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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1891
Page
10
A partial OCR reading suggests a discussion of a tree decay event near a site identified by a garbled phrase. The readable elements imply inquiry into a plant or forestry issue with possible mentions of a location and researchers, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR provides unclear names and numbers. no coherent event or persons can be identified from the readable text offered.
A veteran of the Civil War recounts loss and pride through Mary Barton Delany, his daughter. After years of hardship and desertion, a chance hotel reunion in Philadelphia reveals Mary’s marriage to Barton and a restored family, ending with a hopeful toast to Davcy Delany Barton and a happy future.
Francis Elias Spinner longtime United States Treasurer died in New Orleans after a long career of public service He was born in 1802 at Mohawk New York and rose from local banking and militia roles to Congress and the Treasury where he first used female clerks and modernized staffing His retirement year 1875 followed a presidency marked by fiscal oversight and a meticulous accounting record.
A rough, archaic tale describes a New Jersey incident where a man was struck, suffered injuries, and endured a day or two of pain resembling being dragged by mules. The fragment recalls swampy scenes and odd dangers with mosquitoes and leeches in a rural setting.
After resigning, the individual spent much time living in a camp at Pablo Beach Florida, reflecting on circumstances and daily routine during the interim period.
A Belgian churchyard marks the resting place of Charles Bailly, secretary to Mary Queen of Scots, executed in 1587. The article also notes oblique vignettes on travelers, a Pennsylvania college cannon incident involving a student named Chadd, and a parable about Dom Pedro of Brazil turning vanity into hospital funding, plus a cartoonish YMC A exchange about photography purchases.
Dr Charcot describes a hypnotic test using a portrait to study suggestibility. He explains to a patient to identify a photograph on a set of similar leaves, noting how perception shifts with hypnosis and after awakening. The method aims for objective, repeatable results and places hypnosis as a scientific pursuit.
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