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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1896
Page
3
A garbled page of advertisements and notices lists medicines, tonics, hair dyes, patent cures, and various goods. Mentions Toledo, Iowa, and wholesale druggists, with scattered prices and promotional claims. Includes references to a Presbyterian church matter and distant financial litigation notes.
A long fragment describes a vintage auction of paintings and treasured objects linked to prominent families. It notes works attributed to Mrs Vanderbilt and other aristocrats, with buyer activity, cataloging details, and the value around thirty thousand dollars, plus processes of engraving and parchment printing.
Fragmentary article notes on legends of Inco soaking and a nineteenth century tale of Lub Venottas killer, plus references to ancient lace, royal garments and fashionable fabrics. It discusses Victoria and Princess Beatrice, famous collections in London and Bruges, and mentions costly luxury fabrics and recipes for serving smoked salmon.
In Blankhampton Mrs Trafford schemes to marry Julia to Gerard De Lisle while weighing other suitors. The town social circle, old money, and rival legacies hinge on dinner parties and cautious alliances as Mrs Trafford plots to secure status, housing, and a match for her niece. The grand aim sits beside gossip about Evelyn Gabrielli, Captain Legard, and local gentry.
A vivid, clipped chronicle of professional beggars in New York City using varied ruses to gain attention, with encounters on 10th Street, 12th Street, and the Bowery. The article notes persistent schemes, a German-speaking angle, small lender appeals, and a wary public. includes a schoolgirl’s remark on independence and learning.
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