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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
3
A garbled OCR mix recounts cold remedies like St Jacobs Oil and Ely s Cream Hair, accompanied by unrelated tales and quips about late night stories. It mentions actors, Broadway humor, and a theater crowd, interwoven with product ads and civic notices.
In a tense Civil War era sequence Brant, wounded and wrongly suspected, battles political and romantic treachery to protect a hidden ally. A new disguise, a perilous escape plan, and rumors about a white mullatto woman fuel intrigue as Washington dispatches threaten Brant’s command and future.
A dated critique decries modern verse as energy lacking and machine made, praising instead vivid imagery and honest feeling. It contrasts polished forms with poems that fail to grab readers and questions if perfection in meter dulls poetic fire.
The London Chronicle discusses how fiction frequently borrows from real life, citing cases of alleged imitation in Jude the Goxcures and The Mighty Atom. It notes accusations of plagiarism across works by Mall Caine and Shuart, including arrestees in pulpit tales, and laments on repeated literary theft of ideas, mentioning Enoc Arden and Meurs.
Washington December 1 The Neely extradition case was argued before the United States Supreme Court focusing on the treaty power and presidential authority to extradite a criminal from Cuba. John D. Lind of New York urged the case contending preexisting Cuban independence and treaty ratification govern the action, with further arguments expected on December 17 regarding Puerto Rico and the Philippines relations. Assistant Attorney General James M. Beck to reply for the government.
Prime Minister Chamberlain responded to allegations of conflicts of interest in government contracts. He argued that his relatives and associates held diverse shares, but denied improper influence. The debate included a Commons vote on Lloyd George's amendment and a government closure motion, with the tally showing substantial opposition but ultimately the throne adjournment carried. Congressman Eustace Gibson of Huntington, West Virginia, died this morning.
Irene Greve six years old and Julio Diggernees one year old drowned in Cushing Creek Saturday afternoon. They were seen heading to the creek around 1 PM and not missed until supper time. A frantic community search with lanterns found the bodies around 7 PM above the dam, thirty rods north of the stock guards. Station Agent Diggernees is the father of Julio and Irene's father was a former hardware merchant in the area.
In New York at eight this morning the six day bicycle race began with Hiker McFarland Simar Gougoulis and Pierce McEachern leading. They rode 183 miles with laps and trailed by one to three laps. Miller’s wagon team faltered and Miller dropped from the track, leaving Brashers and others close behind as the event continued. The program tonight has been prohibited and a new schedule may follow.
A fragmented column discusses human nature through anecdotes of a neighbor’s loyalty, a wife’s reaction to a gift, and prosperity hints. It shifts to ads and notes on Hooster Bitters, Libby Plum Pudding for soldiers, and holiday goose logistics with Berlin goose trains and prices.
A distressed mother writes an open letter thanking Dodd Kidney Pills for over three years of kidney weakness relief. She praises the pills as wonderful and vital, recounting her daughter’s illness, and notes the product’s advertised value and genuineness.
Mrs. F J Lynch of 324 South Division Street Grand Rapids Michigan writes praising Pertina Medicine Company Columbus Ohio. She says two bottles cured a persistent cough quickly and that she now enjoys excellent health, calling Pertina a true friend of women. The notice extols catarrh cures and promotes the remedy with medical claims and a request for free information.
A chaotic scene unfolds in a gilded hall as a lecturer challenges a suitor and a series of flirtatious exchanges reveal social pretensions. A jesting voter asks about reputation while a boy questions virtue, and the tale pivots on notions of destiny and propriety amid banter and flirtation.
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