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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1886
Page
6
The New York Jornal surveys complexion care and summer fashion trends. It details sun protection tips, powders, and washes, then shifts to fabrics, stripes, plaids, gloves, mitts, and accessories. It notes finger bowls at meals falling from favor and highlights hats, cloaks, and travel outfits with ornate sewing and new trims.
The piece recounts Col Delany a wealthy Virginian and Washington figure during Jacksons era roaming in a carriage and horse, later confined by relatives in a Baltimore asylum. It also discusses political labels Whig and Tory with Calhoun Forsyth and others, and ends with a profile of blind deaf mute Laura Bridgman born 1825 whose education transformed her life at Perkins Institute in Boston.
The item recounts Gov. Rusk of Wisconsin once a stage driver from Ohio and known as Jerry Rusk in early life, with anecdotes from Thomas Nichol about his skill on a road. A second piece portrays a young husband’s midnight return and a remorseful vow after discovering old love letters from a former suitor.
Phasecius suggests copyrighting painted biscuit decorations with Japanese motifs and contracting a wholesale stationer to push Mikado paper-weights into trade. Lavina and Jin react as Detroit Free Press coverage notes the idea.
A long narrative follows Major the old dog as his master contemplates disposal for age and usefulness. Major secretly seeks a home at a nearby poorhouse, joins weekly church services, and forms bonds with elderly residents, proving steadfast and wise in his adopted life.
A physician notes that mental health and social connection boost healing, urging friction with familiar minds and lively companionship. The article recalls Peter the Great's court, mixing craftspeople with nobles, and contrasts brutal revelry with a reforming impulse.
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