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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1894
Page
8
In a protracted dialogue among Trask O’Meara and Tillinghast, scientist Aleck Trask unveils a theory on black as a positive force linked to death. After Franic Tillinghast vanishes, friends investigate, police issue alerts, and a clue surfaces as the case deepens toward a new twist.
The Philadelphia directory shows counts of name correspondences for U S presidents. John Adams leads with twenty three namesakes among various trades, James Buchanan follows with twenty one, and Andrew Jackson and Johnson appear with fourteen and fifteen respectively.
A Kingston man who believes smoking is a sin amuses himself by grabbing pipes and cigars from passing smokers. He tried it on a belligerent man who promptly knocked him down and out on the street.
Antiquarians report a prehistoric tomb in Egan South Dakota containing the skeletons of twenty two men averaging eight feet in height. The discovery includes a crude altar and several brunol utensils suggesting ceremonial use and unusual social scale.
A reflective review of Mark in Galilee, urging believers to hear Jesus from their own vessels. It draws on Peter and the disciples casting nets, the miracle of fish, and the call to become fishers of men, urging readers to emplace Christ in daily work and lift souls to shore.
There is nothing terrible in death. The only victory over love is flight. Words pass away but actions remain. Where flowers degenerate man cannot live. We should wash our dirty linen at home. We must laugh at man to avoid crying for him. I failed therefore according to all justice I was wrong.
A fragmented page features religious maxims on sin salvation and character, anecdotes on penny store purchases, and notes on press agents for churches and colleges. It includes a hospital scene where a delirious patient, asked for flowers, bluntly requests his bodily parts instead.
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