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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1886
Page
6
A poetic reminiscence describes a cottage on a hill with daisy strewn slopes and a laughing rill. It recalls rosemary and jessamine, birdsong, and the memory of a loved one. The speaker vows the cottage’ s glamour endures beyond time as both heart and mind linger.
Mrs. Torrance discovers her diamond missing and accuses maid Mildred amid a tense breakfast scene. The couple debates guilt, money, and a plan to sell the gem to fund Mildred’s sister’s singing lessons, ending with the ring recovered and new plans for Mildred.
A sermon fragment discusses faith amid temptation and the need for divine aid. It quotes a devotional poem and warns that false humility masks disbelief in Jesus. The piece argues Americans must embrace a plain sense of honor in all work, from cooks to presidents, to avert societal decay.
A European tale describes a man in a dark dungeon who carves a sunlit image of Christ from the wall using a nail and stone to bring hope. Napoleon is quoted affirming Jesus as not a mere man and praising Christ’s empire of love over earthly power.
A Pentecostal reflection on charity contrasts formal giving with personal kindness to orphans and the homeless. An emperor questions faith, a nurse charms a child in pain, and a news boy's plight moves a passerby, illustrating Christian urging to touch lives beyond mere donations.
Dr Marstalla praises Henry Clay as a monumental statesman and lawgiver in the Senate era. The reminiscence covers his charisma, physical presence, and influence, noting his wars, tariffs, and banking role, with a vivid portrait of his public leadership and private charm. A separate vignette humorously contrasts free liquor opinions with a saloon keeping score.
A satirical look at a congressman overwhelmed by letters from supporters and seekers of jobs, plus reflections on patriotism and political graft. The piece blends anecdotes about pensioners, a Mexican claimant, and a weary lawmaker, framed by a Washington Star excerpt.
A collage of quips and brief items from various papers includes jokes on self-made men, a dialogue about honesty and coal carts, a note on petrifying bodies and a San Antonio story, plus a New York Times anecdote about a duel near-miss and a Juan Fernandez excerpt.
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