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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1898
Page
3
Fragmentary read in which Spanish death notices are described as elaborate tokens of mourning printed on double sheets. The piece notes the decorum, folding method, and the social expectations favored by survivors, with stray humor about royal and aristocratic quirks amid wartime sentiment.
In a tense morning scene Captain Tredeannick recounts the morning's events to Madam Vivian as Winnie confronts social constraints, love, and jealousy. Winnie guards the baby and endures a sharp clash over family duty while Miss Trowhelm and Mrs Cadlyon’s voices echo from the coast.
Winifred hides her disobedience as Captain Stephen Tredehannick appears on the cliff path after a frantic chase for her baby. Winnie, calm yet anxious, speaks to him about sea life while the pair exchange shy, revealing glances and discuss the ocean’s moods.
A fragmentary scene portrays a man and woman in a twilight mood with deep attraction and restrained dialogue. A later exchange centers on Mr and Mrs Griggson preparing for a social dinner at the Van Kilters with caution about table manners and conversation.
A long description from Harper’s Magazine depicts a man’s elaborate Indian style attire with white muslin and rose turban, gold lace, rhinoceros hide shield, and jeweled accessories. The piece contrasts fashions with social views on jilting and feminine behavior, noting a czar’s white horses and ceremonial display.
Minnesota and Dakota states expect 190 million bushels of spring wheat with no yield gain but higher planted area. Minnesota leads with about 4 billion double crop yields, North Dakota 68.5 million and South Dakota 36 million, total 280.5 million bushels on 19.2 million acres. Crop quality varies with more No 2 and No 3 white wheat, corn prospects strong, oats light in some areas, and potatoes broad yields. Farmers plan to hold grain rather than sell under 70 cents.
New York Aug 17 A dispatch from Cadiz notes a squadron led by Captain Barrage preparing to sail to Southampton to receive prisoners. The Cheribon has sailed to Santiago with Spanish troops expected home by Aug 28. Cadiz, once dour, resumes gaiety with fetes planned to lift spirits and attract visitors. Gates are open all night, fleet exercises continue, results remain fair.
Washington August 17 The navy department considers a partial review in New York harbor as ships arrive under Salutation. A river parade to Grant’s Tomb at Riverside is proposed to allow public viewing without tiring sailors. Separate dispatch notes arrivals of the St Paul with the Second Regiment is at Montauk Point and quarantine hospital stands.
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