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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1885
Page
6
The readable text presents a corrupted OCR fragment with scattered words and phrases, mentioning places, names, numbers, and possible events but lacking coherent context. It references geographic terms, person names, and potential historical notes without forming a complete report or clear narrative.
In a snowy city winter, the Governor's son woos Erminia Mus and confesses desire with a rose gift, while Erminia battles doubt and a love test. Arthur Weldon arrives as a friend and rival, revealing deeper emotions and a secret that tests loyalty and fidelity. The tale ends with Weldon’s confession and a lasting, shadowed memory of the forbidden romance.
A fragmented chronicle recounts an Ashantee man praised for striking dress and eye, contrasted with a prisoner’s attire, then shifts to a review of Territin’s Foreign and Ecclesiastical Review on ancient Babylon. It describes Mesopotamian geography, canals, commerce, and Nebuchadnezzar’s campaigns, linking ancient life to modern reflections on wealth and virtue.
A Northbound arrival reports G J Henderson one of Yellowstone park superintendents who has resided since 1482. He describes vast hot springs basins, Lindren's garden, skull geysers, and the massive Walpity Lake area with erupting vents, predicting tourism and research growth for the park.
A fragmentary history recounts how Brussels carpets began in 1749 near Mount Skipet, Kidderminster, with John Broom and a Belgian weaver, detailing secretive early production, then notes on the Stanford mourning, urging wealth to fund education and aid for children.
A reflective piece contrasts wealth and poverty, noting callous indifference to suffering. The speaker laments that money dulls empathy, as soldiers’ losses and beggars’ plight go unseen while the rich indulge, asking when society will awaken to the rights of the poor.
A sweet 17 year old girl meets a young gentleman who asks her to accompany him to locate a servant. They find the servant at a Irish woman’s home on Minna Street and discuss the small family. The scene shifts to a cradle and grave references as the San Francisco Chronicle and Whitehall Times note the moment.
A fragmentary old article describes burros as ubiquitous in New Mexico, calling them rugged beasts able to carry heavy loads and work diligently after release. It recounts Joe tying knots with burro help, debating whether a burro can perform clever tasks or tricks, ending with a taunting challenge to prove a knot from a burro.
Philadelphia Sanitary Gleanings urges timid residents to remain calm when cholera threatens. Many survive epidemics with proper rest and simple care, avoid patent medicines, and focus on hygiene and sanitary conditions to reduce risk.
The Indian tribes of the Northwest British territories total about 34,000 with 17,120 Chippewas and Crees among the plains groups, 8,157 Cree? and wool, 6,678 Blackfeet, 2,000 Sioux, plus about 16,000 remaining in Hudson Bay Company territory. The Crees are a troublesome lot and gave our frontier posts in Montana some trouble last summer.
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