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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1898
Page
3
An advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Rose for sore feet and corns, promising instant relief and comfort. It also features a testimonial from Mrs Nett Hans praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for womb trouble and general recovery, urging women to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice in Lynn Mass.
Winnie Casrigoe, a shy factory girl, falls for Captain Tredernick while a penniless, lovelorn purser’s wife, Atula, mourns a lost chance at happiness. Tredernick, torn between duty and desire, confronts jealousy amid a tense household where Mrs Caerlyon, her husband, and Mr Pascoe scheme for welfare and new alliances. The scene shifts to a chaotic dinner with children, debts, and the looming question of love versus propriety.
A jumble of social chatter from a 1900s era page recalls romantic plots and party talk at local clubs, contrasted with practical notes on eye surgery. It mentions Elizabeth's and Winnie's ambitions, a Young Women's Progressive group, and a trivia about cataracts and artificial eyes.
A Washington dispatch relays a Spanish letter from Pedro Lopez de Castillo praising American troops after the Santiago campaign. The note lauds courage, humanity, and the surrender, and expresses gratitude for humane treatment of prisoners and wounded. It also notes the Spanish soldiers’ formal farewell to General Shafter and the U S Army.
William Swerly, a young man from Dubuque who had been working on a farm near Lis City, died after cramps while bathing with friends yesterday evening. The body was carried to the undertaker for burial.
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