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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1891
Page
3
This page collects quaint verses and short stories for children from various papers. It includes a sentimental piece about a baby, a tale of Bert and the bees, a feature on eccentric matches, family quips, and light humor aimed at young readers, with illustrations and moral draws.
The item profiles a Moorish storyteller from Tangier as described by Hall Caine in travel notes, detailing his audience, performance style, and oral tales. It includes excerpts illustrating stories of Ali and a Christian captive, plus summaries of battles and fates, ending with a humorous street scene from New York Weekly.
New York correspondence on resort attire notes cloud like batistes and gauzy muslins in white and pastels set off by crepe de chine jabots. It portrays English and American夏 outfits, masculine inspired blouses and outing suits, parasol wearers, sunshades, veils, hats, and corsages, with a wry aside on aging and fashion and a final reflection by Daisy Darr.
A historical Sunday School issue outlines lessons from First Kings to Second Chronicles with memory verses and golden texts. It previews the quarterly review, notes future John’s gospel lessons, and includes devotional guidance and adages on faith and prayer.
A collection of light vignettes and jokes featuring Mrs Yerger in Austin, a lamp no worse for wear, and witty exchanges about insomnia love letters and permanent toothache. Quick gags touch on misdirected notes, peculiar foreigners, and the care of a meerschaum pipe.
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