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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
2
The article describes trim hatpins with furred animal heads and narrow silk beltings for flounced petticoats. It notes popular beaver fur hats for daywear, a claret velvet shade for evening use, and coats or capes with neckless or standing collars. Evening dresses show lace strips and ribbon bands with stitched textures. A long tunic draped over a pastel underskirt completes the ensemble.
A concise collection of quotations on patience, negligence, self interest in helping others, ancestry, greatness, mischief by enemies or well meaning friends, and the value of small considerate acts in daily life.
Fred Lennox joins Burgo master company while Pearl Sanders is engaged for The Silver Slipper by John C. Fisher. Arthur Byron chosen as leading man for Mary Mannering's company this season. Henry W Savage runs five companies touring the country. Wilson Barrett's The Christian King premiering in Bristol. Grace Van Studdiford ends season with the Bostonians then European engagement. Orisha Worden, niece of Admiral Worden, acts Nakahira in Around the World In Eighty Days. Lewis Waller secures British rights to M. Beaucaire for London. Edgar Selden buys drama rights to Robert Louis Stevenson tale The Death by Own Action Club for a stage adaptation.
The Atchizon Globe quotes Spanish wit Quevedo on avoiding aging with rules. Stay in sun in summer and wet in winter, never rest, fret at everything, and eat cold meat with cold water to stay young. The humorous observations on memory, humor, class, and manners accompany the quip.
Reports from Omaha say the Milwaukee St Paul and Union Pacific deal to create a Chicago coast train service is dead. The alliance faced pressure from Northwestern and opposition from the Vanderbilts, with Milwaukee signaling plans to build its own coast route and extend to the Black Hills. Mitchell looks to benefit from regional capital prospects tied to the track extension.
In Stanley County the Republicans backed Democrat Young for the legislature defeating Zoske. Ft. Pierre rests in Stanley County and locals prioritize keeping the capital at Pierre. Now Young advocates Mitchell while Zoske supports Pierre, leaving the voters to rue the split.
Eugene Field notes on dyspepsia and rest for the stomach. An ad copy extols Kodol as a digesting aid to relieve indigestion and restore normal tone. A separate remark claims Queen Victoria and George III share a rare coincidence in their rites.
Professor Edward E. Phelps born in Connecticut rose to Yale graduate and Vermont University anatomy chair. He joined Dartmouth as lecturer then attained the nation’s top professorship and created Paine's Celery Compound, famed for nervous system and blood cures.
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