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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
4
An OCR messy page recounts scattered items from mortality in Canadan frontier, conflicting reports of double deaths, unknown victims, and old era crime tones. It surveys disjointed notices from Ada Cincinnati to Brookline, with stray ads and rumor about lotteries, prunes, and odd local customs.
In Barmouth, Jack Belchers and Uncle Sol plot around Squire Belchers buried treasure. The tale unfolds with a will, legal scheming, a near betrayal by Brad Belchers, and a dramatic discovery of Kidd’s Will in a tin trunk. Jack exposes the theft, faces consequences, and resolves to pursue rightful heirs.
A fragmentary account details a ceremonial dance scene in a sunlit court with three story houses nearby. It describes a sacred booth of cottonwood, the Great Black Lake of Tears cavity, and seventeen Snake Order participants entering to perform rituals. Dancers in Antelope and Snake Orders handle live snakes in a perilous sequence, balancing danger with ritual movement and sacred signals.
A fragmented reminiscence features a Boston horsecar conductor mistaken for an old coachman at a fare dispute. A young woman recalls a past invite to a social event as the conductor boldly asserts his identity amid amused passengers. A separate anecdote recounts a rich man on a surface car trading fare for cigars, a quip that amuses riders. An unrelated line mentions the average rise of an American farm.
Instructions for constructing a dairy ice house with dry foundation and drainage by tile or rock. A full bill of lumber is given and elements like 2x12 beams 2x6 inner boards and roof details are listed. Contemporary farming commentary on cows pigs beekeeping and agricultural practices follows, with unrelated snippets from other notes and jokes.
Fragmented ad style notice warns of poisonous mint vapors from marshy shores and industrial villages, touting "Stomach Bitters" as a cure. Mentions Albert G. Wakefield lawyer, medical claims, and several patent remedies. Includes dubious testimonials and various product endorsements.
A promotional claim extols August Flower as a universal cure for dyspepsia. It emphasizes dyspepsia relief as its sole purpose and notes the product’s wide availability. The text asserts large manufacturing capacity and widespread sales as proof of effectiveness.
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