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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1885
Page
3
A fragmented diary style reminiscence recalls a riverbank walk and harvest time, with dialogue about parting and enduring affection. The speaker reflects on emotions tied to family, weather, and a mother’s guidance during a quiet, intimate moment.
Rex Allston and Florence Osborne fade rivalry as truth unfolds. A beach confession reveals Rex’s past with his half sister and Osborne’s struggle with public judgment. The pair reconcile, leading to a betrothal framed by hotel society gossip and a moonlit row that seals forgiveness and love.
An old profile of William H Vanderbilt details his plain living and strict health habits. He rises early, avoids alcohol, favors simple meals with brown roast beef and mutton, and believes plain living preserves color, vigor, and good health amid wealth.
A fragment from The Gentlemen's Magazine recounts a codfish swallowing several fish items including herrings and a whiting. The narrative notes the swallowing process, noting the mouth capacity and the slow progression as the second fish is taken.
A fragmented account describes an Arab man’s household routines and preferences. He wears his hat indoors, mounts a horse on the right, and delays formalities. Meals are spare, work ends after sunset, and women rarely share seating. He lacks tableware, favors woolen furnishings, and travels by donkey. He drinks cold water, is rarely drunk, and shows little curiosity or desire for self-improvement.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes lively Mexico canal life with boats, improvised gondola like canoes, river musicians, and festive crowds. It contrasts public amusement with elite carriage manners as Betsy and T join the common throng for fresh air and sunshine.
At Whitby New Gardens a Marechal Neil climmpion miset tree, planted decades ago, has seen steep declines but now shows signs of revival. The 1889 bloom count fell to about 4000, then to 850, yet the proprietor reports renewed vigor with hundreds of buds maturing and a projection of over 5000 blooms this year. London Lifes notes the tree’s revival could reward patient care and industry.
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