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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1891
Page
6
A determined boy named Charlie secures a week long trial at a store after helping others on the ride to town and showing kindness to an elderly gentleman. He had no references but impressed Mr Scovil with manners and honesty, proving that character can win employment.
A London financial authority notes English investors faced a vast loss from Argentine rail stock and bond holdings. Over two years the value decline on London listings sums to 3.15 billion dollars, with par value 336.359 million. About 100 million guaranteed by the Argentine General Government, some 42.5 million guaranteed by the provinces, and nearly 184 million unsecured.
A pistol duel between Smith and Jones ended with Jones missing Smith. Smith then asked the opponent to step closer because he is short sighted and does not want to miss him if he can help it.
In a New York fashion column, readers are told equestriennes prepare saddle toilets for summer with caps, easy gowns, and wide brim hats. The piece compares riding habits to feminine dress, notes the sexed elegance of tailor made gowns, and details color trends, fabrics, and jewelry while urging thoughtful wardrobe choices. It highlights the shift toward purity cues, reserve, and contemporary accessories as spring into summer attire.
A New Yorker questions suburban living in a humorous exchange about saving money by living in the country. Costs cited include opera concert and dinners, culminating in a punchline about saving if one died. Two young men recently traveled to Visalia California to obtain licenses to marry the same girl.
Instructions describe building a large lady-bug kite with a three-eighths inch thick lath frame and cane or bamboo, covered in white paper. Paint the head, edges, and central piece black, neck red striped, wings brown-veined, and under wings light gray, then attach a kite-tail for a fast flight.
Instructions describe building a large lady bug themed kite with a long tail and a matching frame. The frame uses wire cross pieces and a cane skirt outline, covered in white paper with a painted woman figure and dressed with calico decorations.
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