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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1886

Page

7

Thoughts to Ponder the Quiet Hours in Sunday Readings

A reflective piece blending religious meditations on worry and providence with anecdotes about ministers, General Grant, and daily parish life. It contrasts quiet prayer with active duty, cites a Belfast-like sense of faith, and ends with a note on independence and practical piety.

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Silly Mischief in a Nine Year Old's Cellar Prank

A mother recalls Harry's staged theater mischief ending in a cellar chase. A private box is moved and the boy hides, flooding the room with molasses, soft soap, and cider. He is captured by his father and forgiven after a chaotic, laughter-filled night.

Harry Bunkey Burnett Blousey Shaw Tommy Bonnerbump Sally Threadneedle Tim Penny Jagusa Darrel

New London Boy Falls Stairs Breaks Pitcher

A New London boy fell down the back stairs with a milk pitcher in hand. He got up brushing dirt, asked if he broke the pitcher, and then said he would. The quip followed as he joked about breaking it himself. The Hartford Times notes a quip about happiness and continual fault finding.

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Why Jews Live So Long

The article cites The New England Medical Monthly praising Jewish longevity and attributing it to strict health laws. It notes Mosaic dietary rules, avoidance of indiscriminate meat, limited alcohol, and Sabbath observance as factors, and adds a Scottish legend linking the thistle to national emblem status.

New England Medical Monthly Pickard Warner

Favorite Prescription Promises New Life to Ailing Woman

Aged reader seeks relief from chronic ailments and dread of doctors. Dr. Pierce presents the Favorite Prescription as a scientific solution, claiming to restore all organs to healthy action. Available through druggists.

Penha Castle and a Comtesse's grand fortune split

The Portuguese King Dowager's fortune will go to the Comtesse Edla and Dom Augusto. The Comtesse hosts tea with Sally-Lunn cake in Penha Chateau near Cintra, famed for its German feudal style and year round blooms. Dyspepsia blamed on national complaint. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters praised as effective remedy and tonic with broad public backing.

Comtesse Edla Gustave Dore Penha London America Hostetter

How They Compromised and Oddities in a Package

A mother recalls a breakfast quarrel between a young woman and her sister over the big chair, noting they compromised by both taking it. The page also features assorted mischief and opinions, with items about a Texas judge, a bishop, patent remedies, and various advertisements and notes including Dr Pierce and Ayer’s pills.

Harry Mamma

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