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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
2
A historical note describes Antony and Cleopatra testing many poisons on slaves to learn if death came with pain. One historian cites over 200 deaths to obtain the data. The account says Antony killed himself with a dagger and Cleopatra died by one of her potions or a snake bite.
Tax sale notice lists delinquent taxes for Davison County South Dakota with properties and amounts due. Includes parcels, owner names, and due dates for redemption. Citizens urged to review list and settle debts to avoid sale.
Detailed exhibit lists receipts and disbursements in Davison County for the quarter ending September, showing treasury funds, deposits, and allocations. The record consolidates amounts received and expenditures by fund and department, reflecting balances and transfers within the county treasury.
Auditor O D Stearns swears to the Treasurer’s exhibit as a true statement of Davison County finances. The auditor asserts the warrants drawn on the treasury for the quarter are accurately listed and the assets and liabilities statement is true and correct.
The young roller jokes about spending saved money on a trip to England. His mother urges saving for a rainy day, while he insists he will go to London and surely find a rainy day there. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Press.
Reporters note polar expeditions rely on calm leadership under pressure. Interviews describe he as endlessly composed during crises, with his crew trusting his judgment in harsh arctic conditions.
A London Globe excerpt argues that the strongest minded woman must confront the reality that she shares the same race as men, framing gender equality as a common human trait rather than a separate sphere.
A London Queen remark highlights a man’s flawed plan to cage a glamorous humming bird while expecting a domestic canary. The piece notes the allure of striking plumage and the later disappointment when containment fails to tame brilliance.
In a Cleveland Leader snippet Mrs Jawback tells a caller to leave or she will summon her husband. Oliver Mudd quips the spouse is rarely home except for meals, highlighting a sharp urban wit exchange.
A report notes that seven percent of fashionable women may lack shapeliness. The source hints at a dressmaker's view and mentions the Inside Agare Philadelphia Ledger as the origin of the information.
A lighthearted exchange notes Bragg saying he was involved in a scrap yesterday and that he clearly came out on top. The dialogue teases Mer and Bertie about training, manners, and a joke about a correspondence school.
The Washington Star quotes vanity remarks about Briggins who resists portrait sessions. Mr Knox notes Briggins is so vain he has given up hope of a picture that will do him justice.
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