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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
11
The piece argues the Cuban government under Palma fails to defend its existence and dignity. It claims Palma treats rebels as equals, allowing raids and unrest, risking U.S. intervention to enforce order and self governance.
Dr Gault arrived in Vermillios to a warm reception as the new president of the state university. He spoke of drawing strong sponsors and restoring the university to its former high standing, noting he will not engage with past factions and will focus on a successful future.
Nine days after the Sioux Falls Press editor Bowen registered as a Republican he bolted the party ticket after Senator Kittredge’s convention victory. He vows not to support the county ticket and warns the GOP of a powerful Democratic countermove in the state.
A murky note outlines speculation on the coming move by a volatile press body. Analysts cite internal conflicts and shifting editorial lines as central drivers shaping potential policy and personnel changes.
A New York Sun reminiscence notes Frederick Funston during the Spanish American War era as a small civilian applicant at the Tampa hotel who sought a staff post or interpreter. The Kansas governor later made him a colonel of volunteers and Funston later led charges in the Philippines, with the piece hoping he might be sent to Cuba to aid peace efforts.
The article traces the cap as a liberty emblem from ancient Greece and Rome to modern symbols. It notes the dogskin cap of Sparta’s helots and the pileus given upon manumission, medals showing the cap of liberty, and public displays during revolutions. It also mentions university caps signifying autonomy from supervision.
In 1765 Paris began restaurants with Boulanger opening a soup and meat eatery in Rue des Poulies. The sign boasted Ve nite ad me omnes… and the term restaurado derived from restaurare, defining the new dining concept. Boulanger grew rich, inspiring imitators who sometimes surpassed him.
The French Academy of Sciences in 1729 studied a seven year old boy whose body matched an adult man while his mind stayed at a child level. He began strong growth at age two and by seven appeared fully grown though his intelligence remained that of a child. He died before twenty as his strength faded and he aged early.
The manufacture of needles uses a machine to cut rough steel wire to length, file the point, flatten the head, pierce the eye, sharpen the point, and polish the finished needle. A separate machine counts and places them into sale papers, then folds the papers.
The Corn Palace program features the Kitties band directed by Cook delivering bold performances of Morning Noon and Night in Venice. William MacMillan Fraser leads Scottish dancing with the Kitties choir and Laurie Long sings with band accompaniment. Vaudeville acts by the Mad Caps LaTel Brothers and Aldeans garner strong applause as the week opens with high energy and audience response.
Helgolanders send some birds to Hamburg market while others stay home for meals. Roasting with tail on over toast is rare. soup uses everything. Tros sel soup is celebrated with forty to fifty thrashings and fat birds drawn for the pot. Kittiwake pie and fat November falls feature Helgolandish dishes noted in Chambers Journal.
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