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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1889
Page
7
A fragment from a midcentury prose poem portrays lovers quarreling over a rose bud and a cherished keepsake. One partner recovers affection as they recount past devotion, while a doorway confrontation promises reconciliation or further drama.
A man is found dead in room No 99 at the Grand Hotel by the sea. Police and staff suspect foul play with a fatal, instantaneous death and discuss whether the killer is an inside guest amid a crowds of onlookers and anxious relatives.
A playful Thanksgiving poem traces Jennie and May as they chase a wishbone amid a feast. May wins the bone and plans a future with Albert, while Jennie and Johnnie drift toward reconciliation and possible marriage as neighbors predict more wedding bells.
Mrs Nettleby schemes to avoid hosting Thanksgiving guests. A misread telegram, a wild chase to Ladd's Depot, and a costly taxi ride end with her returning home to a full Beggerley and Smithers gathering. Scarlet fever later breaks out among children and servants, leaving Mrs Nettleby secretly thankful for the chaos.
A tale comparing two college mates, John Derwent and Peter Totz, one rancher oblivious to the world and the other continually renewing his mind. The article urges daily cultivation of ideas through reading, clubs, and active community involvement to keep pace with rapid intellectual progress.
A collage of stamp values notes the 1840 English stamp with W R fetches high prices while other classic issues trade for small sums. The piece lists various rare stamps and prices and spoofs a few jokes about pop culture and thieves.
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