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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1899
Page
3
A well known young man talks about burning the candle at both ends in pursuit of pleasure and business. He describes illness and recovery after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. He cites improved digestion and overall health after taking Hood's remedy.
A string of paragraph fragments outlines new brick materials and warp textiles named Cruzon elath Wil alao and Wee: MWenrleru vloth, with claims of weather resistance and spring appeal. Mentions ladies fashion, domestic articles, and a shift toward attractive fabrics to appear under Creponette branding. Also notes shoe care products, Allen's Foot-Base, and various ads for medical tonics, along with references to historic items and promotions including Dewey and Manila ships and California colonist fares.
Report of Marconi testing wireless telegraphy between South Foreland England and Boulogne France. Experiments used a vertical conductor to bend signals, with distances of up to thirty two miles and potential for longer ranges with taller masts. Weather resistant apparatus operated during storms, and tests included communications with lightships and royal vessels.
A testimonial from Mrs BiizaA Tuomas of Easton Pennsylvania describes ulceration of the womb easing after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sarcastive Wash. Another letter from Mrs M Stopparn Springfield Minn praises relief from female troubles after treatment, noting restored health and ability to work.
New York April 18 The Manila news service reports General Lawton back in Manila says 100000 troops will be needed to pacify the island. He notes difficulties fighting guerrillas in tropical terrain and evacuations of territory taken as his forces move north of Manila toward Laguna de Bay. The lake region remains tense as insurgents concentrate near Pasig and Santa Cruz while Lawton prepares a major land expedition.
United States transport Hancock will sail today from San Francisco for Manila carrying the Twenty first Infantry. Several other transports are planned to depart this week and the Grant is expected to arrive with invalided soldiers and bodies in the coming days.
Washington dispatch says the proclamation to Filipinos inspires many to seek U.S. citizenship and return to Manila with offers of government aid. Schurman reports excellent results and widespread approval as volunteers hope to come home, with Nebraska, South Dakota, and Pennsylvania units to be moved first to escort the transport Sheridan.
Washington April 17 The cabinet devoted most of its session to the Samoan question and instructions to American commissioners to the czars disarmament conference. A written report from Admiral Rautz on prehostility events showed German influence in Malietoa’s provisional government and the duress that shaped consular actions. The group also examined instructions to czar conference delegates prepared by Secretary Hay and guarded details of the government’s stance. The governors demand for volunteers from South Yor for service in the Philippines was not resolved.
In Canton Ohio on April 17 two women testified against Mrs. George. Mary Naiman said she heard that Mrs. George helped Saxton leave the Althouse home by brandishing a pistol and demanded money first. Nettie McAllister spoke of threats to kill Saxton and grievances against him. John Jackson, a janitor, testified Mrs. George urged someone to kill Saxton if he refused to settle with her and end relations with Mrs. Althouse.
Report from the City of Rio de Janeiro voyage to Honolulu notes a March 24 crater collapse with clouds of dust and smoke. Guests fled Volcano House as landslides occurred while some investigators explored the cavern. A 190 foot diameter hole appeared, and authorities estimated the crater bottom possibly 800 feet below the mouth with further developments awaited.
Secretary of War Alger arrived at Fort Monroe this morning and will reach Washington this afternoon. An item from Honolulu reports ex-queen dowager Kaptolani in critical condition after a stroke. Pensions are granted to several in Iowa and Redisional district, with amounts ranging from four to ten dollars for single recipients and widows listed among the beneficiaries.
An account recalls Lieutenant Henry Robert of the Twenty second Infantry captured near Gettysburg and treated as a prisoner after a skirmish. It details a tense exchange, the capture near Cup’s Hill, and the care by hospital staff including Dr. Bache, with reflections on loyalty, gratitude, and wartime duty.
A garbled report mentions swallowed teeth and stomach distress with references to stomach bitters and a senator Lodge relation. It notes an annual session recommendation and a trip through Europe with Mrs Fodge, but many words are unreadable.
The article recalls Rev Minus Savage defending aggasies in New York and Géral Elwell Onis described as always out of sl beture puveilli RAW. The text satirically contrasts the “land of Pretty Boal” with sharp social critique, noting weather, sea, and distant docks as symbolic images.
Thixery reports confusion about a naval matter involving the Miedkalen navy and a Charleston cruiser. A Polish aristocrat, Count Yusukerich, is mentioned as the late father with a succession claim valued at 1,100,000. The Washington department and Wikatin aid are noted in connection with a fledgling claimant.
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