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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1890
Page
2
A garbled poetic snippet recalls a stormy scene on a strand where a lover questions vows and fidelity. The text hints at aging devotion, a trembling tremor, and a sense of ruin amid wistful reflections on lost promises and memory.
Magistrate O Daly blocks a bailiff sting aimed at Peery Costigan and Ned Costigan. A Dublin Castle police raid triggers a chase through Bally, with Matt Coogan aiding a dramatic capture and the Costigan brothers fleeing before a mob.
A St Louis item highlights J W Siegerist Jr and the Siegrist automatic lubricator a device to feed oils to engine bearings via a rotating distributor. Demonstrations planned on Chicago Northwestern and Pennsylvania lines. claims include reduced wear and oil usage.
The article traces evolving methods to eat oranges with ease and elegance. It contrasts Spanish and Florida varieties, describes peeling and segmenting techniques, and notes regional styles from Sicily and Sicily’s long knife to modern spoon extraction and half-split pulp removal.
Ben Giroux the Grand Opera House ad man recounts trouble collecting billboard and lithograph passes from small shopkeepers. A German baker signs a receipt after verification, shifting guilt to the wife. the incident highlights wary practices in theater advertising and the risk of promissory notes.
A garbled feature mixes snippets of jokes anecdotes and social scenes. It features quips about bartenders gamblers and a graveyard visit, plus stray exchanges with a patent medicine ad boast, a coroner’s remark and a homey kitchen scene with a lone man listening to a piano.
A dialogue fragment shows farm hands debating joining a union led by Knights of Labor and a proposed federation linking the Warmers' Alliance with other groups. Granger insists the movement will topple monopolies, while Farm Hand seeks sixteen hour days and union rights. A sermon and clothing sale vignette follows with critics on charity and fair dealing.
In 1864 four Polish men proposed moving Poles to Confederate territory in the South with land to form settlements and waivers to honor customs. Jefferson Davis and Judah P. Benjamin supported the plan, authorizing 250000 for European recruitment, hoping for 15000 to 20000 troops, but the effort faltered as Polish sympathy waned and the scheme collapsed into a farce.
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