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Newspaper
Kimball Enterprise
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1883
Page
1
A spinning tale of marriage strain and temptations unfolds as Dolly and Frank confront infidelity and jealousy. Dolly confesses a pretend night out, revealing hidden costs to their union, while Frank vows reforms and ponders ending the ruse. Their compassion leads to renewed vows and a wary hope for stability.
A Chambers Journal excerpt surveys royal rituals and speech in courts across Europe. It narrates birth announcements, coronation courtesies, candle processions at weddings, and the careful deference shown by figures like Bismarck and Gortebakoff, highlighting the rigid etiquette shaping imperial governance.
A garbled OCR passage presents a tense moment with taunting lines and a sudden emotional turn. The speaker declares a cure for a bad habit and blesses another character, while one figure’s eyes flee in reaction. The unreliable text hints at a close, intimate exchange with shifting loyalties.
A woman recalls a revel and the powder from gloves staining her partner’s coat leading to a lopsided waltz. The piece riffs on the discipline of dress, trimming costs, and the social cost of extravagance with anecdotes about gloves and gowns. Mention of Mrs. Howard Mart giving 60000 to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Modjeska’s husband gaining citizenship appear as brief notes.
Seventeen years ago a steamship bound for California paused at a wharf near San Francisco. Passengers observed police inspection on deck as the ship drifted, then the captain and detective chief identified a suspect among travelers. A tense pursuit followed across Central America and Savannah, with threats and nautical maneuvers shaping a long, perilous voyage toward New York.
A Gossip piece reviews Sara Jewett Kate Claxton and Rose Coghlan focusing on hair vanity and star personas. It notes Jewett’s hair caution, Claxton’s pride in her hair, McAllister’s touring, a Duluth editor clash, a financier’s romance, and Coghlan leaving a California flat for stardom.
A fragmented domestic vignette describes Marge handling salary allocations, rent, dress, and savings, while Flo urges travel. The text lampoons a diamond exhibit project with figures like Mme, Pati and Mmne Jintuschek expected to contribute carbonata, and mocks private relief.
John Frankford and J Lewis Robison, two horse thieves, plotted a jailbreak from the West Chester Pennsylvania jail where Frankford was confined in a half inch iron cell. A driver warned him about exiting through iron, and Frankford replied he was not in a hurry. He learned Robison was in an adjacent plate iron cell and the two prepared to escape together.
The piece surveys Talleyrand anecdotes from London News, noting his pride in a definition of Amor and his sharp eyes on figures like Napoleon and Madame de Stael. It sketches his taste for theology, chats with bishops, and amused remarks on royal etiquette and court quirks in the era.
A traveler’s illustration shows the khedive faced with interior reform delays. Tafik Pasha sought immediate emancipation but faced Sheik-ul-Islam opposition, who argued emancipation could atone for sins and that slaves are needed as conscience-money. The project was renounced for now.
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