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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1899
Page
3
In addressing Mrs Pinkham you confide private ailments to a woman with greater experience treating women’s diseases than any living person. A woman listener is preferred for discussing intimate troubles rather than a man who cannot fully understand.
Valerie confronts Max Beauregard in her chambers after a riding party. He pleads forgiveness as he admits loving her, and she reveals her long, conflicted feelings and past loyalties. The scene ends with a tense, shifting resolve as Valerie asserts her truth and Max pleads for a second chance.
A Harper's Young People fragment recalls rare violins in royal courts and Boston concerts, including a giant instrument called the grandfather of fiddle. It also describes an Irish weapon salve with legendary ingredients, citing a powder from mints grown on skulls and related grim lore.
American troops under General Young engage near Manila with heavy fighting around San Mateo. Casualties include 16 killed or wounded, including a lieutenant. Major Cronin and Captain Parker lead columns from multiple directions. the garrison secures San Mateo after a tough engagement amid mud and rugged terrain. Colored Troops see action for first time with mixed results. A report from Yorktown crewman Gilmore mentions insurgent activity at Vigan and safe treatment of prisoners.
Chicago dispatch reports General Torres ordered the execution of forty Yaqui prisoners after a skirmish in three weeks of fighting. Although only twenty were officially said to be killed in the battle, the commander claimed the other deaths as battle casualties.
A northeast wind and heavy rainstorm struck Chicago causing extensive damage. Glass shatters and awnings torn, several buildings and a cupola were damaged, with reports of fires and injuries but no fatalities. Power and telegraph lines suffered widespread disruption across downtown areas.
An overview of jewelry buried with the dead, detailing why wives and families value personal adornments, the practice of burying rings and heirlooms, and questions about who should inherit or reclaim such items. The piece notes varied beliefs and customs, the emotional pull of keepsakes, and the rarity of recovering buried valuables.
A fragmented 1995 era advert blends fanciful salaries, farm and household tasks, and self improvement claims. It touts high weekly pay, promises of skilled roles from bookkeeper to farmer, and mentions prizes, medical treatments, and a “Perfectly Natural Question.” The text also includes an irrelevant Harper’s Bazaar aside and stray reader letters about money and poetry.
An old advertisement rows with bold claim that no remedy equals Peruna, urging women to request a free book from Dr Hurtmip in Columbus Ohio. It touts Peruna as cure-all for pelvic disorders, dysentery, infant care, and cholera-like symptoms, citing testimonials and endorsements from named doctors and cities.
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