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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1899
Page
3
A passage of period notes reports on hair whitening perfumes used nightly and scented pillows from Paris for refreshing odor on hair without damage. It also covers Monte Carlo croupiers, a Quixote tone on gambling, Mr Winslow’s book for children, and various domestic and cosmetic curiosities reflecting old city life.
A garbled ad touts a mysterious remedy promising cures for indigestion kidney issues and bowel problems. It warns readers to buy the product and warns against substitutes, citing alleged nutritional benefits and health improvements with vague references to ingredients and pseudomedical language.
A narrator recalls Hop Sing, a shopkeeper in a Chinese quarter, displaying Christian motives while exploiting customers. The tale reveals hypocrisy as the narrator confronts personal doubts and questions about race, commerce, and morality in a troubled urban setting.
In spring 1892 in Kivsia I heard the Canvowité would be pleased to see me in St Petersburg. At the palace I met the young Czarowits who greeted me warmly, spoke sadly of peasant suffering, and impressed me as a kind hearted, capable prince. He was tall, healthy, well formed, and dignified, with steady eyes and graceful bearing. Harper's Weekly describes him as amiable and promising a conscientious rule.
Rice bread described as a dainty learned by the soul of Hie Indians. The grain ground jute flour forms a wheaten loaf baked as a breakfast luxury. Served hot it is tight and flavorful, can be sliced large, and when cold may be cooked with bottleg jt and chicken. A yeast leaven may be used, and masso with 2244704 vhilitrag noted.
Worldwide grief flows for evangelist Dwight Moody. Profiles recount his rise from shoe clerk in Northfield to founder of Moody Bible schools, pairing with Sankey in Chicago. Observers note his practical, people-centered approach and enduring impact on religious education.
Scattered report recounts the Goodwin saga and a theater producer’s marriage scheme involving Miss Elliott and a San Francisco engagement. It notes the cost of the venture, the manager George McLilan, and reactions, with side mentions of Hosterter’s Bitters and Dixos Remedy as unrelated advertisements.
A curious Atlanta Constitution item notes Aunt Polly Qwens of White River township Hamilton county having fourteen marriages by age fifty. Widowed or divorced in most unions, she reportedly endured eight or nine divorces and fathered six children. The piece attributes near yearly marriages and a long, controversial matrimonial career to a Mississippi valley legend.
An irregular tale from Cleveland centers on a Pennsylvania gnome bone prophet who reads goose bones to predict a severe winter. The prophecy warns buyers to expect a cold, dry spell with economic strain as coal dealers fear subzero days and customers brace for a tough season.
Mrs Gridley mother of Captain Gridley who commanded Deweys flag ship at the destruction of the Spanish fleet at Manila endorses Peruna claiming it a grand tonic and a woman's friend. She says after a short use she feels renewed and healthier though ailments include catarrh head throat and digestive issues.
A fragmented 19th century collage describes chaotic events, political figures, and oddities. It references New York and Philadelphia, snake bites, haystacks, and professors debating logic while urging public action. Names include governors and editors amid a backdrop of civic concern and confusion.
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