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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1890
Page
3
Fragmented text presents garbled dialect lines about East and West love, weather, and a changing heart. References to a rosebud and a bride suggest a Romantic fragment, with unclear speakers and shaky syntax across scattered phrases. No clear event or人物 identified.
A Pleasantville woman recalls poverty, work, and a narrow escape with her husband Barry Sexton during a blackberry picking journey. They later wed after meeting Dr Arbuthnot and his nephew, surviving the Johnstown flood and rebuilding a life of security and happiness.
A Republic reporter recalls two courtroom anecdotes from eminent lawyers. Judge Kombaner once ruled against a diploma heavy but legally weak attorney who challenged the decision. Judge Rombaner, with a Bohemian accent, quipped a blustery reply about finding law in the books.
A Boston Courier story recalls a child who found no new gifts on Christmas and bravely wrote Santa Claus a touching missive. The note says Santa did not bring a talking doll and asks to come again, revealing a child’s fading belief and comforting outcome.
Dialogue reveals a man asking about his wife while another explains she has stayed with her mother for two weeks. A six page letter arrived, but its contents remain unread as they discuss a publisher and a journal that does not sell.
A farmers note outlines seed corn selection discarding broken kernels and tips for germination, plus advice on choosing silage corn varieties, handling dairy cows to prevent milk fever, and humane calf and baby care. It includes making cheese, curing foot rot, and household tips with recipes and remedies.
The dairy argues farmers should make cheese year round, not rely on factory products. It urges home production with several cows, detailing a method including rennet, dairy salt, pepper, and a three day staining process, to ensure cheese for family use rather than buying butter.
The article explains queen cell formation and royal jelly feeding for new queens. It describes a Vermont bee convention discussion on foul brood and a practical cure involving moving affected colonies to an empty box, then transferring bees to a new hive with foundations.
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