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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1886
Page
7
A collage of vignettes on women and fashion, from flirtatious gossip to the ethics of dress and education. The piece juxtaposes stylish behavior, labor disputes among sewing girls, and reflections on women’s roles, education, and professions within a late 19th or early 20th century urban context.
A fragment discusses a woman healing a dislocated shoulder with care and flowers and cites beliefs that women should attend to domestic duties. It quotes a writer on love, maternity, and art as escape values. Mentions Mary Somerville Harriet Martineau and Charlotte Bronte and urges women to pursue broader roles.
A Vermont student regains six years of learning after illness when a sexton’s routine work and careful lamp trimming trigger a revival of knowledge. A visiting stranger notes the symmetry of flames and geometry, prompting the man to recall the Pythagorean theorem and his former studies.
A Detroit scene unfolds as a farm man from Ohio pursues his wife who fled with the hired man. The trio confronts each other on Michigan Avenue, a bluff leads to a police standdown, and the couple ultimately rides away on a street car.
A Rochester ledge features Dr J B Henson whose extended article on a dramatic medical rescue sparked wide interest. The interview recounts his alleged cure of Bright's disease using a remedy called Warner's Safe Cure, with statements from Dr Henson, Mr Warner, and Dr Lattimore. The piece notes public inquiries and cautions about kidney disease and early treatment.
The oudja appears as an ancient gold or silver parallelogram with an elongated eye and tear drops, used on bracelets and pins and praised by Jewelers' Weekly for its elegance. London buyers are said to be furor.疑
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