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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1891
Page
3
Fragmentary text asks about Sado nt ya and Mm ines bau with unclear meaning and duplicated phrasing. No identifiable persons or organizations present in readable content.
A feature on the 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition outlines a water transportation and naval architecture exhibit. It details vessels from dugouts to steamboats, Erie Canal impacts, and the shift from wooden walls to iron and steel, with models, plans, and life-saving innovations highlighting global progress. It notes drivers ants and a human-interest tale of a savvy salesgirl supplementing wages with copy editing and wax work modeling.
Roosevelt recalls a Medora incident in a saloon on the riverbank where rival saloon keeper Welshy and a man named Hay exchanged shots. Hay, struck by Welshy’s bullet, responded with the circular bullet remark and survived, later reports say both men were jailed or hanged.
The sun cools gradually and life may move from Mars to Venus to Mercury as solar heat fades. Life could expand from poles to equators before dying with the sun, a sequence noted as a timeless scale beyond human history. This thought echoes a Newbery House Magazine reflection on sidereal history.
A southern Methodist preacher recalls Uncle Ben and a crowded school for Freedmen children after the Civil War. The old man quips that gardeners know peach trees bear best with manure on the old shoots, a tale underscoring enduring practical wisdom. The piece also notes a city experiment with university extension lectures modeled on English practice.
An excerpt notes educated women over sixty attending lectures on varied topics. They find age brings opportunity rather than retreat, with one saying life grows fuller daily. The author compares aging to trees needing air water and sun to bear fruit, urging productive living.
A pithy anecdote recalls Partridge the almanac maker and a rain forecast misread. Also shared is a tale of a patient misspeaking and a Boston man seeking archangels for nails, provoking shopkeepers’ perplexity and finally a marital clarification.
The American Petroleum Bulletin 76 reports 34,820,306 barrels produced in eleven states in 1889. Most produced for fuel or illuminating use, with California Indiana Ohio mainly for fuel and Colorado New York Pennsylvania West Virginia for illumination.
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