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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1885
Page
3
Fragmentary verse set in Manhattan during November. The archaic language hints at climbers and vows, urging burden bearers to shoulder the load and follow those aiding the morning train. The piece reads as a stylized lyric, not a clear narrative.
A narrator recalls his years at Eden Lodge Paradise Row in Manchester. Noise from a neighbor's piano drives him toward madness and a volatile dispute with neighbor Mr Plumlin a builder who buys the house. Letters, legal talk, and retribution themes frame a comic memorial of urban domestic life.
An extended Detroit Post piece mixes a train car chat with a Chicago drummer and a worldly traveler, mishearing place names, plus a long vignette on flower buying in New York. It surveys hotel absence in Chicago, street banter, and a humorous romance sparked by flowers, ending with a shy couple in a flower shop scene.
The article recounts Daniel Webster's farewell in the Senate and Henry Clay's praise, recalling Washington’s engraved goblet and the push to purchase memorabilia. It notes Webster’s dignified delivery, reverence for Washington’s legacy, and ongoing gestures honoring the founders, with pushback in Congress over the memorabilia's fate.
A fragmented tale follows Theodora Reed a minister's daughter in Winfield as she clashes with social expectations. A fortuitous meeting with Henry Harvey leads to shelter at the Parsonage and a cautious, evolving romance culminating in a proposal to Theo.
The article recounts how the Montana vigilantes formed in 1863 1864 to curb lawlessness during the gold rush era. It details their harsh measures against road agents and outlaws near Bannock Virginia City Lewiston and Snake River, including hangings and executions by a citizen-led effort that brought temporary order to a volatile frontier.
Rev Harrizon Daniels a well known Baptist clergyman died in western New York at the age of seventy. He had served forty years in the ministry. A widow and other locals note concerns over typhoid fever with health officials observing ongoing public health efforts.
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