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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1886
Page
6
A poetic scene of a young couple starting housekeeping on May Day. They plant a rose to bloom over the door as their love grows, enduring poverty and hardship until the roses flourish again. The verses urge readers to value home and affection over mere shelter.
A lively rural scene centers on a stubborn butter churn that refuses to yield. A pretty young woman navigates flirtations with Joe Brewer and a clumsy butter mishap in a country store, ending with romance rekindled and plans to market butter alongside a new dress purchase.
A devotional piece discusses救 a wandering teacher bringing a holy tract from abroad telling of salvation through Jesus. It blends personal testimony with Prodigality of Sloth and an explanation of the Holy Spirit’s work in grace, faith, and Christian virtue as taught by Rev. J. G. Pike.
A meditation on walking with God by abandoning one’s own path, urging self denial to follow divine guidance. It contrasts the ease of wanting God to walk with us with the necessity of choosing His way, and links spiritual discipline to daily life and duty, including reflections on a military presence in society.
A vivid rural scene centers on Aunt Polly the voodoo woman in a dilapidated cabin with a heady, smoky kitchen and a young plantation visitor. The passage shifts to a discussion on legal campaign spending limits in England Ireland and their implications for poor candidates amid lingering party rivalry and political finance pressures.
The Rev J A Carroll D D famed pulpit figure faced a heated interruption during a lecture in a western town. A crying baby drew uproarious attention as the doctor resumed his talk after a dramatic moment with a large stick of his own. The incident sparked applause as he continued.
A collage of stray notices and jokes from old newspapers. Snippets include humorous exchanges, moving wagon scenes, and a pun filled mix of poems and anecdotes. The text weaves quotations, light quips, and brief observations across various topics.
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