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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1892
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR Lead Scramble
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AN AFRICAN ROMANCE AND ITS COLONIAL HISTORY TALE
The narrator recounts a journey into Central Africa, meeting a Mandara village group and a sunlit river voyage. He describes a day of discovery with a royal-guest style, receiving gifts of coins and a Bible, and hearing legends of Telega the groom seized by Portuguese slave traders. The tale blends antiquated travel narrative with colonial memory and a Boston archival callback.
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Mandara
Telega
Pluto
Troserpine
Enna
Willge
Telegu
Beatrice
Teliga
Selega
Salles
Nathan Gibbons
Boston
Benin
Lisbon
Gibbons’ Wharf
Gibbons
Africa
Sherman’s Front Line Drama With a Hidden Soldier’s Wife
A Civil War surgeon defies orders by disguising his wife as a soldier to ride to the front with him. At Chattanooga she is stopped when her sex is revealed, and the officer refuses her passage. The surgeon cites Scripture, but the post commander counters that Sherman outranks Scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Resaca
Paper-Covered Bullets Develop Safer Rifle Wear
The government laboratory at Thun Switzerland devised a method to enclose a leaden bullet in a thin metallic covering and wrap it in specially prepared oily paper. This design aims to reduce barrel wear and friction from high initial bullet velocity without altering the bullet’s trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thun
Switzerland
White ants build tall observatory habitats for buffaloes
The article notes white ants create heights of wooden particle constructions bound by a gummy substance. Buffaloes can climb these firm, hurricane resistant structures and use them as elevated observatories.
Birds and Umbrellas in Swift News of 19th Century Trends
The article highlights flight speeds of birds noting hawks circling a locomotive at 60 miles per hour and gulls racing at 100 miles per hour. It then describes novel umbrella handles in London with dual purposes including a carved Gog head, a whistle for cabs, and an opera lass theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reminiscences of Ill Air and Jewelry on Approval
Fragmented reminiscence recalls a woman trapped by closed windows in a wooden house seeking air and a hotel exchange. It shifts to cases of jewelry on approval where buyers later deny applying after the jeweler notes a necklace worn at a ball. A similar reading glasses episode follows. The column ends with health notes urging water before bed and hot baths to ease insomnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Journal of Health
Walter Scott Heroines age debate noted in San Francisco report
A San Francisco report analyzes Sir Walter Scott heroines noting among thirty women sixteen described under 20. It counts eight with uncertain ages for Amy Robsart and others, suggesting most undated heroines are presumed younger and that Amy Robsart remains a midlife figure in fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
San Francisco Party
Amy Robsart
Clu
Scott Heroines: Independent Women of Many Trials
Nearly all Scott heroines are motherless girls raised by uncles or older men who shoulder early responsibility. They plan wardrobes, judge conduct with lovers, and sometimes influence politics. Though some are mere figures, their character shows women who justify the actions taken to win them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Charles I
Scott
Giants and a biting rebuke from a deranged listener
The text surveys legendary heights from ancient authors and reports on a disconcerting encounter in a mental asylum. It recounts tall men from Aristotle to Chang tu Sing and ends with a sharp retort from a deranged patient who wonders why the preacher’s mother did not throw him in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Nature
Mungo Park
Ganges
Mr. L
The Glass Snake and Tail Shedding
The Globe Democrat notes that the glass snake escapes by shedding its tail much like lizards do when pursued by a predator. It warns joints are loosely connected and a blow can break the creature into pieces, though a new tail may grow in months if undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Democrat
Nighttime Burglary Rules and Moonlight Exceptions
The piece explains that burglary requires entering with intent to commit a felony and that daytime entry is not burglary when faces are visible. Moonlight does not negate burglary, and breaking out after stealing can also constitute burglary. It notes that a tramp sleeping in is not a burglar, while hidden entry before nightfall and exit after theft still counts.
Exercise and Pure Air in Fighting Body Poison
Exercise and pure air aid the body's fight against internal poisons by boosting blood oxygen through muscle activity, driving it through tissues, hastening the breakdown of dead tissue into water carbonic acid and urea, and shortening the dangerous transitional forms of decay. The sedentary man especially needs pure air.
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Popular Science Monthly
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