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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1894
Page
6
Fragmented note on fashion and presence in Ruth’s dress
The readable text sketches Ruth and fellow characters as figures of style and presence. It hints at reactions to outfits, self expression, and social reception in a reflective, informal fashion-focused fragment.
Fragmented OCR Brief Contains A Suspicious Snippet
Gar. or ibre rith etn hen hts at od na 3 ur. The readable text is fragmentary with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
The American Visitor at the English Church
In a twilight English church, organist Spencer recalls his vanished son as a visiting American stranger admits murder in America twelve years ago. The man, claiming to know Spencer’s surname, invites him to the inn to recount his tale before the story continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of God
England
America
George
Spencer
Arizona
Mr. Spencer
Charles
Ays
Philadelphia
Two Interpretations At Revival Leads To Preaching Call
A young farmer converted at a revival sought a preacher license at the next conference claiming three visions. He described a sky blue ring with gold letters P O meaning Preach Christ, but an old pastor suggested P C could mean Plow Corn, leaving the matter unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C
Tam
Cincinnati Times-Star
Curious Bible printings and moral exhortations collection
The piece catalogs amusing Bible mistranslations from Breeches to Vinegar Bibles, then shifts to sermons on parental faith, family altars, and moral integrity. It highlights George W. Childs and urges diligent, godly parenting, civic virtue, and steadfast religion in daily life.
Ram's Horn Aphorisms and Moral Sayings
A collection of short religious maxims and ethical reflections on honesty faith and personal conduct. Images of character duty prosperity and temptation appear through proverbs about forgiveness generosity gratitude and resisting deceit.
Timothee Trimm Outwits Persistent Creditor
French journalist Lespes known as Timothee Trimm faced a stubborn creditor who refused to leave until paid. He blocked entry with newspaper scraps and prepared a charcoal fire, then posted a note declaring they would die by their own action. The creditor fled in alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lespes
Timothee Trimm
Harper's Young People
Timothee
Skins of Fruit Should Not Be Eaten
St Louis Post-Dispatch notes skins of fruit may harbor microbes that penetrate the skin and cause illness. While fruit itself can be sound, microbes on the skin can enter the system and breed disease, making it prudent to avoid eating the skin.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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