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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

5

Sculptor's Hand and Hidden Beauty Seek Completion

A meditation on art and divine guidance urges the Great Sculptor to finish us. The text pleads for no unfinished flaw and for the inner form to emerge, aligning human effort with a higher purpose.

Battle in the Air Over a Goose and Hawk Fight

In Darby Pennsylvania a gander named Teddy defends Crumbeck’s barnyard from a hawk. The battle spreads across the yard with feathers torn and wings broken before Teddy drives off the hawk carrying a pullet. Teddy’s feat is described by Dr. Lee, board of health president. In Clayton Missouri 7 year old Eloise Preiss says a mockingbird guided her home after she got lost from school. Her account, shared by her mother, ties to a fairy tale lesson told by a teacher.

T. Jenkins Haines Bahama Bill Sea Horse Bill Snanghaing the Tong Jule Smart John Lee Wah Lee Florida Wah Bmart Cap'n Smart Captain Smart Jacksonyville Krey West New York Cap Sanders Captain Sanders Darby Robert E. Lee Board of Health William Crumbeck Thomas Clark Teddy Crumbeck Hoose Dr. Lee Clayton Eloise Preiss Miss Williams Eloise Louisa Preiss Clayton Public School Central Avenue St. Ferdinand Avenue Post-Dispatch Hanley Road

Jerry the pig and the mud longing saga

A Kansas pig named Jerry digs for mud when kept in a clean yard. He attempts self harm seeking water and mud, slowly weakens, and suffocates in his pen. The tale ends with a somber note and a nod to the unrelated New York Catskills project. The piece closes with verse by Kate Thomas from The Independent.

Kansas City Kansas Jerry Kate Thomas the Independent

Oh Mother of a Mighty Race Bryant Poem Excerpt

Poem praising the motherland and Westem virtues by William Cullen Bryant. It extols brave mothers, daughters, and frontier homes, promising future strength, freedom, and reverence as the nation grows. The piece frames motherhood as central to national virtue and resilience.

Poem Plea for Forgiveness From Pieter Marinus

A reflective monologue asks for gentle passage to heaven for Pieter Marinus as he pleads to be washed clean by sea tides and Gulf Stream. He imagines being called “son of Pieter Marinus” and returning home after a life marked by piracy brawls and cheated revenue.

Marjorie L. C. Pickthal Metropolitan Magazine Soo Nantes Pieter Pieter Marinus

Fragmented Verse Fragments From 19th Century Poetry

A collage of poetic lines and voices, including a lament on motherhood and loss by Charles Buxton, a resilient promise of persistence by Aldis Dunbar, and a rural dialect reflection on seasons. The pieces convey sorrow, struggle, faith, and lingering sentiment across periods.

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Thornton Jenkins Hains Tony Ceen Horatio Bonar Mr. Tillinghast Tommy Papa Ananias New York City New Catskills Mr. Porcupines Mr. Bunny Gems of William Cullen Bryant Charles Buxton Harper's Aldis Dunbar
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