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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1893
Page
2
Fragmentary text discusses the death of Milg eminent American, a long political opinion on James G Blaine. It references the Democratic stance, opposition to Linverview with Blaine, and contrasts generational rights in American politics with emphasis on public questions and the nation.
A jittery mosaic of notices, editorials, and rumors touches Prohibition in South Dakota and nearby regions. Discussions praise abolishing clocks, condemn corruption, and question reform, while public leaders including Representative Lewis Sarra weigh powers to regulate liquor and enforce temperance measures amid disputed revisions. The Reader’s gaze shifts from speculation on media bias to concrete policy shifts and local reactions.
The article references a dubious World Fair mock of gold valued at $710 from the Homestead Mining Co of Lic Black Hill and mentions tobacco firms Lorillard Co and others, detailing a sprawling, garbled stream of advertising and public notices about medicines and products amid a flood of obscure names and locations.
A scrambled 19th century survey recounts steam locomotive invention in 1871 and 1888 exhibits, early Japanese railway openings in 1872, rail tunnel completions, and global rail milestones. It notes private secretary poets, imperial figures, and varied mentions of rail-related patents, trains, and auctions.
An eccentric tonic advertisement touts liver and kidney problems as the cause of facial flaws and claims Electric Bit Lers as a cure. It exaggerates effects on pimples, blotches, complexion, burns, piles, constipation, and even kidney and liver conditions with dubious tonics and named products. References to various vendors and medicines appear throughout.
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