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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1886

Page

4

Tulle Skirts and Toilets In Spring Fashion Notes

An analysis by Jenny June on affordable spring outfits and the thrifty woman. Beads and rosary motifs lead the season with tulles over satin, carved wood buttons, and new Ulster jackets. Five costumes outline cost-effective wardrobes using low-priced materials and ready-to-wear trims while noting imports and fabrics.

Oberstein Switzerland Lyon Delaine Paris Jenny June

Fashion Notes Preview of Spring Style Fabrics and Trends

Mixaposateen and Gixcuams appear in many colors with Japanesque and tufted spot designs. Jers and beaded adornments remain popular, PensiAN embroidery decorates wool costumes, velvet trims wool silk and cotton dresses, BaReEcE fabrics show in fine weave and lace effects. Velvet is highlighted for grand ball elegance and ribbons remain a key novelty. A note on style contrasts with a stray line questioning progressive taste.

Europe Worth

Contested Massachusetts seat settled by one vote

The Third District race between Walbridge Field and Benjamin Dean ended with Dean seated by a single vote after extensive committee evidence and party pressure. Gen. Butler backed Dean, while Democrats shifted votes. Georgia’s Alexander Stephens and others flipped as the final roll determined Dean’s seating.

House of Representatives Massachusetts Walbridge A. Vield Benjamin W. Dean Committee On Elections Field Gen B. F. Butler Mr. Dean Springer Gen. Butler House Dean Alexander Stephens Georgia Wilson West Virginia Chapman ‘Freeman Philadelphia Jones Sumner Alaska Department of State Congressional Washington Navy Smithsonian Institution Stoeckel Seward Monsieur Delfosse Halifax Alabama Wish Edward Thornton M. Delfosse Newport Mr. Fish London Count Beust

Pair Of Humorists Dialog Highlights Humorous Advice

A humorist-in-training asks for tips from an editor about writing comedy. The editor tests him by asking if he is married and suggests reading his work to his wife for critique. The writer recounts that his wife slept and snored, prompting the editor to declare him a genuine humorist.

H. B. Claflin Claflin House Claflin & Co Claflin Y. W E.cali-Fornic Maverick Balarchus Christ Zeuxis Parrhasus Balachus Zeusis Pairhasius Parrhasius Aeuxis

You Did Not Dare Speak to Me in That Manner Before I Married

A collage of comic and risqué vignettes on English and American girls, bouquets, and skating rink encounters. It blends humorous anecdotes with sly social commentary about marriage, money, flirtation, and gender roles from late 19th to early 20th century sensibilities.

Chicago Tribune

Overworked Women and the Burden of Too Much

A fragment discusses the idea that American women strive to do everything, while nature protests against excess. It invokes the notion that no one can manage all tasks and hints at a limited personal capacity like Micawber’s income-expenditure balance, suggesting unsustainable overcommitment.

Micawber

Too much house women overwork and its toll

A long reflection on women overwork caused by valuing luxury and material goods over peace and rest. It argues women must simplify, reduce drudgery, and assert individuality to escape fatigue, with examples of household waste and the burden of ornament. It ends with a medieval art anecdote.

Dear Semanthy in a Salted Letter from Basswood

The letter details a rambling confession by G Basswoop about stubborn misfortunes with electricity a failed attempted theft of a cast iron box and a dramatic fire alarm scene that ends with arrest a court appearance and a mood to quit. It portrays rural dialect humor and a chaotic misadventure in city life with vivid locals and comical mishaps.

Basswood Semanthy Isaker Muskeeter Ime Reddy Steddy York Sumbody Daddy Pronesuckers Widder Gillyputs Gabe Jonsons Daniel Lyons Evan Nnl Ciderville Nursery Chicago Firemen Sadilish Pardner G. Basswoop N. B Chicago

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