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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1894
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows a damaged OCR segment with scattered letters and broken phrases. The readable parts reference a possible local item or notice but lack clear names, dates, places, or actions to identify a specific event.
Fragmented OCR text describes a store sale and items like coffee butter eggs with prices noted oddly. It mentions a four pound butter roll and a five cent tweet worth eggs, indicating a mid century market pricing tone.
A fragment reports the president of the chamber of deputies opposing measures and influencing the management in the capital city. Names and places are unclear but the scene centers on political intervention and governance tensions.
Fragmented text from a press gallery note references Moppei rep elheies Ubemeseltes and repeaters with mentions of 7S fats ESE Saree and a 287 225 percent rate claim. No verifiable facts or clear entities present.
A judge cites a street car case where a conductor’s careless action led to a passenger injury. The ruling awards the plaintiff several thousand dollars, stressing conductors must exercise utmost care to prevent accidents during boarding.
A fragmentary description outlines early spring fashion presented by tailor aided outfits. It notes chest emphasis, broad front curves, silk crepon gowns, guipure insertions, satin fichu, pannier drape, and deep guipure cuffs.
A reader questions why women allow opium and liquor to influence child care in nurseries. The piece critiques advertisements claiming harmless remedies, arguing many adults use drugs and the guarantees offered do not protect children from harm or ill health.
The text discusses cracks in bread loaves caused by excess souring and offers advice on kneading, adding portions of patter at night, and turning bread in the oven to ensure even baking. It mentions measures to prevent sticking and improve dough handling during early trials.
The article outlines hat cleaning methods and home care tips. It covers straw hats leghorn and white hats using nailbrushes and solvents, plus guidance on cleaning silver, brass, glassware, and cloth care with borax egg yolk bristle care, and general housekeeping hints.
A teacher in a crowded city area trains students to report placards about scarlet fever or smallpox. An Italian boy raises his hand to report a sign reading It-say To let, delivering a shy but proud answer.
A Sydney Smith remark about a charity sermon prompts reflection on generosity and social conduct in church. The exchange touches on how a sermon can influence donors and how personal relationships test moral expectations in marriage and forgiveness.
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