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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
9
Subscription rates listed for Hub Materials Pouring Co. include one year in advance and six months options with shorter terms. The text also credits C W Downey as editor and notes rates for three months, likely for single copies.
Juliet Arlington and John Faxon, the governor’s hopeful private secretary, navigate courtship amid state tradition. In a winter of guests and steadfast duty, Faxon declares costly affection as Juliet asserts her belief in a governor’s lineage and foreshadows a political partnership.
A Sioux City based Farmers' Tribune weekly farm paper offers our readers a strong northwest weekly with timely farm articles and a home department for women. The notice urges careful reading of the subscription announcement and notes the paper stops when subscriptions expire.
In New York at Palmer’s Union Square theatre Rose Eytinge and Charles R. Thorne Jr clashed offstage. After a heated quarrel Thorne tried to smooth things with a tale of gossip but Eytinge, yawning through the tale, retorted that she was a Jewess, restoring dignity in the green room.
The article highlights John Ruskin as a pivotal 19th century figure evolving from critic to philosopher and reformer. It credits Modern Painters with launching his fame in 1843 and notes his influence on nature beauty, art in England, and life ideals. It also emphasizes his philanthropy and dedication to home industries and national improvement.
A miscellaneous Chicago News item offers quirky maxims about effort and prudence. It suggests balancing start and finish, noting two men drop dollars while chasing pennies, and contrasts words like fill and enough in human behavior.
An 19th century advertisement promises a $100 reward for a catarrh cure that Alls Catarrh Cure by K J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It includes testimonials and claims of the firm’s honesty and solvency. It lists druggists willing to carry the remedy and advertises additional health products.
A British tourist challenges a remark about eligibility for the US presidency while a speaker notes the ideals of the republic. The exchange underscores a belief that any American-born boy can reach the nation's highest office despite age concerns.
The piece extols the grip illness and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia and ensuring recovery. It asserts widespread use with no pneumonia cases reported and promotes buying from druggists.
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