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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1893
Page
9
A rustic speaker laments a lasting ache from a flirtatious woman named Kitty from Timber City. He recalls drinking and heartache, supposing his love will forever hurt him, while Kitty explains she was only flirting and it will keep hurting for a century.
A stranded fishing trip ends with Frank Hunter found alive after two years, having wandered in a pine camp. Mary waits through grief and months of doubt, guided by faith and a guardian, finally reuniting with a husband who recalls his life and the truth of his survival.
The lesson narrates the return from Babylon to Jerusalem led by Joshua and Zerubbabel Fifty thousand exiles travel five hundred miles to rebuild the temple and altar The piece links the rebuilding to Jesus as temple mender and urges continued worship including feasts baptism the Lord's Supper and continual burnt offerings It highlights psalmody as aid to edification and closes with a call to prayer and adherence to the law of Moses.
Lieutenant Senez, officer of the French gun boat Hussard, gained fame for courage during the Thuyenquan siege in Tonkin. After a 36 day bombardment by Chinese forces, he commanded a reinforced gun boat down the river under heavy fire, being wounded eight times as the vessel broke through to Hai Phong to join General Briere de l Isle and relieve the fort.
The baby values toys that produce sound over beautifully crafted items. Lead soldiers with firing muskets excite more interest than wooden Noah’s ark figures. A moving platform sheep with an accordion mechanism makes more noise, and the baby’s father notes dangers with drums and xylophones. The tin steam boat causes accidental stumbles and frustration as toys vanish underfoot. Marbles and tops end up along stairs and ladders, while the baby’s toys are often left where people walk.
A fragment notes heavy iron toys that threaten with deadly force placed on door mats while softer pastboard and wood toys sit harmless on mantles and shelves, illustrating contrasting risks in a household display.
Youth's Companion recounts Sir Walter Raleigh's execution with solemn praise. It notes Raleigh's gentle courage on the scaffold, his farewell to friends and courtiers, and his calm remark that the axe is a sharp medicine.
A traveler from Omaha to Denver recalls a tall man with an abnormally long foot resting in a marble wash bowl. The man explains weekly foot washing to soften coins due to perspiring wool socks. Fellow passenger later calls him a rich yet oblivious character, likening him to a prairie hog.
An eminent Cincinnati physician recalls a former partner who claimed too much fresh air would cure cold weather. The partner wore a light coat, died of consumption, while the speaker kept warm with heavy clothing and remains alive. The tale warns against extreme treatments and favors prudent dress in winter.
A tomb to the cap and clothes of Confucius is built at Tsingpo. A marble monument six feet high marks the tomb with details that the monument dates to the Lu dynasty in 506 and was repaired by Emperor Kangxi in 1676.
Beets now supply more than half of France’s alcohol production, with a little over a quarter from molasses and the remaining portion from grain. The shift highlights beet sugar as the dominant fermentable base in the country.
A grim remark condemns a cruel husband who starves his wife and children to death while hoping to keep some saloon-keeper fat, illustrating a stark moral judgment on ruthless vice.
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