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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
4
The advertisement claims Mother's Friend liniment eases childbirth by external application to the abdomen, promising elasticity and strength for the final stretch. It warns against internal remedies, stating they are harmful, and portrays expectant mothers as spared pain.
The annual session records show votes naming Mitchell Capital Dakota Post and Mt. Vernon News as county official papers for the year. The board adjourned to successive sessions, reviewed fee books, accepted hospital and clerk reports, and approved transfers and road right of way contracts. It also lists salaries, poor farm purchases, barn insurance, and orderly financial tallies certified by County Auditor H B Anderson.
Davison County South Dakota presents a sworn treasurer's exhibit detailing the county's financial condition for the quarter. Auditor H B Anderson verifies warrants drawn and assets and liabilities as true and correct in the official county records.
A Baltimore Sun reminiscence recalls Edwin Booth era on stage with a kitchen set mistaken for a palace, and a forthright caution to keep eyes on the actor not the scenery. Other vignettes recount a Massachusetts couple's sunbonnet, a wedding nail, and R. B. A. Dorr’s unreported lighthouse rescue tale.
A Boston Transcript passage sketches a charity solicitation at a local firm. It contrasts two men: a well dressed enterprise minded man likely in charge and a slouchy desk clerk deemed underpaid and woebegone.
A newspaper item presents a bishop’s exam of girls on matrimony with a witty comeback about courtship. It then shares stray humor about a mother and child and a vegetarian raised kitten. The pieces reflect light, moral tone and classic quips.
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