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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
2
A new Norfolk fashion blouse with box plaits and belt offers adjustable wear over or under a skirt. The pattern 8646 fits 34 to 42 inch busts and uses cotton crepe with linen trim. orders ship by mail for ten cents.
May Manton presents a graceful new sectional skirt design showcased as a stylish sewing model. The pattern emphasizes modular panels and a clean silhouette suitable for household garment makers.
The May Manton pattern 8648 offers a sectional skirt in sizes 24 to 32 with laced and embroidered panels. It uses taffeta or silk, requires 8 yards of fabric 27 inches wide and 21 yards of lace or embroidery, and includes front gathering with cords and back edge lapping details. The pattern is mailed from the paper's Fashion Department for ten cents.
A collection of soup guidance explaining why soups precede heavier meals and detailing asparagus carrot and celery based soups. Instructions cover preparation, simmering times, pureeing, cornstarch thickeners, and serving hot with bread or croUTES.
James P Thompson of California miner, orator and writer travels nationwide to spread the gospel of labor in a cross country lecture under the Industrial Workers of the World auspices.
Readers in Princeton Illinois and Poland New York report relief from female troubles headachy neck inflammation and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Nurses and neighbors endorse its benefits urging others to seek advice and consider the medicine promptly.
Doroth notes Clarke recalling Elliston speaking about a smart, womanly Mae. Mae’s afternoon flirtations during tennis led to claps and a dress described as orchid silk with velvet lacings. Elliston, shy with women, seemed unsettled as Mae monopolized the scene, prompting talk of discretion and taste.
The report shows capital cash 2,000,000 with ledger assets of 15,571,361.71 and total income 10,090,871.10. Liabilities total 10,443,550.22 with surplus 3,606,175.22. In South Dakota 1914 risks written 575.00 and premiums received 219,298. 67,925 expenses. losses paid 161,216.33. Commissioner certifies authority to transact fire and related insurance till Feb 29, 1916.
STABLEIN, the Commissioner of Insurance, and F. C. Mueller the Chief Clerk participate in a Cork meeting. The sparse OCR notes confirm official roles but lack a clear event outcome or date.
A Munich newspaper warns readers of long distances and adds startling figures about space, noting 240 000 miles to the moon and 96 000 000 miles to the sun while hinting at broader “Real News at Last” coverage.
In Chicago the paper comments that Mr. Bryan is a more edifying sight paddling his own canoe than steering the nation’s ship, a private matter if he rocks the boat. Missouri Should Pass Up Dope critiques in New York Telegram context about St Louis believing Stone would become Secretary of State.
In Charlestown and Pittsburg papers readers see reflection on wartime feelings of veterans and a courtroom clash as Harry Thaw's attorneys push a defense. The texts juxtapose public memory of war with ongoing legal maneuvers shaping a sensational case.
Commissioner of Insurance certifies the National Union Fire Insurance Co of Pittsburgh has filed a sworn annual statement for year ending December 31 1914. The report shows admitted assets 4 256 915 99 premium income 1 969 371 52 and total liabilities 2 949 575 7 with capital paid up 1 000 000 00 and surplus. Policy risks written in South Dakota 1514 and authority to transact fire tornado hail insurance valid until February 28 1916.
Vic Huerta, known for courting trouble, remains determined to pursue conflict as the Detroit Free Press notes his ongoing habit and the surrounding reaction in the city.
A column advises women to brighten dull eyes with daily boric acid washes. It recommends a three ounce bottle of four percent solution and a glass eye cup, detail washing each eye with repeated blinking, then discarding the solution.
The article touts a unique Milwaukee route option for western travel. It describes a forty mile St. Joe River voyage from St. Maries Idaho to Coeur d Alene and onward to Spokane. It highlights mountain scenery from the Olympian and Columbian trains and notes a return via the Pacific Limited. Information and travel literature are available from local agents.
Mitchell brief items note Fred Sceallin visiting relatives in iPerre and church delegates traveling to Chicago for the International Christian Endeavor meeting. Local accidents include a Parkston car crash injuring Clorker and Williams. Reports cover marriages, births, city council, church societies, and upcoming charity trains to De Smet. Community visits span Kalispell to the Pacific coast.
Guy Cook leaves for Chicago this morning. He will meet Paul Scallin in Omaha next week and both head to Los Angeles and California. Twilight baseball league opens Thursday evening at Hitchcock Park with barbers and firemen as players, weather permitting. James J. Lahey travels to Bemidji Minnesota to join Mrs. Lahey and their young daughter camping with friends at Lake Bemidji.
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