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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1890
Page
4
A reflective verse praising true friendship over fashionable companions. It likens steadfast faith and affection to enduring flowers, contrasting constant loyalty with fleeting novelty. The speaker cherishes unchanging companionship that remains sweet and memory shaped long after summers pass.
In a London journey, Jasper Marlowe and Captain Rollingstone adapt disguises while a covert spy Wormer shadows them. At the Surrey Inn Wormer presses for a lead on a crucial document as the two men seek Noel Marlowe and his party at a Crystal Palace concert, pursuing a dangerous edge in Boncourt intrigue.
A column recounts Rag Ally versus Upstart Street players in a lively town scene with spectators in new outfits and banter about a fly and balls. It shifts to a sharp, dramatic tale of a sixteen year old girl applying improvised first aid to stop bleeding, saving a boy until a doctor arrives.
A man entering City Hall in Detroit forgot his question after climbing two flights of stairs. He suddenly slapped his leg and exclaimed that he remembered his inquiry, which was to ask where the elevator was. The moment captures a humorous, relatable fragment from the Detroit Free Press item.
A comic exchange shows a tough citizen asking for more value from a bartender who notes drinks cost ten cents but can be cheaper at wholesale. The man, after tipping a dime, gets five cents in change and pushes for another nickel’s worth.
An advertisement touts figs of California blended with medicinal plants as a laxative to cure habitual constipation and support kidney liver and bowel health, promising a permanent remedy and improved system.
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