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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1885
Page
6
Fragmented poem text mentions faith guiding through dreary paths and seeking truth. Appears as a reflective verse with repeated references to light, patience, and workers. Numerous garbled words and misprints obscure concrete facts or events.
An old village Adlingtone tale recalls Barbara Conwall the witch tied to a grave and a talisman ring. A narrator recounts graveyard whispers a midnight encounter and a haunting love for Barbara’s memory amid local superstition and social musings.
The article argues in favor of preparing cattle sheep and hogs for market using pasture and grass before relying on costly corn. It stresses proper summer feeding, shade and water, avoid overstocked pastures, and early conditioning to reduce fall losses and raise prices. It also notes drought and winter conditions, and urges planning in spring to minimize expense while maximizing meat quality.
A garbled dialogue depicts a man from Indians in Chicago discussing a mortgage and security for a house. The exchange reveals confusion over funds and ownership while a Hooper figure looks on, the scene hinting at loan doubt and stock as collateral.
A distorted courtroom transcript reveals a prosecuting attorney questioning a witness about his willingness to testify. The dialogue touches on the defendant's honesty, the witness's recollections, and whether the accused was killed by the guard’s order.
Captain Marsh once toured Mohammedan lands and learned of a giant siege gun, the three hundred pound Krupp cannon. Granted by the Russian legation, it was landed on the Caspian shore, dragged over Elinyz Mountain, and displayed amid crowds. The monster cannon toppled a minaret when fired and shattered a village gas pipe five miles away, prompting the Shah to ground its firing for safety.
The Philadelphia Times reports Mrs Langtry now adds 210000 to her New York real estate fortune, bringing her total to 8135.01. Once poor, her tastes drove her wealth through beauty and business, using glamor to gain money and social access.
A collection of bygone curiosities detailing how famed individuals reacted with aversion or fainting to certain stimuli. Examples include Erwains fleeing fish odor, Parr’s patient fainting at sight, and Brahe detesting foxes. Other cases mention silk, honey, and water sounds triggering strong reactions.
A garbled account describes Glacier 200 peaks and Gneier Bay as the tallest in Alaska. It mentions heavy crags near Fairweather Range, shifting ice, and a seismic sea of waves feeding a powerful current. The piece evokes dramatic ocean action and cliff hazards, with references to canyons and roaring spray.
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