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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1893
Page
6
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Eleanor Sorley, daughter of Camp Tampa’s commander, clashes with her lover Arthur Brainard as miners swarm the valley and threaten the garrison. Brainard helps a wounded stranger while Black Sam plots from a hidden cavern, and a prisoner drama unfolds in the rugged Arizona mining camp.
Women fret over hat updates as husbands note the missing funds to pay for them. Literature offers little encouragement to merchants whose returns come only from manuscripts sent back.
Frank Baker of Montana pursued a wary Rocky Mountain big horn during a hunt. After a cliffside chase and a daring back‑climb, Baker pinned the horn by the windpipe, secured it with a lariat, and endured serious injuries. Exhausted, the pair were brought to a ranch where the sheep, near death, was freed a week later and vanished back into the mountains.
A French informer shares a tale from Russia to console Baltimore readers about Warsaw city snow removal contracts. The Warsaw City Council paid 33 000 roubles on New Year and Easter for street clearing, with fines for noncompliance. The company was fined 3 000 roubles by January for inaction and letting thaw ruin work. They allegedly kept the balance.
The dandelion name derives from dent de lion and Leontodon with various theories about its meaning. The true explanation is the deeply notched leaf edges resembling a lion's teeth. Some men are composed entirely of reserve force.
A medical essay outlines brain surgery as lifesaving when a head injury causes brain bleed and explains trephination to relieve pressure. It recounts vampire legends from Arnold Paul’s case and notes Choate’s bold rebuke of Judge Van Brunt during a closing argument.
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