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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
6
The duchess seeks a clandestine venture into Paris unknown to the court. She persuades the narrator to join her incognito, disguising as commoners to visit a famed quarter, with masks and a daring escape planned amid courtly restraint.
The narrator and Madame du Maine slip into Bertrand's gambling room. They attract attention from two men and Vauban orders guards to seal exits. A princess leads the escape, with Broussard revealed as a disguised figure and the narrator pressed by danger and duty.
Hugh Chichester, a coffee planter in Ceylon, plans to woo his fiancée with a staged rendezvous on a liner. The voyage reveals a double intrigue as Kathleen Bertram and Kit Burton collide with deception, forcing Hugh to choose between two women and two lives.
An ornate Capitol elevator serves eleven people only nine justices of the United States Supreme Court plus the court clerk and marshal. The small electric lift runs from the ground to the main floor and would hold three justices with the conductor. The justices, fond of old habits, still use the Senate elevator despite the new device.
A physician notes research on blind dreams. Those born blind dream without sight imagery, while those blind from age six or later dream normally. A man blinded at eight who regained sight recently and drew dream imagery shows vivid color distortions and a nightmare world.
Kansas City Journal columns describe Ellis County Russian weddings lasting three days with dancing and heavy drinking. Women drink tea and whisky together while men avoid smoking during dances. Brides are praised for endurance and partners exchange pipes, with some gentlemen extinguishing pipes on heels before handing them to brides.
Mrs Emma Magoon Post of North English Iowa is totally blind yet manages the town and surrounding countryside telephone exchange with over 300 subscribers. Her system features a cabinet of bells with distinct tones and visual line indicators. The operator can identify forty five bells by sound and recognizes hundreds of voices, a skill honed at the Iowa College for the Blind.
The dialogue notes a past-remembering dynamic as the Ingenue comments on avoiding memory traps when a bouquet is thrown. Jensen reports inoculating white mice with cancer cells, enabling study of cancer growth, transmission, and cell vitality under various temperatures and conditions. The piece also cites a per capita circulation of $30.21, a record high.
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