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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1889
Page
4
A fragmentary narrative from an asylum setting recounts a nurselike observer detailing a doomed romance and a male ward’s fate. The piece interleaves a later recollection by a veteran about undertaker rituals, a courtship gone awry, and reflections on death, memory, and loss amid grim surroundings.
A New York report ties a court fight over thirteen jewels to the widow Mrs Mathews, once married to the late inventor M Singer. The suit seeks repayment of a promissory note used to redeem the diamonds, claimed by Mrs Dougherty and defended by Mr Tuftton as a legitimate deal. The tale recalls the singer fortune, Charley Matthews, and the fateful 1883 Paris and New York exploits ending in tragedy.
A garbled old piece describes a girl born in each month with fixed traits from January prudence to December extravagance. It closes with a sensational note about pirates and a shark catch near Raritan, detailing a 900 pound shark and a subsequent larger casualty in nets and fishing gear.
A fragmented historical account recounts Countess Waleska’s journey and the royal entourage. Napoleon referenced figures and long voyages appear amid ceremonial scenes and distant ports. The text mixes names, places, and events in a dense, chaotic panorama.
A garbled OCR passage references reporters, a complaint about modern news, and a Lowell confectioner’s ad. It mingles quotes about journalism, unnamed places, and stray lines like “What idiot they have on news impern nowadays” with scattered mentions of reporters and a Freezing Quality feature.
A long fragmented piece describes a colonial exhibition in Paris featuring Dinah the Nabur queen and her court, detailing imperial display cues, costumes, and the political theater around royal identity. It also touches on social customs and a wide array of unrelated items and notices from various sources.
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