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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1887
Page
4
A garbled passage discusses boots, tights, and wear patterns, mentioning Denriado, Us fiewt, and Arpad en tythers. It hints at mending, new wear, and decisions about what to wear, with unclear references and several misspellings.
A narrative-era tale follows Natalie as a daughter caught between desire and duty in a fever haunted city. Lindon Stafford, a distant nobleman, returns to fulfill promises while Natalie’s secret love for her guardian doctor unfolds amid marriage, illness, and social constraint.
A blurred street scene frames a tale of marriage strain and sudden forgiveness. Lindon guides a sorrowful Myrtle into a shared embrace as Natalie Cheater's memory tests fidelity, while a hushed plea to forgive and forget echoes amid the churchly vow forgotten by time and fate.
L Jennings, former Times man now in Parliament, recounts his fight against Tammany in New York. He describes city corruption, lavish officials, missing carpets, and forged ledgers showing over 20 million dollars in stolen funds. A probe, threats, and dramatic police resistance fueled his campaign to expose the ring.
Agricultural notes warn investors in stock against high prices and risky ventures. An Alabama judge advocates sheep over cattle to manage land use. Beaver tongues curing method is given, followed by an essay on newborn head care urging mothers to avoid shaping a baby’s head and to bathe and brush gently, stressing natural development.
The piece argues that a wife’s financial worth is revealed by chores and expenses. It condemns infidelity and asserts that family funds belong to the wife, urging equal access to earnings and criticizing the burden on a hardworking wife. The author decries economic control within marriage and calls for fair support.
The warden stresses early plantings to improve yields but warns soil must not be worked while dry. He describes preparing beds, marking rows with a board and lath strip, and pressing seeds like curls parsnips onions beets and peas into well-moistened soil for best germination.
The passage discusses seed planting techniques without soil damage and stresses keeping quantities to a minimum. It then shifts to consumer advice on disinfectants, endorsing a nitrate solution dissolved in boiling water for household cleaning and noting that regular application improves safety, while suggesting alternatives and practical timing for use.
An English farmer argues that liberal feeding can raise profits for small dairy farmers. He asserts half Clover cows yielding improved returns, while unfed neglected cattle fall short. He cites a £150 yearly gain and notes the need for skilled breeding and careful stock management by capable keepers.
The Jersey breed is praised for growth, larger frames, and better meat as feed becomes abundant. With longer pasture and gentler handling the cows will mature more fully, producing finer udders and cream. Cold exposure and harsh treatment are discouraged, urging humane care and better stockkeeping.
Professor Manviani reports Rome’s foundations and public works expanded dramatically since 1870. Excavations uncovered vast earthworks, statues, inscriptions, and coins, challenging Etruscan city theories and confirming Alba Longa origins as a Roman settlement by the Tiber river.
The account describes Lesseps meeting with Emperor William and Prince Bismarck, sharing views against war and the need for diplomatic understanding. William declares opposition to war unless attacked, aiming to ease European tensions and clarify France's stance through dialogue with a respected French figure.
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