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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1885
Page
8
Fragmentary excerpt portrays birds and wings as symbols of memory and rest. It mentions Helen Hunt Jackson and her thoughtful songlike lines, with a traveler by a fire and recurring road, suggesting nature and poetry guiding the observer.
Kortlandt halts on a hill and meets Ellen Everestt, a northern planter’s daughter bitter over Union losses. She reveals the graves of martyrs on her land, and a clash of history and pride deepens. After fever sweeps the town, he helps her through death and loss, and they pledges hearts.
A paper read before the Tos ton Society discusses eating before sleep. It argues that a late meal or milk at night can prevent restless nights, backache, and morning fatigue by avoiding long fasting intervals. It cites sleep induction from food and the perceived value of a morning meal for energy.
A Lowell piece explores attachment to home versus European living, contrasting deep patriotic feeling with distrust of American affection. It cites Ruth and Naomi to illustrate self renunciation and concludes with a Providence court ruling on private letters not included in obscenity statutes, urging broader inclusion.
A fragmented historical sketch describes Huckleberry Mountain known as Pool Hill in Durell Township, Bradford County Pennsylvania. It details the Pool tribe and descendants of Vander Pool, their berry picking, beaver and hoop pole crafts, and social customs, noting the practice of gathering berries with whiskey for travel and the community’s notoriety.
A Washington letter in the St Louis Globe-Democrat recalls Jane Woolmley a noted actor who died recently leaving over 200000. The text mentions Wortley’s patent beet tea method and references Gartidd and a late resignations. It hints at a bustling hotel scene and local street life with various names and incidents.
The piece depicts John McCullough’s rapid decline from mental and physical decay amid his family, attendants, and a lengthy hospital visit scene. His wife, described as motherly, remains by his side as friends and officials observe his shifting gaze and tremulous gestures. He recognizes visitors briefly, then reverts to vacant, fragmented behavior, illustrating a dramatic loss of memory and control.
The Providence Journal argues drawing aids a child’s mental growth from infancy before literacy, noting instinctive use of board and charcoal, the value of a family’s blackboard, and how art shapes practical knowledge including translation of working drawings and invention stories.
A fragment discusses women’s duties and knowledge, arguing for education before marriage and opposing courtship. It cites Professor Freuch’s views on health, social interaction, and the dangers of loveless marriages, urging women to seek worthy partners and self-education. The piece condemns prejudices and extols female empowerment and reform in marriage picks.
A sick man lies in a Pacific room as the Army of the Penne gathering voices rumble with war talk. The hall fills with chatter and technical terms as a late night exchange overheard by the patient reveals plans and bets on the rebellion’s end. A conspiratorial tone emerges as Sam is urged to wait for the moment when news arrives that the war will soon cease.
The piece extols Kimball as the best located town in Southern Dakota near Brule County center, thriving in prime farming and stock country with crops in recent years proving the claim.
The passage describes a town on the Main Line of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad located 48 miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east of Chamberlain. It highlights a public school, churches, a first class post office, two banks, two good hotels, a large train elevator with material on hand, timber yards, blacksmith shops, livery stables, and general stores. The text hints at civic events and incentives but remains fragmented and uncertain.
An OCR fragment mentions Beautiful Town and the Brite Country Agricultural page. It references townsite layout and a hall or halllike structure, suggesting a community or agricultural feature in the servitory area.
A booming town prompts investors to act now with opportunities apparent in rising commerce and development. Officials highlight growth in housing, retail, and services as new projects attract capital and workers to the area.
D Warner, executor of the original town site, reports three adjoining avenues laid out with streets and alleys to fit residence lots. Main Street docks remain for sale to business buyers with inducements offered. Dakota climate praised as mild, abundant rainfall, pure water, and favorable conditions for settlement.
Dr G J Ross M D announces temporary service near Lut and Main prompting inquiries. He cites seventeen years of experience with Ohio Madison College of Cincinnati and the State Medical Society of Iowa, inviting county residents to call promptly for appointments.
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