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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
12
An advertisement announces auction pricing policy and a store move to the second floor toy department due to crowds. It promises customers the chance to win thousands of dollars worth merchandise at their own bids while the store expands staff to accommodate shoppers.
Town items report visits from Mt. Vernon and Geddes, baptisms at the Baptist church, Bishop Ware in Mitchell, and gatherings at Odd Fellows hall. Includes school meetings, teaching staff travel, a Christmas bowling contest, and two recent marriages on the city’s social scene.
Nostalgic pharmaceutical ad touts Mother Gray nurse at New York Children’s Home claiming to cure feverishness teething disorders and intestinal worms. Boasts 30 000 testimonials and universal use with druggists selling 25 cents a box. Sample free. Address Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY.
A skeptical note on men seeking office to gain honor among peers, suggesting they buy their way into public positions and the accompanying exchange of prestige. The remark implies critique of political ambitions tied to public recognition.
The fragment reports a railway smash injuring or sinking the individual known as Mr. Billion. Personal remorse is shown with a prior refusal noted last month, reflecting a dramatic emotional response. The unreadable context leaves the exact outcome and location unclear.
A cautionary note suggests that facing troubles with a lighter expression can help ease worries and improve mood more quickly. The advice emphasizes practicality over pessimism and encourages a resilient outlook.
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