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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1901

Page

2

Mitchell Local News Highlights And Transfers

Mrs. A Needham returns from Kansas City and other Missouri points while Henry Clark sick with grippe and risk of pneumonia. Allan Ladd sells Milltown store to O P Swartz and plans road work. Rev W A Cave moves to Brookings church. Jack Sayles wintering 275 cattle at White Lake. Revival week opens at Congregational church. Mrs Anna Loffswold dies in Plano township aged about 80. Fire breaks around Mitchell confirmed by Chief Keith. Sheriff swaps Neil Mc Laughlin to Aberdeen for bootlegging. Local notes on farms, water well driller, and area travel. Small-pox quarantine affects Redfield with guards and train delay.

A. Needham Kansas City Missouri Henry Clark Milwaukee Railroad Rourd House Roy Boggs Mt. Vernon Boggs Republican Daily Allan Ladd Milltown O. P. Swartz Parkston Allan C.C. Boulton Davis Pukwana Reporter Meckling R. M. Spinkie Hager W. A. Cave Howard Methodist Church Methodist Church Brookings Jack Sayles White Lake Sayles Mitchell Chamberlain D. C. Sneller West Anna Loffswold Eric Thompson Plano Township Thompson Farwell Cemetery R. N. Kratz Keith Clark Deadwood C. B. Clark Swindler Neil McLaughlin Milwaukee Brown County Aberdeen Alexandria Herald T. H. Youngman Jasper Youngman Place O. T. Litchfield Mr. Litchfield Sanborn County Clarence E. Hall Sioux City Omaha Road W. V. Miner Plankinton M. L. Bobb Centerville Sioux Falls Congregational Church G. C. Coffee W. N. Coffee Fullerton Fullerton Lumber Co George A. Johnston Harry L. Bras Pierre Arlie Meade Gazette Salvation Army Army John Burke Geo. Garton W. N. Hollands John Tuckey Yankton Watertown Redfield

Piles of People Testify to Banner Salve Merit

Testimony swarms in praise of Banner Salve as a cure for piles with a guarantee. Mc H Scallin endorses the product citing patient experiences and promised effectiveness.

Ss. H. Scallin

Famine recalls 1770 Bengal disaster and recurring scarcity

The excerpt cites the 1770 Bengal famine with ten million dead and notes recurring grain shortages across districts. It cites Review of Reviews on drought frequency and Great famines roughly every century. It also advertises Mull's Lightning and a short humor exchange about life and money.

Bengal India

Fr re wW e nit Cc Sou medical ad mentions cough remedy

An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughing and heal the lungs claiming ordinary cough medicines irritate lungs. It notes Mull's Lightning Pain Killer offers instant pain relief without opiate or ammonia, and lists J. H. Ferris as a seller.

Foley Mull’s J. H. Ferris

The Useful Telephone Latchkey Prank

Two young women on St Paul street are locked out after a theater outing their father drowsy and the servants gone. A neighbor spots the scene and calls the father via telephone in his room to wake him. He answers, learns of the door incident, and orders the front door opened.

St. Paulstreet Papa Central Baltimore Sun

What is a skeleton and other vintage snippets

A collection of short antiquated excerpts discusses a child’s view of a skeleton as “a man without any meat,” a witty banter about Miss Flite and Mr Smythe, pigeons used in ancient messengers, and a London costermonger’s humorous request to the queen for swill from her swill pot.

Mitch London R. A Balmoral London Standard

Do You Love Me As Much As Ever

A playful domestic exchange ends with a wife asking love, a husband replying from behind his newspaper, and a quip attributing the answer to habit. The brief vignette captures a lighthearted moment of affection and routine.

Mistress's Cook Seeks Pain Free Teeth Extraction

A West Side mistress learns her cook Hannah seeks pain free tooth extraction from Dr Jones. Hannah returns furious claiming the dentist pulled the right tooth and charged a dollar and a half, while the mistress asks if it was painless.

Upper West Side Hannah Dr. Jones Longah Liza New York Sun

Humor as fuel for greatness in famous lives

The piece cites John Jendrick Bangs on humor shaping destiny, invoking Columbus, Washington, and Gutenberg as examples. It argues laughter and play spur thought, invention, and new starts, claiming many leaders’ turning points arose from comic or absurd moments during youth.

John Jendrick Bangs Mr. Bangs Columbus George Washington Johann Gutenberg Gutenberg Robert. Mackay

Trying to Make Forty Dollars in a Wall Street Flop

A young man turned $100 into nearly $9,960 chasing a $40 goal and then shorted a volatile stock. The stock rose instead of fell, adding 126 points and forcing him to sell in a rapidly worsening trend. He plummeted from gains to debt, borrowing to back bets before the market collapsed and left him $15,000 in debt.

Wall Street T. C T. I Hanover National Bank Dr. Knowall New York Press

A Rhapsody of Love From English Woman's Love Letters

A lyrical excerpt speaks of shared solitude and union in a passionate pledge. The speaker invites deep closeness and mutual devotion, expressing longing, surrender, and a vow to live or die by the beloved's word in a tender, ardent tone.

Quaint Introduction of Freeman by Wells Dean

A Wells dean introduces E. A. Freeman with mixed praise and sharp critique. He notes Freeman as historian and neighbor, yet portrays him as lacking agreeable personal traits while highlighting his vivid depictions of early forefathers.

Dean of Wells E. A. Freeman Freeman

No Snakes In Hawaii Says Republic News

The Honolulu Republic notes the centipede is the only poisonous insect in Hawaii and its sting is no more dangerous than a wasp or hornet's. It contrasts mainland tarantula stings as usually fatal. Hawaii reportedly has no snakes or poisonous reptiles. Denmark claims universal literacy. South Africa winter spans April to September.

Hawaii Hawaiian Islands United States Honolulu

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mitchell and Vicinity F. A. Craft Kimball Geo. H. Miner Scotland O. P. Shaw W. E. Crane Bridgewater Mull J. A. Ferris Henry Ohio State Journal Indianapolis Journal Washington Post Denmark Smith & Conyes, Price Clothiers Mitchell, South Dakota H.R. Kibbbe W. C. Huyck Ass’t. Cashier Mitchell National Bank U. S W.G. Davison N. L. Davison The Ger CH Roft Baeat
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