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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1907

Page

3

Fainting Bertha Lebecke Railroads Through Mental Hospitals

Bertha Lebecke, known as Fainting Bertha, emerged from a life of escapes and confinement across Iowa Illinois and Missouri. Her path through Joliet Kankakee Elgin Nevada Peoria and other asylums ends with admission to South Bartonville where officials note her rare escape history.

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Missouri Teacher Faces World Speller Champion Challenge

Lancaster Missouri schoolteacher Professor J Jones holds the world spelling title and issues a public challenge yearly. Jessie Hamilton, 18, a proofreader from Macon, answers to test his skill and seeks to dethrone him with strict rules and a four hour word battle.

Kansas City Star Professor J. Jones Lancaster Jessie Hamilton Macon Professor Jones Miss Hamilton Brother Jones Missouri Mr. Jones

Quips and Quarrels from a 1900s Atchison Column

A breezy miscellany on manners and morals surveys common foibles about women travel and gossip. It cites social habits and urban curiosities while lampooning pretension and the clash between old and new values. A lampooned editor narrative ends with a caustic barbed notice on a society marriage.

Unlucky Month Onlooker Bet Card Luck In Games

A Pall Mall magazine excerpt explores superstition in card play via a respected club spectator who avoided cards in one unlucky month. An elderly observer watched others play and, by proximity, was said to bring bad hands to players, prompting him to leave tables when near.

J. H. Harriman Washington Mr. Harriman Jane Smith John Jones Pall Mall

Teachers Deserve Higher Pay Across Education Sectors

The Review of Reviews argues for better pay for teachers as essential to national progress. It links teacher quality to a strong public school system, higher institutions, and broader social reforms, urging sufficient salaries to attract and retain a permanent profession.

Lost Short Sparks Taxywise Banter

In a humorous column from Starper's Weekly a clerk laments a missing item while a customer protests having just paid 12 cents to complete a job. The exchange ends with the laundress confirming the short was washed and not yet found.

Starper’s Weekly Taundrymaun Juaundrymin

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