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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1892
Page
10
In a remote ranch household, Hays returns to face a web of lies about his failing marriage and a sister’s ambitions. A stranger offers a dangerous, comic divine warning while conspirators plot to reveal secrets. The scene ends with tragedy as Hays dies and the family splinters amid scandal.
Reflections on Acts 3 1 16 describe the lame man at the temple gate Beautiful receiving healing in the name of Jesus Peter and John command him to rise and walk and the crowd reacts with awe The piece urges living as grateful believers walking praising God and inviting others to seek salvation Look on us is urged as a path to healing and faith
A Milford Connecticut correspondent recalls Aaron Burr, then Vice President, being halted Sunday by Deacon Higby the tithing man as he traveled from Boston to New York. Burr complied, dining at Butler's tavern until sunset, honoring the law rather than resisting. The tale counters the claim Burr defied the law and upholds Higby's memory.
An ophthalmos expert argues against forced glasses for healthy eyes and warns of overreliance on electric lighting. A Paris anecdote follows about language misreadings as a traveler learns words like croque morts and crachoir, mixing funeral rites with a cuspidor in a humorous miscommunication.
A Hamme Westphalia pigeon fancier wagered twelve bees three miles from their hives would beat a dozen pigeons to a center point. At Rhynhern the first bee beat the first pigeon by a quarter minute and several bees finished ahead of the pigeons, with the bulk finishing nearly together. The race included flour to identify entrants. The women claim they eat little but dress in loose clothes after dinner.
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