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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
4
Newspaper column blends mock New Year hopes with local life and humor. It notes rising costs, gas and kerosene prices, rent worries, and a Baltimore style family exchange on O'Toole. It closes with a humorous take on New Year resolutions and everyday resilience.
Tense interior scene where Colonel Sullivan asserts control at Morristown as Asgill and Flavia clash over who may stay. James and Darby resist, while Flavia pleads for independence and dignity, and Asgill vows to persist in his self appointed mission though torn by loyalty.
Luke Asgill and James McMurrough scheme to use a revocable will to topple rivals and win control of Flavia and the McMurrough estate. Asgill hints at exploiting Flavia and Urick Sullivan, while James fears Protestant pressure and clashes with Asgill over plans and power.
A teacher explains contrasts between Christmas and New Year celebrations with humor and caution. The dialogue touches on food like peanuts and turkey and hints at family tensions, drunkenness, and reflections on life across holidays.
John Egan county judge and Roger Barett master of the rolls arranged a duel on Donnybrook fair ground. Barett fired first and left, declaring honor satisfied. Egan delayed then aimed but finally declared no honor to honor and invited peace. They shook hands amid cheers and parted as friends.
A human hair of average thickness can support a load of 6 percent ounces with about 30,000 hairs on the head. A woman's long hair has total tensile strength over five tons and twisting increases strength by one third. Ancient use included catapult cords from slave hair and Carthaginian women offering tresses during sieges.
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