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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1897
Page
6
Mary W. M. Falconer in Chambers' Journal reflects on the fading day and the coming dawn. The poem contrasts the joyous night with the bright futures of youth and couples preparing for weddings, battles, and new beginnings as dawn rises beyond the hills.
Arthur Shotwell and Dorothy confront danger as masked men kidnap him to force surrender during a long strike. A ticking clock and a chloroform trap test courage, but Dorothy frees him at the last moment and saves both from death, restoring hope amid labor unrest.
An east side public school sight reading lesson on worms ended with the board showing This is a worm Do not step on it. A six year old read aloud This is a warm doughnut Step on it, causing comic confusion in class.
Pennington county courthouse burned for the second time at midnight in RapPip City. The building was nearly rebuilt after the first fire and would have been completed by December 1. Officials say the fire was incendiary.
The yellow fever outlook remains favorable with reports from all points indicating New Orleans should return to normal by mid month. Cascarets are advertised as a health aid stimulating the liver, kidneys and bowels, sold at 10 cents.
Harper's Magazine showcases new fiction and features by Du Maurier Stockton Howells Twain Page Davis Wilkins and others in its October 1896 issue. The article lists works including The Martian The Pair of Patient Lovers and a wide array of short stories and illustrated science and travel pieces by prominent American authors. It notes themes from Mexico to Africa and the Czar’s coronation with illustrations by Woodville Bonsal Smith and others. Harper & Brothers invites readers to obtain the issue via P O Box 950 New York City.
The North Western Line runs personally conducted excursions to San Francisco and Los Angeles each Thursday. The route offers pictorial scenery and modern sleeping cars with careful conductors guiding travelers to California. Daily tourist sleeping cars operate between Council Bluffs and California.
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