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The Weekly Capital from Mitchell S. D. Mitchell Printing Co. Punvisuer appears as a historical newspaper item.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1894
Page
2
The Weekly Capital from Mitchell S. D. Mitchell Printing Co. Punvisuer appears as a historical newspaper item.
A collage of domestic topics from fashion to household rules and tools. Mrs Beecher on shared home authority. Queen Victoria’s brisk country drives. Harem definitions in modern Turkey. practical home repairs and self sufficiency. a St Helena fish tale concludes with a North American dip net scene.
Edward W Bok in Ladies' Home Journal urges four main studies with music and art as accomplishments. He lists English, history, literature, and mathematics, plus music and art, as a sufficient course for an average girl, emphasizing physical welfare. The excerpt also mentions Mrs Gerlda Wallace in Chicago and praises suffrage progress in Colorado.
Practical, inexpensive house gowns are urged for busy women to avoid wasteful use of best dresses. The article outlines easy to sew wrappers, day dresses, and simple ensembles in light wash fabrics, with design notes and illustrated examples for comfortable, dainty home wear.
Square-cut jackets for young boys. silk fronted ceshmere wrappers. moire rib effects. lace jabots. taifetas and dot satin changes. green navy va tics. equestrian tights. Swiss ribbed undervests. French twill sacques. extensive quilitie ceilings noted in black fabrics.
A Sunday school study of Genesis 18 22 33 contrasts Abraham and Lot focusing on life directions toward a city of God versus Sodom. It notes faith as a path to salvation and warns against world conformity with examples from Lot and Abraham, ending with guidance toward the next lesson on Abraham's faith.
The Himalaya peaks rise 16 000 to 18 000 feet. Denmark houses Deer Park the largest European city park at 4 200 acres. Gibbon’s history spans 1 200 years. The largest iron bridge crosses the Firth of Tray Scotland, 18 612 feet long with 85 spans.
Compiled notes underline personal duty in faith and practice. The author urges believers to overcome difficulties, give generously, work for God’s glory, and trust in truth despite worldly doubt. It stresses Christ centered preaching, moral discipline, and the value of actions over words for spiritual growth.
A compact reflective piece on summer outings for city children urging balanced exercise and caution. It contrasts urban and rural habits, notes health risks of overexertion, and suggests daily outdoor activity under trees or by rivers to build strength. Includes a humorous anecdote about an umbrella and casual banter about the future.
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