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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1893
Page
2
A discussion in the New York Press argues education does not turn women away from marriage. It claims education enhances refinement, generosity, and prospects as wives, while noting men gain similar benefits. the piece cites educated women as preferred partners in a changing society.
A nostalgic digest of children’s rhymes and anecdotes featuring playful verses about fishing stars and sea creatures, interspersed with a Mother Goose parody and moral tips for polite behavior. The piece blends light verse with short proverbs on manners and courtesy for young readers.
The piece discusses etiquette at formal dinners with royalty and the order of precedence, citing a New York remark about being sent to dinner in the order of cash. It highlights Mrs. Nicholson as the sole woman worldwide to own edit publish and manage a daily paper, tracing her rise from New Orleans poetry contributor to owner of the paper under Veparl Rivers.
A ceremony held at a Nam ligske church describes a rite with prayers and vows. Attendees include local villagers as fixed on the celebrant while a nearby crowd notes the event and its solemn tone.
A compact study of Romans 13 19 26 discusses redemption through Jesus Christ, contrasting the gospel with the law, and urging faithful gospel presentation to draw church and Sunday school attendance. It emphasizes faith as the sole path to righteousness and eternal life.
An 19th century forecast argues for submarine or underwater powered ships to beat surface limits. A trolley or cable system might propel steamers underwater, reducing fuel needs and engine weight, enabling faster transoceanic travel with easier repairs and fewer storm effects.
The New York Sun notes that princes of the bullring reach rare fame and power. Toreado Ligartijo, in his farewell Madrid arena performance, draws 14,000 spectators with sold out seats and top prices. He earns $25,000 in a single day as he fights six of the fiercest bulls.
A light new insect with wings appears as cars speed by, biting mouths and eyes. Motormen report daytime and evening encounters, while confused readers debate origins and a tale about the Patterson name long linked to English spelling.
The piece notes that French women may study medicine law and join boards or receive honors, yet cannot witness legal documents or possess earnings when married. It highlights their limited autonomy in property, business, and commerce despite progress in education and public roles.
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