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Newspaper
Kimball Enterprise
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1883
Page
2
Felix Hawthorne recalls reading a personal note that betrayed his trust and nearly ruined his romance with Rene Snowden. After a period of wandering, he confronts Rene, admits his fault, and discovers their bond endures, with Rene reaffirming her love as Phil unveils himself.
The piece argues that literary fame offers little real happiness to women like George Kilot. It implies that deeper fulfillment eludes fame, noting the enduring yearning in a woman's heart and citing a quoted exchange with Queen Christina about passion and birth.
A New York Journal advertisement offered an hour of birth for a child born to respectable American parents. Dr Campbell's Sanitarium, 146 West 1th Street, advertised adoption by letter only, promising secrecy and stating the parents are poor and unknown to the adopters. A reporter learned the doctor would not reveal parents and warned of the secrecy surrounding the arrangement.
The Philadelphia Timon laments Pittsburg neglect of the Fort Duquesne blockhouse, once a heroically fought landmark. It urges converting the site into a public park as the town’s chief patriotic attraction, warning the monument risks oblivion if not saved for future generations.
A Chicago Times interview recalls Grant denying any right to a leadership role in the Army of the Potomac legends. He notes his command of a division in the Army of the Tennessee and discusses homage to Newton and McClellan as appropriate given the era. Also mentions Archbishop Vaughn of Sydney visiting the United States en route to Rome.
Mrs. M. P. Hardy sketches Richmond society under Confederate war strain. Women worked in treasury and hospital relief. Confederate aid societies organized nationwide. Uniforms shaped status, many romances formed, yet morality remained strict. Refugees flooded the city. church weddings, social clubs, and starvation parties marked a lively yet constrained social life.
The article describes Dorsey’s ranching expansion across New Mexico and Texas, detailing cattle and horse herds, water rights, and land acquisitions. It notes his success funded by wealth, the ambition to grow stock numbers, and plans to extend operations into New Mexico and nearby ranges, with Walton connections shaping land control and grazing access.
The speaker rejects spiritualism and seances, condemning foibles of those who profit from it. He asserts no evidence from the other world and expresses strong disbelief, noting no seer, no demonstration, and delaying judgment on occult claims. The text also touches on critiques of dress and civilization across nations and cites Maine’s early capital trial in 1544.
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