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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1895
Page
7
600 feet of galvanized sine from Chicago arrives and is hauled to the artesian well. Eyre and crew work through night and into Tuesday drilling deeper, tackling hard rock with headway. Eyre aims to push day and night to reach a possible big water flow beneath the current supply.
A selection of verse and prose notes from St Nicholas era items. Includes Frank Walcott Hutts poetry, remarks on Grand Duke Alexis in Kiel and a tale of Simon Magus, plus anecdotes on actors, yellow fever inoculation, and stray maxims. Major figures and places named appear alongside cultural curios.
An exploration of how hair has influenced judicial outcomes from ancient times to the present. The article explains microscopic hair analysis distinguishing animal from human hair and notes differences in shaft structure, ends, and bead-like color matter, with measurements for beard and female head hair.
The Woodworker notes bend stock dominates carriage and boat frames and many furniture items with bent wood. benefits include speed, stock economy, strength, and beauty. Bent shafts replace sawn ones, and expertise with stock variability is essential. mentions Thonet chairs as bent-wood examples. Also cites two literary coincidences involving Rider Haggard and a brief humorous exchange about Nan. A vagabond defined as a traveler.
Excerpts describe a Kashmir journey with state carriages and ornate curtains as 18 miles of travel feel long after 60 miles the day before. A New Mexico wife’s death triggers a Philadelphia nurse’s haunting telegram tale followed by a New York Herald reflection on belief. Lincoln’s kindness to a wounded prisoner and a Wisconsin governor echoes in a Century magazine note. Cromwell’s head tale concludes with a Kent sculptor validating the relic and its auburn hair.
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