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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
5
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The Official County Paper notes that populists in Davison county have not issued a call for a county convention to select delegates. Democrats have issued theirs and will meet in the city to name delegates for the state convention, which coincides with the populists meeting at Huron.
A Sioux Falls committee proposes a corn palace modeled after the local structure for the St Louis exposition to showcase South Dakota resources. Now Town considers a similar building, with tentative suggestions circulating.
Colonel Melvin Grigsby of Sioux Falls has been nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate as the U S district attorney for Alaska. A close friend of President Roosevelt, he plans to assume duties in the fall and extends South Dakota’s pride in the appointment.
Many newspapers once harsh toward Mrs. May Ellen Lease soften after her divorce. They note she proved to the court that her husband offered no real support in twenty years and that she has earned her own living. She now enjoys freedom and financial independence.
The Philippine debate nears its close with a Senate vote planned for Tuesday. Senator Hoar of Massachusetts delivers a celebrated yet controversial address praised for rhetoric and idealism, while Republicans and Democrats alike respond with varied applause and critique, underscoring differing views on practicality.
The text contrasts idealism with practical policy, praising a senator for his ideals while arguing governance relies on common sense. It defends U S actions in the Philippines, cites harsher historical treatment of Indigenous peoples, and warns withdrawal would bring disgrace, urging understanding of current aims.
A commemorative speech honors veterans of the Civil War and their sacrifices. The speaker invokes Lincoln and the nation’s unity, urging care for widows and orphans and a lasting peace. The tribute concludes that the day was a splendid success and orderly.
The article warns spring biliousness from torpid liver and inactive bowels can cause illness. It promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers as a safe, non-gripe remedy that stimulates the liver and cleanses the system, with testimonial quotes from Moundsville and L. O. Gale.
The article urges light wholesome meals at night for tired nerves and warns against large dinners. It debunks the belief that brisk walking before meals stimulates appetite, explaining blood flow favors the stomach for digestion. It also describes how a telephone earpiece whistle arises from transmitter conditions and diaphragm movement.
A report notes the human mouth gradually shifts toward the left side of the face, causing left jaw teeth to wear faster. Scientists speculate over generations this may realign the mouth nearer the left ear rather than the nose.
A New York dealer calls oriental rugs nearly as standard as gold noting that $200 buys a rug at auction but the same price is available from reputable dealers. Rug houses have agents at auctions who pay close to market for genuine articles. After ten to fifteen years a rug can grow in value as an antique, while patched rugs selling at a fraction of value are risky.
The London Mail recounts Johnny and Harry left with their big sister as their mother goes out. At bedtime Johnny pleads to stay up, while the sister settles them. Johnny soon stops crying and tells Harry that she is tired, ending the scene with a quiet domestic moment.
The article notes that the right arm is more prone to injuries and that prosthetic makers report more right side losses. It cites data suggesting in fifty four of a hundred cases the left leg is stronger than the right, implying asymmetry in injuries and limb strength.
A visitor remarks that the father likes dogs and the Loy denies it asking why so many dogs are kept around the hogsey. The exchange highlights domestic life and humor in a rural setting.
A London slang piece explains nicknackstorian as a dealer in bric a brac with a curious case of a mummy orangutan and a fake King Arthur relic. Nearby, Harper's Weekly notes Oscar Fish, Alaska mail carrier, delivering 414 miles by dog sled twice monthly for about 35 000 dollars yearly amid avalanches and frostbite.
Immigrants on Ellis Island faced their first Easter in the new world with ice cream on the menu. Many were puzzled by frozen cream, with Irish and Italian newcomers reacting with humor and confusion while an English fisherman mused on serving it in warm weather.
A detailed look at how large trees are moved and replanted at the St Louis world’s fair site. Workers cut a deep trench, tip the 40 to 50 foot trees onto a truck, and replant them upright with care and ongoing watering until rooted. The piece notes the irrigation method in the Libyan Desert and explains Japanese distance measures and travel fares.
About fifteen years ago the Hawaiian government began forest work on the hills behind Honolulu. A dense growth of eucalyptus Australia wattle and related trees has since developed, noticeably aiding rainfall conservation and making the local climate more agreeable.
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