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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
5
Famous sculptor Guton Borglum went to the White House and criticized aircraft work. He claims officials hindered his informal inquiry while he pressed for clarification and further investigation.
The report notes widespread grain and pasture conditions improving with recent rains. Farmers in Beadle, Davison, Brown, Hanson, Hutchinson, and Sanborn counties report better stands, ongoing corn planting, and good seed supplies though some areas face cool spells and hail. Weather remains crucial for wheat and oats with pastures and gardens recovering.
A loose wind shifted a car off a moorline near the Wright store south of town, pushing it into traffic where bystanders fled. The vehicle rolled slowly, stopping in a protected corner after drifting across the street and nearly reaching pedestrians.
An excerpt from Jane Phelps detailing a family reunion and long familiar life. The narrator reflects on change, memory, and the impact of a loved one’s absence, recalling daily rituals and the comfort of home. The piece centers on kinship, dialogue, and the quiet significance of familiar routines.
A straightforward method promises to dissolve dandruff by applying four ounces of plain liquid argon from a drug store to the scalp at night. Rub gently with fingertips until mort is metal, and by morning much dandruff will be gone with repeated applications. The result is an itching free scalp and hair that becomes shiny and soft.
A brief note notes Tod allowing a return, expressing emotion and happiness at the scene. The tone conveys relief and gratitude for the returning person.
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