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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
3
An excerpt from The Mitchell Capital on Friday November 2 1900 presents a poetic meditation where Duty demands practical writing over verse about Sylvia. The author asserts unwavering devotion to Duty surpasses any dream of love and compares love to a worn amulet.
The article discusses the tireless work of cryptographers deciphering government dispatches. It notes varying practices for keys, placement of the keyword, and the slow, challenging process of breaking 1500 to 2000 word messages, citing Spanish agents and U S secret service experience.
An Atlanta woman recounts a husband’s occult experience in which he saw a noon funeral procession from their future home window, believed the corpse was their yet unborn son, and months later a son was born who later died at age three in a flower covered white casket. The tale prompts questions about precognition and psychical culture.
A man recounts finding a pink and white set of false teeth on an Atlantic City beach while looking for shells. He tells of a stranger who asked questions and pointed out the teeth, leaving the owner unknown and the finder amused by the irony.
A self made business man recalls how a missed eyeglasses led to a life starting moment in Louisville. He explains how an auctioneer misread a bidder and, amid a crowd dispute, sold property to him for 2500 dollars after signaling a decisive offer.
The Washington Star profiles the elusive flavorer who ensures uniform taste across batches despite varying origin soils seasons and fields. Despite short workdays, these experts command high pay ranging from eight to ten dollars daily for about nine months yearly.
A historical note on magic bracelets worn by Chinese owners, typically jade, shaped like a large martingale and believed to bring good luck. The piece mentions cultural significance handed down through generations and reflects old perceptions of Celestial empire customs.
A Humane Review essay argues man alone kills for recreation and pursues wealth, while other species do not. It denounces humanity as unique in striving for hollow superiority and chronic deception, contrasting with the behavior of vipers, hyenas, and birds and mammals.
The article describes two Russian caviare types granulated and pressed. Granulated caviare uses a fine sieve with salt added one-twentieth to one-fortieth the mixture, packed in round boxes. Pressed caviare uses a 25 degree Baume salt solution to harden eggs, then pressed in sacks and stored in barrels up to 2000 pounds.
Certificate lists nominees for presidential electors and other state and county offices by party. Names include Fitch, Brown, Thompson, Marble, McElroy, Martin, King, Bacon for republican and democratic. plus populist and prohibition contenders with counties such as Sisseton, Rapid City, Mitchell, Vermillion, Huron. Includes governor, county treasurer, and various judicial and education posts with associated residences and party designations.
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