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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1899
Page
8
A miscellany notes religious thought from many denominations. It cites conversations about founding a new church, ecumenical hopes, and the role of Baptists Presbyterians and Methodists. It also reflects on life as a musical rest or pause, urging faith and action, with global church statistics and recent church projects.
A medical note warns that prescriptions may cost high due to expensive ingredients like gallium, a scarce mineral drug. The piece then recounts Wendell Phillips addressing an anti slavery gathering with Howe noting his powerful rhetoric amid clashes in the gallery. A separate report notes a medical student shot a patient, implying unqualified status.
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips from early 20th century newspapers. It blends jokes about diplomats and alliances with light social observations, witty exchanges, and playful cartoons of everyday life. Names, places, and era-specific humor anchor the piece, offering a snapshot of shared public amusement.
Veteran speculator Hutchinson predicts September wheat at 1.50 and settling day at 2.00. He walls off buyers, pays willing sellers, and pockets millions while enemies howl. Despite ruthless corners, he aids friends and even aid victims, earning a warm, charitable image in a harsh market.
A London Lancet correspondent reports arguments by Dr Rizzozero of Rome praising Germany’s vaccination policy. The piece contrasts Italy and Germany noting compulsory vaccination in first year and revaccination at age ten, claims reduced mortality from smallpox, and cites Franco German War outcomes where revaccination correlated with far fewer French fatalities among troops.
A Montana miner in New York recounts Clark the Senator’s past as a top player in Butte’s Silver Bow Club. He gambled with Daly and Hearst and even a New York drummer, who offered a big roll yet paid for a chip with a white one, highlighting Clark’s sharp wit and nerve. The piece shifts to brief, light anecdotes about a Colorado organist, shipboard life, and a hospital card offering child care tips.
Detroit Journal reports on poverty as a widow faces hunger and the strain of supporting a family. A stunned husband pleads for meals while a cooking school diploma hangs in a gilded frame, symbolizing vanished prospects amid hardship.
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