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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1886
Page
3
Readable facts are minimal. text shows garbled names and numbers, no clear event, date, or location. Unable to infer a coherent news item or summary from the provided fragment.
The article surveys dress and hat fashions, parasols, gloves, and footwear with notes on materials from velvet to crape. It highlights oversized parasols, small bonnets, black hosiery, suede gloves, and jet trimming, plus references to robin red breast plastrons and anti plumage campaigns.
A collection of devotional poems and a narrative about an old preacher’s last service. It contrasts religious instruction for children with worldly pleasures and ends with the preacher delivering his final benediction as loved ones gather beside him.
A long essay links plant and animal life to universal vitality, asserting that life persists after change. It discusses the wheel animalcule and dry revival, then expands to moral law, transience, and the promise of purposeful creation. A Dakota highway vignette follows with a humorous horse sale tale and a closing note on truth and economics.
A traveler recounts a ghostly tale of a painter who killed a nobleman in Rome and painted his face, a disturbing image that haunted the artist. The piece then shifts to boat building, urging youth to pursue naval architecture, stressing form and early hands‑on practice, and ends with notes on Western towns and horticultural history of roses and fuchsias.
The account recalls the May 23 1865 scene at Fortress Monroe when Jeff Davis was ironed by Capt. Titlow and a blacksmith. Davis resisted while shackles were riveted, cried in shame, and endured a brief period of confinement before moving to Carroll Hall and posting bail with Horace Greeley among his sureties.
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