Mitchell Capital Boosts Circulation in Mitchell
The Daily Republican reports a sharp rise in local circulation over the last ten days as new subscribers are added to THE CAPITAL list. Names of residents and farmers from Mitchell, Letcher, Mt. Vernon, Farwell and surrounding areas appear, showing active efforts by J K Coates to secure riders and broaden readership. A proposed cinematograph project for astronomy is also noted.
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Daily Republican
Mitchell
C. Voien
M. Wurwu
J. K. Coates
Coates
Ountry
Ed C
Holshire
F. Berry
Eph Wayman
Ed Walcott
Tcher Stock Co
Letcher
Julia A. Reynolds
U Pavek
Ton Lindahl
Sper Kerr
C. Claudy
Mt. Vernon
L. Bourret
P. Hall
Tate and Sessions Visit Mitchell for AOUW Lecture
Past Supreme Grand Master Tate and Supreme Foreman Sessions spoke at the Mitchell opera house for the A O U W lodge. The event featured Mandolin Club selections, a recap of lodge history, benefits of membership, and praise for South Dakota’s membership gains, ending with thanks to the visitors and a lively lodge discussion.
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Tate
A.O.U W. Lodge
Omaha
Mitchell
Opera House
Mandolin Club
Whyte
Colvin
Reierson
Schirmer
Kings
Stair
Smith
Indra
Tremaine
Fullerton
Grand Lodge
Sessions
Bros. Tate
Prehistoric Dentistry Inlaid Teeth Found At Copan
Century reports excavations at Copan reveal tombs beneath courtyards with richly buried upper-class burials. Front teeth of the deceased show inlays of bright green jadite set in enamel, sealed with red cement, indicating a widespread practice among elites.
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Copan
Mitchell Market Quotations and Dr Evans on Mackenzie
Market quotations from Mitchell list wheat corn butter potatoes and livestock prices corrected weekly. The piece then discusses Dr Evans views on Sir Morell Mackenzie and his influence on the late Emperor Frederick wife and German royalty with details on handwritten notes and impressions.
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Mitchell
DR. Evans
Emperor
Sir Morell Mackenzie
Evans
Frederick
London
Bismarck
Berlin
San Remo
Hvans
Queen Victoria
Local News Roundup from Be and Surrounding Areas
Willard Huyck returns from Springfield. D G Holbrook of Mutual Life visits from Sioux Falls. C arl Breidenbach of Plankinton visits daughter Mrs Wilber A Smith. Miss May Sullivan returns to Chamberlain after two week visit. John Michels buys two carloads of cattle 11 miles southwest of town. Mr and Mrs N J Neilson called to Chamberlain by telegram for death of Mrs Neilson's brother. T J Ball buys East Third Street residence for expansion. Governor Lye wins supreme court support removing Insurance Commissioner Kipp. Prize fight near Pukwana ends early with Anderson the winner after a foul. Irwin the referee was Joe Paullin. Anna Anderson and Robert Livingston wed in Prosper township. Rev A C Stevens officiates. Fire department elects officers with Swindler re-elected chief. Leo Hannett, 11, dies of liver illness. funeral Saturday Holy Family church.
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BE. B. YuanAlstine
Willard Huyck
Springfield
D. G. Holbrook
Mutual Life Ins. Co
Sioux Falls
Carl Breidenbach
Plankinton
Wilber A. Smith
May Sullivan
Chamberlain
John Michels
T. J. Ball
East Third Street
Mra. L. R. Taylor
Lye
Supreme Court
Kipp
Pukwana
Joe Irwin
Owa
J. A. Anderson
South Dakota
Anderson
Irwin
Joe Paullin
Milwaukee
A. P. Anderson
Prosper Township
Miss Anna
Robert A. Livingston
A. C. Stevens
James Rogan
Geo. Liko
A. A. Roth
H. Carlson
Leo
Holy Family Church
New Siberian Railway Station Stantzapolatvskayatis
A note on Rapid Transit mentions the station Stantzapolatvskayatis as part of the new Siberian railway. By the time the guard has finished calling it the train has reached the next town.
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Stantzapolatvskayatis
New Siberian Railway
Rapid Growth of Tokio Population
Tokio, Japan's capital, has doubled its population in twenty years from 700000 in 1868 to 1500000 today. The rapid rise reflects urban expansion and migration to the city.
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Tokio
Japan
Paris Secret Police Methods From Harper's Weekly
A memoir recounts glimpses of Napoleonic era Paris power with a villa on the Marne and a former police chief. Thiers and Ollivier influence are linked to the coup and a conservatory rendezvous. The old man claims spies and courtiers sourced servants from his capabilities.
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Paris
Harper’s Weekly
Marne
Ollivier
Thiers
Auction Sale on State Street Sparks Curious Exchange
Miss Autumn says she will attend the State Street auction to satisfy curiosity though she may not buy. Miss Young asks what she hopes to acquire, while Autumn recalls a man on the platform asking for offers each day.
