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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
4
A Denver Republican recounts a western Kansas encounter where a traveler asks a farmer why he cannot access water. The farmer explains he would have to dig a well seven miles away for family and stock, noting water access is similarly distant in both directions.
Chicago Chronicle notes a classroom moment where Bertie tells the teacher the Mongolian race was not present, claiming instead that it occurred at a ball game. The exchange highlights student misdirection and a playful misunderstanding during a lesson.
Nora Indiana February 6 Special report shows Mr and Mrs Joseph B Duffey of Nora used Dodd’s Kidney Pills to restore strength and energy. Duffey says he was weak and nearly unable to move until the remedy, and Mrs Duffey adds she can run and jump after using the pills. The ad claims healthy kidneys ensure pure blood and promotes World’s Kidney Pills as the solution.
A New York broker notes that outward prosperity often shapes quick judgments in hiring. He argues a neat appearance can trump brains when chances are scarce, and advises young job seekers to invest in a convincing front to improve odds of getting a chance to prove worth.
A temperance woman recalls asthma and insomnia caused by coffee and her initial refusal to switch to Postum. After trying it, she reports a delicious cup, relief from asthma, better sleep, and 20 pounds gained, with her doctor later endorsing Postum as a healthier coffee alternative.
The piece reviews a year of Russo Japanese conflict noting Japan's gains in Korea and naval lessons. It cites casualties, leadership losses, and ship damages, and highlights the defense of Port Arthur and shifts in maritime law and strategy. It lists key figures such as Oyama and Togo and Russia’s Stoessel and Kuropatkin.
J C Welliver speaks at Cedar Rapids on Iowa steel and packing industries. He argues Iowa trails rivals in meat packing and manufacturing, cites rail rate discrimination, plant closures, and loss of Sioux City and Ottumwa industries to eastern centers, urging policy changes to reclaim industrial leadership.
New York February 8 President Underwood of the Erie railroad warns stockholders that passing a bill giving the interstate commerce commission power to fix transportation rates would be a serious mistake. He notes potential risks to company operations and investor interests. He urges stockholders to oppose the measure.
Harpers Weekly recounts the Lebaudy airship attempt at Meudon where wind and ground conditions hindered a safe landing. Pilot Jachimes signaled crew to catch lines, but Renard ordered inaction, leaving the craft to drift and crash into trees near the military aerodrome.
An account recalls a young Japanese prince aboard a German warship during a voyage to Trinidad. The prince, eager to learn seamanship, asks to stoke the furnace as the crew prepare tea on a primly lit deck, while the narrator notes he is likely serving under Admiral Togo.
A girl in love and a man determined to run for office clash in New Orleans as two individuals resist reasoning. The scene centers on passions and political ambition shaping outcomes in a tense social dynamic.
A testimonial from H. R. Pranktin of Allegheny Pa claims fifteen years of scalp and body skin sores were cured in seven days using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after trying many doctors. The writer endorses the products and notes rapid normalization of skin.
In Philadelphia a diner hurries from a restaurant after cashing a counterfeit note. The cashier yells Here Wett in minute and the customer responds with a guarded quip about paying for dinner as he leaves.
The John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes new vegetables including an early Green Eating Onion as a money making variety. It highlights Mr Parmer and Gardener as winners associated with the offering.
Fragmented old notice includes a mock seed catalog offer for cabbages onions and corn alongside a distressed family scene about a child named Timmy and a quarrel at prayer. The readable parts mix advertising with a brief incident involving a girl and her mother.
Mrs Stone of Lakewood Rhode Island recounts long struggle with debility headaches nervousness and weight loss. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she reports restored appetite weight color and vitality and urges other women to try the treatment and read Plain Talks to Women published by Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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