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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
7
Howard Monard bound for Bangor misses his train by thirty miles. He searches a clover field for a four leaf luck charm, finds one, but learns a Bangor train wreck headline dominates his morning paper. The clover leaf becomes his travel keepsake as he continues his journey.
A list of tips on food storage, cooking, fabric care, and simple home remedies. Suggestions include keeping sandwiches moist in a crock submerged in cold water, waterproofing boots with fat or beeswax, saving tissue, using rhubarb and greens for health, making rugs from hose, turning fowl to retain juice, stoning raisins with hot water, using waxed paper and moistened newspaper to protect items, and practical ironing and garnishing ideas.
Fragmentary passage shows a stance that moral balance is tested by opposition to wrong and the strength of that resistance. It reflects a dated rhetoric emphasizing virtue and conflict between good and evil in public discourse.
Miss Abbie receives blue envelopes from a lawyer about a Rossdale family tree. She marries Dave Grayling believing the letters promised money, but a wedding present proves a deeper fortune. He admits he wanted land but finds he married the best woman in the United States.
Richard Stuart lies ill and asks his wife Alice to invite his former fiancée Anna Stirling. Alice writes the letter, and Anna arrives to reveal a long‑hidden love. In a final moment Richard awakens hopeful, insisting he can start anew with Alice if she will ride this path with him.
Miss van Busker arrives with trunks and a poodle to a Towers house party. She challenges the Duke of Derry to diabolo, learns the game with charm, and becomes the center of gossip as photographs show her skill.
Workmen on the new Cassem building at the old Grand opera house site have reached the second story and are laying the roof timbers. Brick work is nearly finished except for the front.
Fragmentary verse expresses longing for pure heaven and generous love. It envisions strength through agony and the diffusion of good will, ending with the idea of joining the choir invisible whose music brings world gladness.
Cherry time recipes cover making cherry olives with vinegar and sugar, cherry pudding from fresh or canned fruit, a cherry roly poly, and a traditional cherry pie with a flaky crust. The article also notes ongoing construction work on the Cassem and C. W. Hoon buildings with steel girders being installed and plans to enclose both structures before bad weather.
Dan Hanson recounts Crawford’s early term record while Crawford’s allies give scant response. The piece suggests focusing on the later part of his service at Washington rather than early actions.
The Aberdeen area has one candidate for the Senate and one for Congress with another likely joining the congressional race. Residents question why the city lacks candidates for governor auditor and attorney general and urge broader political investments.
The Aberdeen News runs a two column feature on Charley Howard a military veteran and local senatorial candidate. The piece highlights his service record and political aspirations while inviting readers statewide to consider his profile in the race.
A remark suggests Howard aims to lead the U S army in a future great war like Spain. The text notes a poetic link in the defeats of Sulzer and Tammany in their ongoing political struggle.
Miss Helen W McCarthy representing the Florence Crittenden home of Sioux City visits Mitchell promoting the work for erring girls. The home cared for 122 girls and 126 babies last year and is building a $25000 maternity hospital. Girls stay six months to a year and must keep their child when they leave, with 80 percent saved to lead honest lives.
In Groton South Dakota a ceremony marked the opening of a new creamery with a big gathering of farmers and business men. Ipswich’s J W Parmley urged diversified farming and dairy expansion, urging locals to support the creamery against offers from distant big city creameries. The modern facility attracted many local farmers from nearby sections.
By unanimous vote the Commercial club board backed Secretary T. J. Morgans in pushing the Milwaukee and Omaha railroads to connect their lines in Mitchell. Morgans had filed a petition with agents of both companies. The club also directed President F. J. Herrick and Morgans to attend the state railroad commission session in Pierre on November 13 to protest Mitche ll jobbers rates. the hearing was postponed after a counsel member’s accident.
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