10 Dec 1886
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1886
Page
1
Advertising forms are disclosed with AW indicating advertising not accompanied by payment will be inserted free of charge. Regular ads and monthly transit notices must be paid in advance. All communications intended for publication should reach the printer by Thursday morning to insure publication as directed.
A Philadelphia hospital department led by Sister Baptista at St. Joseph's offers alcohol treatment, focusing on sleep, gentle nourishment, and controlled rituals to calm delirium tremens. Patients are carefully evaluated, and outcomes include restored health and reintegration, with many cases illustrating firm management and caution against relapse.
The excerpt presents a comic distressed patient Mr Panginpaunch and a doctor conversation filled with burlesque mispronunciations. A digressive misread diet menu followed by a note on matrimony at a New York county fair links odd medical talk to social commentary.
A Chicago Ledger excerpt quips about Scandinavian naming patterns by Ole Williamson. He traces a tangled chain from Alf Oleson to Ole Alison and Andrew Oleson, then to John Anderson and Andrew Johpson, and onward to Jacob Bergstrom and William Stromberg. He notes his father Henry Jacobson and predicts his son William Henryson.
A correspondent reports an extraordinary 600 year BCE discovery near Porta Fratta in Todi Umbria. The intact wooden coffin contents include gold bronze and terra cotta ornaments a large signet ring bearing two figures and a star and many other pieces suggesting a noblewoman of status. The find is under study by Prof Gamorrini with value destined likely for Rome under the Pacca law.
A cyclone survivor and a tramp quarrel over apples as the man explains he merely looked at them in a cyclone district cabin. The exchange, filled with slang and a misheard word, ends with a drunken remark about a lamp and the storm.
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