chinaware
Harker Bros
Mitchell, South Dakota
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