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Autumn
State Street
Miss Young
Clara Barton At Glen Echo Home As Red Cross Head
Miss Clara Barton, president of the Red Cross Society, resides at Glen Echo ten miles from Washington where the society’s headquarters are. She attends daily to Red Cross work and says her health is as good as could be wished.
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Clara Barton
The
Red Cross Society
Glen Echo
Washington
Society
Red Cross
Canary for Christmas Gift Comes Cheap
Dialogue frames a humorous exchange about buying a canary as a Christmas present. Jack questions the idea while Tom notes canaries are affordable, joking that you can buy one “for a song.”
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Jack
Tom
How She Managed It
A fragment from a dialogue shows Ella and Hattie discussing how Ella handled a suitor. Ella recalls waiting for him to speak and reveals her engagement ring as a sign of love.
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Ella
Hattie
No Warmth Perceptible In A Cold Water Bottle Query
An inexperienced customer asks the druggist if a hot water bottle is faulty noting no warmth. The druggist insists it is a very good bottle. The customer remains unconvinced by the warm claim.
Grimpus-It Reflects On Life As A Constant Grind
A trimmed quote shows Grimpus asked a scissors sharpener about life and the reply was that life is one continual grind. The exchange underscores a resigned view of daily toil.
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Grimpus
Nephew and Uncle Billie Share Warm Reunion
A lighthearted exchange as relatives catch up with Uncle Billie noting Aunt Sarah’s usual chatter while the nephew greets him with fond relief and humor. The casual tone captures family warmth and everyday humor.
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Billie
Sarah
Bargain Hunting
Mrs Hunter says she has been downtown all afternoon and feels tired while Mr Hunter remarks she looks shop worn after a long shopping trip.
Finest Altar in America Dedication at Brooklyn Church
St Augustine’s in Brooklyn hosted a ceremony for a new altar praised as the nation’s handsomest. Mgr Martinelli presided with church dignitaries. the white Italian and Vermont marble structure spans the north end of the church at seventy feet. The main forty-foot altar features a central minaret and archangels, flanked by side altars, with life-size statues of St Paul St Augustine St Monica and St Ambrose and panels illustrating biblical scenes including Christ Raising the Widow’s Son Moses Smiting the Rock David and Goliath and the Canaanitish Woman.
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Brooklyn
St. Augustine's Church
United States
Mgr
Martinelli
Europe
St. Paul
St. Augustine
St. Monica
St. Ambrose
Christ
Moses
David
Goliath
A Guide on Safe Pipe Smoking By Amber Substitutes
A London Telegraph piece explains why soft clay and wooden pipes offer cooler smoke but warn amber substitutes like celluloid are dangerous. It argues ebonite stems spoil flavor and may harm the throat, while bone or real amber provides better stems and warns against nicotine absorber pipes.
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London Telegraph
Young Frenchman Kisses Anglo-Saxon Friends on Steamer Deck
In a departing group aboard a steamer, a young Frenchman greeted friends with kisses on the mouth. The Saxon recipients blushed and wiped their mouths as the Frenchman, amid farewells, passed the kisses around the circle. The scene drew amused and embarrassed reactions from onlookers.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Long Fasts of Anttaala Record Noted Survival
Animals endure extreme fasting as historical accounts describe. In 1795 Italian earthquakes two horses were buried in Soriano and dug out after forty two days alive but emaciated. A dog buried nearby for twenty three days recovered fully.
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Soriano
Unceasing Labor Behind Littre Dictionary Completion
The British Medical Journal recounts Littre’s grueling thirteen year dictionary project. He describes 24 hour daily work including dawn through night, aided by his wife and daughter, with late hours and minimal sleep. He began before age 40 and finished near age 72, living to almost 80, illustrating longevity with disciplined routine.
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Littre
British Medical Journal
d’Aguesseau
Journal Des Savants
The Siamese Girl Smoking Early and Social Rules
A historical overview describes Siamese girls being dressed in minimal garments among lower classes with sarongs and bright scarves. It notes common cigarette use from infancy and betel chewing, plus a highly ritualized approach to marriage led by an elder woman checking auspicious stars and birthdays.
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Gentleman’s Magazine
Spain’s Musical Queen and Patroness of Young Musicians
Queen Christina of Spain is an accomplished pianist violinist and composer. She wrote a lullaby for her son noted for charm and supports young musicians in Madrid. She aims to popularize German classical music in Spain and orders military bands to include it in their repertoire.
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Spain
Christina
Effects of Color in Room Design
The article notes colors affect perceived room size. Blue cools and expands space with ample use, yellow appears smaller as an advancing color, red has no effect on perceived size, and green makes very little difference. A thermometer drop of six degrees is mentioned when entering a blue room.
Mother’s slipper sparks a starry look from a naughty child
A fond mother swats a misbehaving youngster with a slipper, sending him spinning and seeing stars. The playful moment captures a domestic scene of parental correction and child reaction.
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