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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
3
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The Hartford Courant discusses President Roosevelt's Memorial Day remarks and the reaction to his stance on lynching and Philippine conduct. It cites a Confederate Congress resolution from 1862 and argues that while history is complex, targeting the army with blanket condemnation is misguided.
A writer argues that the South’s 1862 Confederate stance was a dangerous error and that war, while brutal, preserved the Union. He compares Civil War outcomes to U S actions in the Philippines and warns against repeating historic misjudgments for future generations in 1942.
A Minneapolis Tribune opinion argues the Boer people remain a strong majority in South Africa and may endure beyond British influence. It minimizes current mourning, contrasts past struggles with future prospects, and envisions a possible United States of South Africa as observers weigh historical outcomes.
Democrats and Populists plan to meet in Huron on June 25 to name a state ticket. The central issue is whether they will fuse or refuse to fuse their candidacies.
Aber Deen Sentinel editor C Boyd Barrett calls for Populists to rally with Chicago and Kansas City platform Democrats. He hints at Barrett’s possible gubernatorial nomination and aims to unite forces on the 25th at Huron to defeat the Kit and Nye machine. He describes himself as a Jefferson Monroe Democrat.
The piece notes national tension as Democratic leaders push the Philippine issue in campaigns. It cites a large print push with one million Hoar speeches and 500,000 DuBois copies. Sioux City Journal criticizes the Sioux Falls Republican platform as weak and unfocused. Minneapolis Journal reports a NW scoop on the party platform release before it was finally adopted.
A late Eureka Blade remark by E A Warner, Gov Herried’s secretary, argues that Minnehaha county and Sioux Falls alone do not represent South Dakota. It urges residents to recognize the broader state beyond agricultural, mineral, social or political scopes.
The Nebraska City Tribune reflects on graduates entering a life of steady work. It suggests young people will face familiar chores and routines, from tending gardens and babies to cooking and cleaning, with limited romance and more daily duty ahead. It emphasizes life as heavy labor with scarce poetry.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and advocates constitutional remedies. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure most catarrh related deafness, offers $100 for an uncured case, and promotes Hall's Family Pills, with 75 cent price for the cure.
For Sale land parcels near Platte and White Lake South Dakota. N W 21-102-64 at 86.75 per acre cash. N W 32-101-66 at 10.00 per acre with one fourth cash and balance 200.00 per year at 6 percent interest. S 36 of 23-102-66 seven miles south of White Lake. Choice half section. Must be sold quickly. Frank Van Wagenen Mitchell South Dakota.
An avenue restaurant owner argues men show more irritability before breakfast while women are generally calmer. He notes many regulars are newspaper men who, after a hearty breakfast, become agreeable. He cites breakfast as the key test of temperament in diners.
Franklin B. Wiley urges writers to submit manuscripts plainly without flattery or excuses. Do not pressure editors with personal appeals or lavish gestures. Let the manuscript speak for itself and avoid pretentious tones or excuses.
A traveler recalls Venice blanketed in snow. The sunny city woke to unexpected weather as residents stayed in bed with hot drinks. Streets, bridges, and St. Mark's Square were largely deserted while pigeons disappeared from view.
The piece notes that Mizpah the monument set by Laban and Jacob near Cangan carries suspicion rather than affection. It explains the phrase The Lord watch between thee and me and suggests it may reflect distrust when used in modern engagement rings.
A yew tree in the Caucasus grows fifty to sixty feet tall with a diameter just over two feet. It grows slowly but its timber is nearly indestructible except by fire, surpassing mahogany in durability and appearance. Vast forests show many dead trees standing a century after death with no decay.
Emma recalls a week in Paris with three travelers, Mam ma visiting galleries while she studied the shops, and papa sampling cafe life. The exchange notes the trio made the most of a brief trip by dividing interests among art, markets, and local color.
After the service a speaker recalls Miss Addie Pose singing a line from Had I the wings of a dove and jokes about a 200 pounder trying to fly, noting the mental image amused him.
The notice quotes the Atchison Globe remark about new parents facing early sleepless nights and blamed looks between mother and father as you share the burden of a colicky infant.
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