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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1886

Page

2

Black and White Fashion Dominate 1890s Accessories

The article catalogs black and white dress goods in contemporary outfits, detailing street suits with astrakhan trim, fur and button accents, and elaborate Parisian dressing room fantasies. It also notes hair trends favoring neat twists over unruly locks and describes seasonal fabrics, trims, and child fashions.

Astrakhan

John C. Rives remembered for congressional reports and public service

Obituary notes Fan C. Rives who died in April 1964 and served as a Treasury clerk in Jackson’s era. He helped publish debates in Congress and built a fortune later spent by his sons. Describes his character, career, and lasting memorial in his congressional reports.

Fan C. Rives Washington Gen. Jackson Treasury White House Frank Blair Congress John C. Rives Corwin Lincoln Mr. Corwin Taney

Boy of the Period parodies in a humorous local scene

In two humorous vignettes, a city directory collector presses an old negro for his name, while Jimmy Tuffhoy, a sharp schoolboy, bursts in with football plans and playful boasts reflecting period humor.

Jimmy Tuffhoy Tsay

Faith and the Everlasting Arms in Sunday Sermon

A minister challenges a skeptic in a rural dialogue about faith and denial. The sermon argues faith rests on the everlasting arms, condemns infidelity as love of sin, and ends with the two parting at a train stop after a shared meal.

New York Journal R. F. Jones Toledo Cleveland Jesus T. L. Crisler Loth Seleon Lis

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