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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
11
Artful sales pitch promises attractive bargains and items priced from ten to fifty dollars. Encourages reader to call to learn what is available and states they can easily satisfy customers.
The Driving Park opened with a positive day despite late season conditions. A good crowd gathered as the State Juvenile band provided music and starter Hammer led the field for the free for all pacing event featuring five entries: General Thomas, Henry Clay, Hope, Minnie Dell, Chest Nut, with Hope later withdrawn.
The Driving Park Association wrapped up a day of lively events with strong entries and close finishes. Notable results included Logan and Fraser in the free-for-all pace, Fraser taking second in heat two, and Frank Hatch winning the three minute class with a plow-hardened horse in three straight heats. The pony race ended in a late burst from Mernaugh’s pony after a dead heat, while Shelmadine’s chariot team surged ahead in a thrilling three-lap dash, narrowly avoiding accidents as horses circled the track.
Businessmen closed their shops to let citizens attend. The free-for-all featured horses Belle Embark Queen B and Tomwell with Belle winning the first heat by a nose over Embark and Queen B close behind. time 2 40. In the second heat Tomwell led with Embark close and Queen B finishing first.
The write up describes quarter and half mile races with horses like Icicle Dan Belle Tovey Topsy and Tanglefoot. Emberk won two heats in the trotting race while Fraser’s General Thomas defeated Logan’s Chestnut in the 2:25 class. The chariot race was won by the Letcher team and the pacing exhibition was canceled due to darkness.
A bath using salt and cold water is advised for full body cleansing and skin health. It claims to energize the body, prevent colds in winter, and replace cosmetics, recommending sea salt for added medicinal properties. Daily hand baths of cool water are urged, summer or winter, with or without exercise.
A Reading cabmanstory ends with a sixpence dispute as hackney rules raise fare to eighteenpence. A Texas treasurer William Wortham admires a jewel encrusted revolver in New York and jokingly imagines Texans begging to be killed with it.
A child asks if placing a crying baby in the bath would drown her. The mother explains water could fill her mouth and drown the infant, while the boy eagerly proposes doing it. The exchange appears in the Providence Telegram.
A satirical piece mocks implausible novel realism and a New Orleans note recalls a protest about fake realism in American literature. Quaint Dr Colles of Dublin recounts candid fees in a 1843 fee book. Japanese dentists in old practice extract multiple teeth rapidly using one hand with quick finger work.
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