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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
10
Farmers are guided on simple harness storage plans using strong timber and hooks to prevent injuries. The article also covers hog cholera control through strict separation, sanitation, and future prevention measures for clean, ventilated houses and yards.
A 10 percent kerosene lime spray is recommended for orchard work with 50 gallon bases and specifies mixing steps. The piece also critiques village proximity for farms, praising settled communities, and warns against overfeeding horses and improper straw use. It discusses wood ashes as soil potash, reseeding after tree removal, and a simple swing gate fastener design.
Louisa Baker, a New England woman who served as a marine on the Constitution for three years, silences a midshipman with a pistol duel challenge in Newport and later boards a stagecoach duel hour. Her tale reflects on women in naval life and public notice of her bold feats.
Emma Eliza Pratt, an elderly rural spinster, gains a sudden fortune after a cousin's death. A New York lawyer visits to gauge her plans from tea, noting potential philanthropy or lavish living. Her single bold wish reveals a quirky personal need for yellow bead sidecombs costing up to 50 cents.
At the Players' Club discussions honor the late Mrs. Neil Burgess. A comedian recalls her plain, practical view of art and her dislike of lofty art talk. She compared actors to plumbers, insisting on simple work over theory.
Carl Ludwig Jaeger of Maywood New Jersey unveils an automatic recording compass that logs every ship movement on a chart every minute of the voyage. The device records direction speed stops whistles engine revolutions and sea conditions, eliminating dead reckoning and restoring precision to navigation.
The piece highlights Mr Jaeger a successful inventor and financier whose son follows in his path. It notes the son’s early start on the Compass project, his youth, and his ongoing contribution to the family’s mechanical legacy.
In a Westminster tribute, Edwyn Anthony lauds Andrew Carnegie as a towering figure whose immense wealth and benevolence shaped a generation. He highlights Carnegie’s philanthropy as a union of generous heart and moral vision driving lasting social impact across the nation.
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