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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
10
A poetic reflection on two lovers creating meaning anywhere they go. They find joy, renewal, and hope amid grief, with time guiding their path as they build Heaven here together.
A wandering narrator recounts a rainy Birmingham evening spent bartering for brandy, getting drunk, and losing the £20 he carried. A stranger lodges him, and the narrator later discovers he has been robbed and then discovers his bird cage bag now holds nearly £50. He ends with a cautionary tale of the trapper turning the tables on the traps and a quiet life afterward.
A Detroit scene shows doctors boasting of rapid operations and mortality risks while a layman asks about patient recovery. A Kentucky beef-butchering contest anecdote closes the tale as the party ends with sharp quips and homely analogies about widowers and decayed houses.
A nostalgic poem recalls a grandmothers farm Thanksgiving with a crowded house, abundant food, and lively scenes. The speaker cherishes simple joys from apple cider and maple sugar to barnyard sounds and family closeness that made life feel richer.
Dick Morris plans a rabbit stuffed into a Thanksgiving turkey for his friends. A prank backfires when the turkey is cooked with the rabbit inside. Mr. Morris forgives the stunt as Dick learns to respect his parents rules and vows not to trap rabbits again. Chestnut stuffing recipe included.
A Bright Morning reporter, posing as a plain speaker, probes a Chinaman about voting rights. The educated proprietor speaks calmly of suffrage for Chinese citizens, while the young interviewer collapses from the abrupt cultural clash. The piece contrasts naive journalism with informed restraint.
A Contemporary Review writer lauds Russians as humane and generous though lacking in fair play and vigor. A Ladies' Home Journal critique condemns missionary boxes as insulting to brave church heroes, noting poor packing and care in handling donations.
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