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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1891
Page
2
A miscellany on жен: a practical wife’s ideal role organizing meals and home decor while expanding public roles for women. It cites Mary Hamilton and Susan Anthony in art memorial plans and offers sewing and home care tips along with a moral on women balancing family duties with public progress.
A large block of wooden buildings in Victoria Chinatown was burned by city order to clear space for a new public market. Officials aimed to remove rookeries rather than relocate them to prevent disease risk, including the Chinese theater area.
The lesson for July 26 centers on John 3 1 17 as Jesus discusses rebirth with Nicodemus. The piece explores divine life the necessity of being born from above and the aim of God’s self giving through Christ. It cites Pedo Baptist debates and stresses personal renewal over doctrine for salvation.
A writer asserts that a man who runs from God is untrustworthy anywhere, and that love alone can exhaust an enemy. Love never fails, and God guides each person to their highest good even if it is harsh. Wealth cannot outrun accountability, as the least and the greatest alike are weighed by divine judgment.
A humorous tale about a famous New York widow who marries again and hosts a betrothed widower. He leaves oversized slippers at her house, prompting the widow to tuck them away. Later, when two visitors arrive, she hides roses and money for her protégé, triggering the Indian man to chant Big Slippers as a playful mockery.
Mr E Giles of Bombay reports a metallic blue dragon fly about two and a half inches long dug a hole in gravel with dust showers. The insect pounced on a large fat cricket, then dragged it into the hole, scratched the entrance and flew away, all in about three minutes.
A columnist remembers hotch potch soup and a Scots almanac definition while recounting a woman’s kitchen recipe and a legal note on undivided property. The piece shifts to childhood memories of Acapulco divers and ends with a farmer’s poultry quip from the Lowell Courier.
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