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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1895
Page
7
A patchy column notes advertising ethics and public manners in New York. It references Li Hung Chang redress, rent markets, Ysaye pronunciation, and a rumor of Colonel Ingersoll delivering a new lecture. Curiosity turns to jokes about Minnesota rival cities and a Townley fraud case.
At Logan County Courthouse West Virginia a banquet followed an overwhelming vote to divide Logan County. Devil Anse Hatfield presided with revolver pistols showing while bears and wild game fed hundreds of locals. The event mixed celebration with warnings of rural delivery and national development concerns.
The text notes that President Havemeyer earns two salaries totaling $100000 annually and laments that hard times force him to dismiss several thousand American workers. It adds that effective advertising requires a strong offer, clear wording, skilled composition, and a good medium, with quality driving immediate success.
The life of Ferdinand de Lesseps spans imperial triumphs and bitter disgrace. He built the Suez Canal despite early skepticism, earning global honors, then faced ruin after the Panama scandal. Though condemned in his final years, his role in revolutionizing Europe remains historically pivotal.
A recent invention lets a smoker pretend to smoke while avoiding nicotine. A rubber bulb and a smoke chamber create a vacuum so smoke exits near the nostrils but not the mouth, disabling throat cancer risk claims. Also notes on brick wall heights and hollow fire bricks in modern offices. A Waterloo robbery ends with the thieves kissing the women, then good night. People often eat apple skin, especially with guests.
New York fashion correspondence notes persistent support for low necklines despite reformer opposition. Describes several gowns with shoulder exposure, detailing materials, cuts, and staid alternatives especially for older figures. Trends include off-shoulder and square-cut designs, blue and green fabrics, and evolving skirt styles with godets and ornate trims.
The column urges quiet for infants in early months, critiques the careless girl, and discusses muff furs, aims to help mothers manage youngsters. It covers tips on weight gain, home setup for rest, and fashion notes on headgear and restraint from overeffort.
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