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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
Ren plans to upgrade garden area with new paths. Affected residents will experience short term disruptions during construction. City officials urge patience and note the project will improve safety and accessibility once completed.
The fragment provides limited readable text about gains or statistics but lacks clear names, places, or events to identify a complete news item. No actionable details or identifiable entities are present to form a proper summary.
The brief item notes LAI appoints Joh as team captain. Details remain sparse due to fragmented text but confirm the leadership designation and organization involved.
Onida reports oil experts believe Potter and nearby counties may yield fields rivaling Oklahoma and Texas and create millionaires. Eastern lessees have secured 60 000 to 65 000 acres and plan early drilling as Wells are prepared.
At the 64th annual American Medical Association convention in Minneapolis Dr. W H Mayo of Rochester said stomach cancer is curable and operations should begin as exploration with moderate pancreatic involvement not excluding surgery. Dr Howard A Kelly of Baltimore praised radium for gynecologic conditions and some cancers.
A Sioux Falls event titled Meet in Sioux Falls Adventists of State is announced as an annual gathering in South Dakota. Further details on date venue and participants are not provided in the fragment.
A blacksmith shop owned by Charles Moule on Main Street in Columbia South Dakota burned to the ground as high winds spread sparks. Aberdeen fire department was needed but delayed by another fire, local crews contained the blaze with only slight damage to nearby Davis hardware Collins grocery and Farmers Bank. Moule lost machinery and an automobile in the fire.
Claims the tablets cure pation and are easy to take with agreeable effects, sold by all dealers.
Port au Prince reports an outbreak of bubonic plague in the seaport of Jackmel thirty miles away. The town has been isolated by troops and the government acts to prevent spread as fatalities mount. In a separate note, a motion for a new trial in the case of Geo Fuller versus Claudia Scobey was denied. Fuller may appeal to the supreme court.
An abstract reflection notes that remaining true to one’s ideals defines the soul more than daily life and enduring aspirations shape character more than routine behavior. It emphasizes holding to personal aims without surrender.
A collection of home recipes including waffles with sour milk and melted butter, Finnan Haddie baked with cream and eggs, codfish balls from mashed potatoes and cod, and cinnamon rolls made from biscuit dough with butter sugar and cinnamon. The writer notes simple, plain preparations and practical steps for each dish.
A fragment from Kingsley urges one lesson for daily life be good and do noble things. It reflects on making life death and the vast journey a single grand sweet song through action and character.
The article explains mixing all ingredients together for quicker cakes, noting eggs and sugar added with warmed butter and milk, baking powder, and proper beating. It covers butter texture, milk substitution, flour ratios, pan size effects, and a Surprise Cake recipe with lemon and vanilla flavor.
A girl returns home with her nurse and recounts a stranger complimenting her hair. The child apologizes for using the word ain't, pleasing her mother with the courteous remark.
Paris reports on a French duke who reportedly revived after death using hypodermic injections. Doctors restored heart action and breathing, raising the body temperature to life-like signs before midnight. A magistrate witnessed the revival as the infant heir’s guardians prepared for legal stakes.
Ex Senator Chauncey M. Depew files a petition in the Maryland crevit court seeking to strike his name from the Prince George county incorporation papers for the Capital Cemetery. He says he recently learned a 1910 certificate listed five trustees including himself and asserts his name was added without his consent.
In Vancouver Washington Fred Lester recently blinded yet mobile by cane proves memory when G W Holder visits after 22 years. Lester recognizes his old friend by voice and greeting at Fifth and Main, confirming long friendship despite darkness.
Mme Alice de La Ruelle special agent of the French department of commerce says a French working girl can live on eighty cents daily without adopting the dress and lifestyle of wealthier sisters. She arrived from Paris to study industrial conditions affecting working women in New York Chicago and Washington as part of insights from the white slave inquiry.
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