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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1903

Page

6

Night Duel on Nant-y-Bryn Ends in Owain's Death

Geoffrey Heathcote narrates a night confrontation at Nant-y-Bryn where Owain is treacherously slain during a planned ambush by rivals. The narrator overhears and intervenes, fatally striking the assailant as two others close in, leading to a brutal duel with life and death stakes.

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Does It Indicate Habit When He Touches Hair After Hat

Washington Star questions if brushing hair after removing a hat signals vanity or nervous habit. The column debates whether such gesture reveals character or mere nervous routine, noting public perception and possible social implications.

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Onion Cure Gossip From Table Talk

An old column touts the onion cure in three forms: a diet with fried onions, onion plasters, and onion shrub. It claims onions can aid colds, improve singers’ voices, and suggests meals of onions with breakfast and lunch, plus hot onion plasters for coughs and chest relief.

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Weed Remedies From Common Weeds Featured in Philadelphia Record

The Philadelphia Record notes that many so called common weeds hold medicinal value. It cites mullein leaves for catarrh and clover blossoms for teas or salves, arguing that home remedies using locally found plants are affordable and effective.

Philadelphia

Public Schools and Divorce Debate Sparks Controversy

Denver Post coverage discusses Cardinal Gibbons warning against divorce as a threat to society while noting broad public approval. The piece argues marriage remains supreme and cautions against exaggerated anti divorce sentiment amid statistical claims and church views.

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Cold Water as a Remedy for Insomnia

Baltimore American advocates simple cold-water remedies for heat induced insomnia. The piece suggests cold baths without a tub, rough shocks to the system, long walks if needed, and even reading by gas light if sleep remains elusive. It argues cold water benefits the head and body and would create healthier citizens.

Baltimore

Fishing Up or Down Stream in October Outing

In an October feature W C Harris compares two trout fishing methods. Proponents of fishing upstream argue flies near feeding fish and reduced line visibility yield bigger scores, while downstream anglers praise smooth wading and easier casting with longer lines, claiming it brings steadier success.

W. C. Harris

Belmont climber resists fall from church steeple during repair

Deville Sanders of Belmont climbed the steeple at the Enpiscops church in S20 to inspect storm damage. His rope snagged near the top leaving him stranded until a second rope was threaded and he descended safely.

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Journalism as Life Not Substitute for Office Training

The Chicago Record-Herald argues that practical newspaper office training surpasses college time for aspiring reporters. It emphasizes developing the news instinct in the office environment through real work and daily interaction with people and information.

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Nature Study for Children in a Neighborhood Group

A Good Housekeeping inspired summer program gathers local families children ages 7 to 11. A college student with natural history specialty leads twice weekly sessions, linking real objects to hands on exploration and outdoor work to inspire curiosity.

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