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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1892
Page
2
The snippet references HELL PRINTING CO. and Cheeekly Capital in Mitchell South Dakota as part of a local business notice. The fragmentary text notes the printing firm and a city, suggesting a community business item or directory listing.
A collage of Victorian era notes on fashion hairpins and manufacture in England, social mores about engagement behavior, stove polishing tips, and a roundup of women of influence. Highlights include Miss Jean Loucunonouen architecting Arkansas State Building in Chicago, Lady Charlotte Shreiber gifting fans to the British Museum, Queen Lilivokalant of Sandwich Islands, Empress of Austria holding black pearl collections, Ex-Empress Eugenie drafting memoirs, Ioan M Gardner joining university lectures, Alice Freeman Palmer named Chicago University dean, and Queen Natalie of Servia facing censorship over her life story The Mother.
The New York Advertiser notes Bret Harte’s elder daughter Jessamine has made a literature debut. Described as tall with a distinctive look, she sports short light hair with curls framing a bright face. Her fashion favors a long bell skirt and full blouse waist with a low round neck, rarely changing her attire except adding a sailor hat for streets.
The Russians eat about every two hours, aided by tea. Vodka, a colorless potato rye spirit, is flavored with vanilla or orange and served in small half gill cups. Vodka and tea accompany both friendly and business interactions in czarist Russia. A bridesmaid cried at a wedding, her escort quipping that she cried because it was her wedding.
Brooklyn pastor Talmage hosts a New York correspondent at his Grook lyn home a religious museum of curios and books. He discusses money making in the pulpit and his heavy yet disciplined weekly labors. The article portrays his optimist view of a world growing better and details his famous Tabernacle in Brooklyn attracting 7,000 listeners.
This excerpt outlines a Sunday school lesson on Acts 10 34 48 focusing on Peter’s first missionary voyage to Cornelius household. It emphasizes prayer, divine guidance, and the Holy Spirit’s coming, urging believers to trust God and continue outreach nationwide. It also notes the next lesson on The Gospel Preached at Antioch and briefly lists steam age milestones.
Experiments at McGill College Montreal measured telegraphic signal travel time to Greenwich via the Atlantic cable. Two hundred signals were sent and the average round trip time for 8 000 miles was exactly one second and five hundredths of a second.
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