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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented editorial voice extols Peruna as a vital tonic to energize weary homes and restore dignity for working mothers. It contrasts domestic duties with a changing world while noting a diverse social scene and a Mexican mechanic’s Paris honor for an air compressor invention.
An advertisement extols Pe-ru-na as a reliable medicine for women and general use. It claims female ailments arise from mucous membrane inflammation and catarrh and positions Pe-ru-na as a targeted cure for catarrh in the body. The text argues Pe-ru-na addresses congestion in any mucous membrane and outperforms other remedies.
Johnstopkian University President Gilinin, a Latin advocate, promotes daily Latin study across professions while a 75 cent cure named Unis Catarrh Cure is challenged as unconstitutional.
A historic look at Perkins wind powered water lifting and irrigation transforming farms in the West. The piece credits early pioneers for the wind mill's rise, noting Perkins contributions to stock watering, irrigation, and farm machinery, and recounts the enduring impact on rural prosperity and daily farm work.
A reader from Milas Get, 1800, praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health after years of weakness and failed medical treatments. She describes nearly unable to walk, writes a grateful letter to the publisher, and credits the remedy with improvement and renewed strength.
An distressed man in dire straits clings to morning papers for clues to a debt and a looming threat. The plot threads weave through a murder, a phony alibi, and a tense pursuit as detectives close in on a financier and his hidden ally, with Key letters and a widow’s stake shaping the path ahead.
Mrs Lenone, wife of a wealthy Passe businessman, confronted a rabid dog during a long carriage drive near Kehoe stables. She kept the animal pinned, protected herself, and insisted the dog be killed after reaching safety. Her act saved others though it left her body exhausted and aching.
A Lehigh and New England passenger train collided with a bus carrying about twenty five people three miles east of Slatington Pa. Eleven occupants died instantly and eleven were seriously injured. The omnibus, returning from a Cherryville funeral, carried all victims. The crash occurred on a sharp curve. no warning system or watchmen were observed. The injured were transported to South Bethlehem for care.
Dispatch from London reports Hong Kong merchants and the legislative council vow to resist British and colonial measures aimed at stopping arms and war material exports to China. They deny aiding insurgents while defending a tradition of free port trade and threaten to challenge government actions. Lord Francis leads colonial bar in backing their position.
John D. Tinday, counsel for Charles W. Neely, charged with embezzling Cuban postal funds, seeks a writ of habeas corpus after Judge Wallace denied it. The appeal to the U S Supreme Court was allowed. marshal ordered to hold Neely pending appeal. Supreme Court session due next October for argument.
William J. Bryan will not deliver a long oration tour this campaign. He will speak at select occasions and not travel a broad circuit. The plan, set with executive committee members, delays dates and venues until decisions are made. No regular program or literary works are arranged yet and the letter of acceptance remains undetermined.
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