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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
12
Mitchell and nearby communities report routine arrivals and returns from cities, travels of residents to Sioux Falls Chicago Rockford and Orlando Florida, local entertainment dances and clubs, new business partnerships for hides pelts and tallow, arrivals of dignitaries and speeches planned for Fourth of July events, and a buggy collision near the south side bridge with minor injuries.
A National Magazine tale describes a possum eluding hunter hounds by moving along fences and streams, leaping from log to log, and fleeing from tree to tree across a swampy boundary until it reaches a distant hollow. The adaptively shifting path frustrates pursuit as the animal hops between trees and uses terrain to its advantage.
An article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women with female weakness prolapsus leucorrhea or nervous symptoms. It asserts healthful women radiate happiness while ill-health casts a shadow. Testimonials claim recovery after five bottles and offer a $500 reward for untreatable cases. It promotes free Common Sense Medical Adviser and book options from Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo NY.
The article notes that new musicians face high costs before a hearing and must hire a manager, pay for venues and ads, and attract a paper audience. It warns that fleeting fashion among the smart set and opening acts with established artists can hurt a novice’s prospects and that “assisted by” favorites invites unfavorable comparisons.
Lake Baikal in Siberia is the world’s deepest lake with depths between four thousand and four thousand five hundred feet. Its area exceeds nine thousand square miles, roughly matching Lake Erie's surface, while its volume rivals Lake Superior.
A Kansas City Journal quip recounts a husband’s joke about his wife taking exercise. She set out to walk up a long hill but instead wandered into the dry goods district and ran up a different long hill, prompting the punchline that he was the one who was exercised.
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