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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
1
A tense roadside duel unfolds between an English traveler and a Welsh swordsman, with onlookers and a mysterious noble observer. The combat blends threat and restraint as both men test skill, while a woman intervenes to halt the violence and avert bloodshed.
The narrator and his uncle Sir Arthur Vaughan reunite at Nant-y-Bryn after years apart. They discuss the unrest with Parliament forces, the narrator's escape plans, and the estate's poverty as they plan protection and survival amid 17th century upheaval. The scene shifts to coins, stores, and the hard reality of rural wealth under strain.
A dialog about Lord Por givus and Mr Kidder questions legitimacy and wealth. Reference notes that in England 99 towns own gag works and cites an average net income per town of about $1,947,125 annually.
A nostalgic reflection on sunburn as a badge of outdoor leisure. The piece praises sunburn’s social signaling through days of tennis, boating, golf, and beaches, noting the charm despite discomfort, the rituals of cooling with cold cream and witch hazel, and the contrast with quieter indoor life.
A letter from a reader praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Dr Hayes for curing a tumor after months of following advice. The writer claims increased strength and walking distance and urges others to seek the service, with reference to the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. and a Boston Roxbury address.
A veterinary bulletin by Dr. J. J. Repp of the Iowa Experiment Station warns poultry growers about the chicken mite infesting flocks. It details how mites depress egg production and profits, especially harming hatching hens and young chicks, and promotes kerosene emulsion as a cost effective treatment. The bulletin is available free by request from Professor J. Curtiss in Ames Iowa.
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