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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1896
Page
3
A garbled text fragment references cattle and hogs, farming, and payments during a plague era. It mentions cattle paying well as something is restored, and notes breeding various animals. The legible items are scattered and unclear in detail.
A frontpage blend urges young men to show moral courage and self mastery, contrasting country-bred ideals with urban success. It cites a Baltimore era tone, asks if individuals can endure toil and resist temptation, then shares a Washington Star anecdote about poison ivy experiments by two youths and the harsh outcomes. It also notes fashion signals for engaged men in New Augustine Florida and a tall timber plan in Victoria Australia.
The report discusses the Treasury and public credit policy with focus on government borrowing, revenue methods, and potential measures to meet wartime or postwar obligations. It covers financial instruments, reserves, and the necessity to maintain public trust while managing deficits and currency stability.
A fragmentary 19th century snippet blends a boy’s confession with prayers and a prankish inquiry about religious creed. The voice shifts to a traveler’s tale of a Devil themed country with a joke about absentee landlords in Ireland as relayed by the London Gentlemen.
A garbled financial notice hints at Misa Slowgoing and Mr. Wise planning a Baltimore ceremony. The text suggests a marriage occurring the following week and mentions aid trust and rich relations, with a confusing line about a fall grade of molasses from a stalke of the commos valxe.
The fragment catalogs diamond pricing by carat, mentions four and two carat stones, and notes price parity on heavier stones. It then shifts to patent medicines and tonics claiming blood purification and rheumatism relief, touting Hoot’s Sarsaparilla and Ton’s Barsaparitin, with unrelated farm and health claims interwoven.
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