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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1890

Page

3

Moon Flower and Gorilla Heist in Dark African Forest

A European naturalist chronicles a perilous expedition into the inner land forest in search of a legendary moon flower. He treks with armed followers and a wary guide, locates the rare bloom on a tree guarded by a colossal gorilla, wrestles it free, but the creature seizes the flower and devours it. He returns to Tulamba exhausted, with the moon flower now extinct in Kaw.

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Ladies Corner Reflections On Women And Social Change

Features discuss the college settlement in New York run by Vassar Smith and Wellesley to aid slum children, praise for educated women like Mile. Sarmesa Bibesco, and essays on women’s evolving roles. Tips on social grace and dialogue follow, with asides on martyrdoms of fashion and etiquette. A vivid seasonal piece blends reform, culture, and district life into a single column.

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Overconfidence Leads to Hair on Coat Collar

A humorous exchange shows Mr. Billus denying a long brown hair on his collar means nothing, while another man at the office bets his wife will notice. The tale closes with a boast that he accepted the wager, underscoring a comically overconfident attitude.

Mr. Billus Jay Hampton Maria

Moralizing on life and behavior from a Detroit era page

Fragmented column passages discuss morality, social behavior, gender roles, and public decorum observed in a Detroit Free Press page. The text includes quip on husbands and wives finances, a scene of a man singing “Home, Sweet Home” at a depot, and a tip about using turpentine for rheumatism and pest control.

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