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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1891
Page
6
Notable Potpourri of Women’s Board Leader and Odd Tales
Susan G. Cooke, secretary of the Women’s Board of the World’s Fair, is spotlighted for her charity work and long family ties to Vermont and New York society. The column shares humorous anecdotes, a miner’s mule rescue tale, a colossal cathedral of Hamilton and Clark University philanthropy, and reflections on why people laugh at others’ misfortunes versus real suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Board
The
Ian G. Cooke
Piad
Vermont
Newnd
James B. Colgate
New York
Little College of
Hamilton
Colgate University
Clark
Clark University
Worcester
Massachusetts
Rockefeller
Chicago University
Detroit
Free Press
Manuel
Tarragona
Napoleon
Clara
Thaye
Miguel
Old Time Postmasters and Curious Envelopes From the Era
A collection of long serving postmasters across states is recounted, noting records from New York, Illinois, Michigan and beyond. Descriptions include age, tenure, and duties, highlighting a trend of decades of service and modest incomes. Separately, a Washington Post piece showcases odd thick envelopes and misaddressed letters that ended at correct departments, from Ben Harrison to Uncle Sam's Seed Barn.
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Uncle Sam
New York Tribune
Louis Purdy
Shrub Oak
N. Y
the Tribune
Purdy
Sidney E. Palmer
Mr. Purdy
Beardsley
Kelley
John Dimmick
Gerry, N. Y
Harrison
Mr. Palmer
Illinois
Robert Marshall
Maple Grove
Edwards County
Marshall
Marshell
Tlinois
William Hight
Wetang
Pulaski County
Austin James
Mitchie
Monroe County
Wash H. Morse
Gilmer
Lake County
Michigan
Maurice Topping
Plainfield
Franklin Pierce
Wisconsin
Pilot Knob
David Beck
Beck
Senator Hoar
Worcester
Bailiwick
Matha E. Stone
North Oxford
Connecticut
Eudenias
Sam Fuller
Mansfield
New England
Alvin Tweed
North Stamford
Maine
Rhode Island
Matt P. Nichols
Reed’s Ferry
N. H
Indiana
Golarkson
Iowa
Washington Post
Postoffice Department
bin Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Nasel True Brunbum
Washen
Trenton
Kansas
National Tribune
P En
E Baker
Son
Pennybaker & Son
Misses Sole
Tornela
Messrs. Soule & Co
Penselvania Avenue
Boih Havelton
Grace
George Jackson
Barbour & Hamilton, Grocers
L O. Sanckle
Iowa Circle
Horses in Spectacles and the Rothschild Czar Tale
A Victorian note recounts Moravian horse owners fitting their steeds with blue or green goggles to shield eyes from heavy snow. It also tells of a Rothschild intervention that saved Herzen’s bonds from a czarist default, culminating in Nicholas I publicly restoring the value. A third item describes a gold colored copper antimony alloy usable like gold, highlighting production and resilience.
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Europe
Austrian Moravia
Moravia
Yourth
Rothschild
Alexander Herzen
London
The
Bell
England
Herzen
Nicolas I
Bank of the State
Vlder
Czar of All the Russias
Nicholas
Stepniak
Roth”child
T. Held
Origin of the Thimble Reveals Dutch Roots and Craft History
The article traces thimble origins to Dutch invention claims and cites finds at Herculaneum. It explains etymology from thumb bell, notes German term finger hat, and states a silver thimble remains a small item despite requiring many workers and machinery to cost 11 cents. Manufacturing spread to England from Holland in 1675 via John Sufing.
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Herculaneum
Ejsband
Holland
John Sufing
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