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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1887
Page
6
A fragmentary verse scene portrays a speaker waiting for a distant beloved in a homely, teasing mood. The missing meeting at the door and the playful exchanges hint at affection and social propriety as the lover teases and questions her delay yet remains hopeful for the welcome greeting.
In a seaside stint, Hermie and Ethel Sangster share tensions over love, money, and Cyril Mortimer. Ethel confesses a dangerous, hidden motive and Cyril’s precarious health prompts a turn toward sincerity. A night by the bed reveals true affection, not fortune, as Cyril whispers love and Ethel receives it.
A compiled sermon collection features reflections on ministry integrity, charity, and faith from Spurgeon era notes. It includes anecdotes of parish life, verses on trusting God, and quotes from Whitman and others, alongside pieces on Andrew Jackson’s education and etiquette across cultures.
The article recalls Gen. Anderson and Col. Johnston from West Point days and their early Civil War roles, notes Lincoln’s mock promotion, and compares British minister Henry Stephen Fox to Diogenes. It extols Indiana Governor Oliver Morton’s wartime leadership, highlights Rhode Island governors Sprague and Smith, and recounts a White House reception with the De Badiscos, detailing courtly attire and elaborate dress.
Medical journals report two major advances in wound healing. French researcher Vanlnir shows vulcanized rubber drainage tubes becoming organized tissue, while Schede’s method uses blood clots to form permanent tissue enabling primary union after large joint amputations.
A husband claims he keeps his wife’s photo in his traveling trunk and kisses it nightly. The wife suspects deception and discovers he kissed the case anyway. She exposes the ruse by removing the photo before packing. The tale ends with the husband admitting he kissed the case because she had been there.
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