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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1899
Page
3
A fragmentary collage of poetry, jokes, ads, and political musings from a historic newspaper page. It blends moral aphorisms, medical warnings, patent remedies, and street chatter. Notable threads include cautions about mercury in cures, quotes on public virtue, and suggestions of weaponless restraint amid a chaotic market scene.
Monica endures a crowded drawing room scene of a aristocratic Irish family with Penelope Priscilla and Misses Blake debating guests at Axhyohilibeg. Rumors of Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Desmond swirl as Monica contemplates her own future and a garden party in Madam O Connor's grounds.
A fragmented scene centers on a girl or woman described as a “saundress” who believes a ritual number seventeen will yield the best price or prize. The text blends superstition, dream motifs, and a moralizing tone about fate and seduction, with no identifiable people, places, or concrete outcomes.
A jumble of speculative notes explores the idea that vast desert regions could be altered by engineering to form new seas and land, detailing potential routes, impacts on Europe, and the commerce and military consequences. Also includes human interest and product notes from unrelated columns.
Minnesota frog catching supports thousands of families, with New York and other cities driving demand. Frogs are captured in St Paul and Minneapolis regions, sold wholesale at 6 to 10 cents a dozen in summer, and shipped nationwide, sustaining a growing industry and local employment.
A veteran captain in noir Shepherdtown recounts a Civil War era encounter with Stonewall Jackson and General Donglis. The tale follows loyalty tests, pardon, and a return home to Key ern farms after years of service, ending in peace.
An advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla faithfully and persistently to cure illness, claiming the medicine has already helped thousands and will do the same for you despite skepticism about ailments.
A senator endorses various home remedies and tonics, praising cures for coughs and colds. The letter urges readers to request a free book from a specific medicine company, listing multiple claimed products and benefits.
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