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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
12
Poetic meditation on the value of the average worker. A speaker praises the silent laborer who builds society’s foundations and endures hardship, while anticipating a future reward for the common man’s toil. The piece emphasizes duty, perseverance, and dignity of labor.
A modest couple, Charles and Jenny Evarts, inherit a hundred dollars from Uncle Moses Manson. They struggle to use it wisely, eventually placing it in a savings bank and then invest in a country home via a generous instruction from a lawyer, with the windfall shaping their family future. The tale ends with the hundred-dollar note preserved and their son Charley thriving.
The New York Tribune notes poet Michael Joseph Barry was appointed police magistrate in Dublin. A detained Irish-American faced charged conduct and a constable swore he wore a so called Republican hat. Barry quips a crownless hat implies no crown. The piece ends with a quip about Alexander the Great and a collection.
A collage of light humor gathered from pills of jokes and quips. It features crosswise gibes about modern life. The items parody social manners and misadventures from newspapers across the era.
A spoof from the Change Times Herald describes a lecture by Andy Carniggy claiming “Poverty is a Blessing” as elites react with disbelief. The piece satirizes wealth, worry, and social pretensions, with repeated riffs on luxury and misused fortunes.
An Oxford beggar with a boy guide stands outside a college gate daily. The pair discuss takings and prices, revealing a polite, nonpoverty driven scene. A later note mentions Francis Douce’s sealed 1900 box to the British Museum and pending formalities, followed by a trivia line on herring consumption.
A sermon scene emphasizes Jesus as the sole mediator guiding believers to liberty through faith. Warnings against perverting the gospel, urges steadfastness, humility, and living the old gospel into the new century.
Dr J H Kellogg explains cold exposure causes reflex vascular changes linking skin areas to internal organs. Neck chill may constrict nose and throat vessels, shoulder and chest chill contracts lung vessels, leading to congestion or inflammation in nose lungs. Prolonged exposure can worsen or trigger bladder or stomach issues if prior conditions exist.
In Bloemfontein long ago President Steyn of the Orange Free State won Miss Nraser after proxy letters and daily rides with a farmer as go-between. Rumors of a duel faded when Steyn married Miss Fraser with the farmer as first groomsman.
A Boston grandmother and her grandson debate yacht cup history and costs. A line from Miss M. Betham Edwards recalls a kitchen boy who learns labor by mischief yet finds a personal twist in ownership.
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