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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1886
Page
4
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The readable fragments mention people and places in a disrupted page segment. Names and events are incomplete but hint at a social or academic gathering with friends and a schedule. The damaged text lacks coherent details to determine a clear event or outcome.
Gossip columns highlight Mary Anderson as a devout Catholic who fasts during Lent and rises for early Mass. The piece notes her business sense, generosity, and tact with English artists, plus a quarrel with W. S. Gilbert over Galatea costumes and Tadema anecdotes without graphic detail.
Twenty three new operas produced in Italy this year. Merny pays taxes on $179000 in Boston property. Joan T. Manone to lead juvenile roles with Margaret Mather Company until June. Paud ing gives up hopes of returning this season after Romeo falls. Munkaesy showcases The Death of Mozart at a Paris salon, boosting the painting’s impact. Boveracit's Theatrical Register debuts, listing actors, engagements, and addresses for managers nationwide.
The Morning Post argues for women’s political work as beneficial beyond party politics. It praises women’s positive influence in home life and predicts harms from their political absence. It calls for a standard of conduct among men and warns of dishonest politics and craven public tolerance.
A New York letter praises Mrs. Leslie as head of Frank Leslie’s publishing house praising her intellect poise and grace. It describes her European trip welcomes from friends office demeanor and stylish black attire with diamonds. The piece then shifts to New York women copying English fashion and manners with bold carriage and rough English accents.
The model room spans four vast halls on the second floor with about 1,200 by 100 feet. 0000000000 It houses 200,000 models from a micro tack-nail to a locomotive and includes relics once stored there now at the Smithsonian. 0000000000 The first 1700 1836 collection of roughly 4,000 pieces was destroyed by the 1836 post office fire and never restored.
The Philadelphia Times notes Lotta has collected a fortune from unknown admirers. A lunacy suit over a diamond ring given to Lotta by Isa bella Jennings’s committee was withdrawn. The piece reflects on stage life, drink, and Adelina Patti’s meticulous preparation before performances.
A blend of social topics and verse including Mothers and Old Maids, England suffrage notes, plus a humorous tale from Boston Courier about Young Hibbs’ earnest love. It records local gossip and a cheeky wedding promise as amusement.
The article extols women as the world’s greatest fiction masters and top earners. It highlights George Sand and George Eliot as premier authors, praises Saras Bernhardt in drama, notes women’s success in song and painting, and urges bright girls to pursue their mission at any cost.
Washington letter to Chicago News recalls John H. Oberly as a Memphis newspaper owner and duel participant with Ellsworth in Nashville in 1859. The encounter began with insults, led to a pistol duel using Colt revolvers, and ended when Ellsworth apologized, avoiding bloodshed.
Americans describe London as costly with sons at Eastbourne College and English discipline. Details cover social classes, servant character, and the American colony's dynamics in London. Anecdotes on Artemus Ward, Lincoln meetings, and Madame Mohl portray life aim and hospitality across eras.
The article warns that using reaper and mower knives inflicts uneven grooves on grindstones making them useless for grinding. It suggests sharpening a dull spade to level the stone as the best way to remove inequalities. It ends with a quip about preferring a companion who thinks for himself.
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