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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
10
The piece blends a humorous Modern Fable about an aspiring writer at a luminary event with practical farm notes. It covers building a simple wind shelter for stock, stocking grain for dairy cows, lime use, liquid manure value, growing legumes, home storage of vegetables, poultry housing, and houseplant fertilization, concluding with a moral about writing for posterity and royalties.
A humorous fable set in a small town about a shy youth who hesitates to propose to a girl despite longing. His repeated stumbles, a meddling friend, and a bold rival lead to a spur of action at last and a wedding that sparks community talk. MORAL: The Logical Marriage is the one that causes the most Talk.
A feeble minded man suffers a head injury and brain surgery after a brick accident. He recovers and becomes a comic pun maker, then declines due to mental strain until he discovers writing sentimental songs sells 100,000 copies. The tale ends with a moral about sanity and genius.
A cynical partygoer bets he can infiltrate high society and lands in the inner circle by feigning charm. He pursues charity events, theater, and social gigs, gaining access and wealth but losing genuine integrity. The tale ends with a caution about vanity and moral decline.
A dialogue excerpt shows a Sympathizing Friend asking the Widow if she loved her husband deeply, and the Widow affirming, Yes, but confirming the degree of affection. The exchange reveals social expectations of tenderness and truth in a moral vignette.
A Bethlehem convent fed and housed travelers while displaying a full dress portrait of the late empress. The sisters cut a guimpe from paper to cover bare shoulders, then pinned it to the canvas, sparking amused commentary from a visiting friend.
Iowa Democratic gubernatorial candidate Thomas Phillips assaulted Otto Ottumwa editor R H Moore after Moore printed Phillips letter banning use of his name in the Herald. Phillips chased Moore on Market Street, kicked him, and struck at him but missed. No arrests reported.
McKnight received a 25 year state prison sentence after admission to wife murder. His prior act before the jury showed the way he harmed his wife on the fatal day. Attorney Sullivan argued against the indictment and court instructions while Whitney defended the state. Judge Dewey overruled the motion for a new trial.
Mer. Conaty rector of the Catholic university at Washington was consecrated titular bishop of Samos at a Baltimore cathedral service led by Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishops Williams Corrigan Ryan Ireland and others attended along with university faculty. The ceremony included the oath, examination, and imposition of hands as Te Deum united the congregation.
Cleveland's physician Dr. Wikoff reports the ex president is getting along nicely and out of danger after a cold. Mrs. Cleveland says he is very much improved and should recover in a few days. He remains in bed but rests quietly with a coughing spell from the cold break up. Close friends express continued confidence in his swift recovery.
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