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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
6
Mary Douglas narrates a train journey where a woman encounters a man she once loved or imagined. Subtle glances, a dropped magazine, and a flirtatious exchange unfold as porters, roses, and a pullman ticket frame a quiet reunion promise.
Private Daly of Company 1 167th Infantry writes from Aberdeen about sirens and gas fears near the front. He recalls a Dakota fireman’s warning and describes shells, gas, and scrap iron, asking loved ones to keep fires out and to tell the others he will explain more on return.
Ninety dollars was raised at a basket social near here and turned over to the Coleman County Red Cross. An audience heard a patriotic address urging continued war efforts until German influence is defeated.
A fire at J Coughlin and Sons shipyards in Vancouver British Columbia damaged the plant and caused an estimated four and a half million dollars in losses. One firefighter died and several others were injured in the blaze that broke out in the boiler room early today.
A reader recalls a strikingly beautiful girl who nearly attained peak beauty but has small blemishes noted. The description emphasizes a rare, notable look and subtle flaws observed the other night.
A county feature describes wart removal myths and cosmetic tricks used by women, praising a milkweed juice method and electric needle process. It notes facial habits and expressions as tools of beauty, claiming multiple ways to improve appearance and smooth skin.
The Maxwell ad recounts a nationwide owners test where 3000 Maxwell cars averaged 29.4 miles per gallon and individual drivers reached up to 51 mpg under oath. Observers from other makes verified results, with many owners succeeding and some selling competing cars to buy Maxwells.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions prices 825 225 935 related to Moore and Miles Per Galien with a provocative phrase about wires on tires. The readable text lacks clear context, entities, and a coherent event or outcome to report.
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