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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1897
Page
3
Odd collage of poems and prose fragments on love, duty, and faith interspersed with ads for tonics and household goods. Scattered lines reference Cupid, heaven, misery, and the weather, with stray notes on washing, hard water, and a Dutch chemist claiming a sugar substitute breakthrough.
The Washington Saturday report covers congressional proceedings on the pension appropriation bill. It notes Republican criticism of civil service reform views and mentions President Harding’s stance on expenditures. The piece discusses transportation costs and the fiscal impact of potential deficits, highlighting contested approval and potential reallocation of funds.
A jumble of letters and notes from Montanan residents describe Loftive and his alleged activities. The missives mention unfinished work valued at 175000 dollars, a railroad salary proposal, and various foreign letters praising his service. Details include Central America and Mexico correspondence and a controversial dismissal.
A chaotic scene unfolds as hysteria from overwork and worry sweeps Miss Hoe frais and nearby to the hospital. Doctors report exhaustion and a collapse risk among workers and attendants, with several patients receiving care as a broader health scare ripples through the community.
In reliable quarters Secretary Gage reportedly hesitates to fully embody a proposed bill on banking and currency. Lawmakers on the House Committee on Banking and Currency and the Ways and Means panel weigh how his views might shape legislation.
A man accused of stealing nearly ten thousand dollars worth of diamonds from the Mary land naval reserve was caught after a struggle and identified by Mrs Hinerslay and Mrs Rule Hownnkelenattt. The suspect, a 20 year old, faced a court hearing as details emerged of the attempted escape and the missing items including a silver dovelet.
A garbled report from Ottawa suggests a government push against deported workers and Yankee labor emigration. It mentions notable lawyers in New Orleans and Tapgipskow and a shooting in Washington Parish. The piece references European mentor roles and a Nebraskan incident amid Ottawa season figures.
Mona faces pressure from relatives about an arranged marriage to Kenneth Macalister while Lisle confronts jealousy and restraint. Mona gently deflects his proposals as they navigate social expectations, loyalty to family, and their uncertain future amid mountain country tensions.
The article cites Longman’s Magazine on how the body and mind renew through rest rather than overexertion. It warns against turning recreation into harmful work, risking fatigue, anxiety, and early decrepitude by misusing leisure for risky or excessive activity.
A fragment from The Bits shows a humorous will reading where a notary notes kinship and bequeaths two sheep to a nephew Jean Pierre if they return within a fortnight, else to a mysterious claimant Nicholas, reflecting quirky historical probate prose.
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