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Newspaper

Kimball Graphic

Location

Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1885

Page

8

Lily Wylde and the Winslow Marriage Bargain

In a bygone tale Lily Boscobel flees a perilous engagement with Lord Luther and hides in a manor until Gaunt Winslow, her true champion, intervenes. Winslow defies Lily’s fear, declares his love, and convinces her father to accept their union. Five years later Lily rides with her husband and two children, content.

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The Height of Waves and Their Great Illusion

Philosophers argue over sea heights from sixty four feet to greater myths while practical sailors note misleadings in Atlantic and Pacific swells. Prof Airy’s tables contrast with shipboard perception, as towering crests appear differently from deck versus stern and from low freeboard to lofty historic vessels.

Hin Witd Airy Cupa Horn Thames Hooghly Lonion

Pleasures of Eating and a Mountain Romance

An essay by Count Rumford on eating pleasure is followed by a long tale where Gertrude and Walter Losford navigate romance amid a mountain rescue. A blue gentian, a cliff climb, and a mining accident propel duty, courage, and eventual engagement.

Count Rumford Tosteless

Simultanians Thought On a Margin and a Murder in Silence

An unnamed narrator recalls a summer carpenter shop scene where a younger apprentice is murdered by a fellow worker. The story interweaves a surreal confession about shared guilt and the psychology of crime, ending with reflections on fate, danger, and a village’s rising death rate.

Tye George Murmers Bay Adda Tife Tade Goa Corpae Crayl Teorenin Walter Mooda

Crowded With Millionaires In New York by Nevada Wealth

The Chicago Herald notes an influx of Nevada mine rich men into New York, where five magnates and other heirs of fortune reside luxuriously. Mansions replace modest homes as yearly upkeep climbs, while many young heirs idly pursue pleasure. Bachelor apartments rise, lavish furnished suites rent for startling sums, and dining by delivery becomes a fashionable perk among the idle rich.

Cor Chicago Herald New York Nevada Astors Vanderbilt

The Gold in the United States Mint

The Gold in the United States Mint report shows bullion worth about 25 million dollars stored in bars six inches by three by one and a half inches. Chief Clerk Hickok notes the 1000 fine purity and that incoming English and French gold from foreign trade is melted into bars at the New York assay office. He warns that next week could bring a large sale or most of it gone, depending on demand for gold coinage.

Bob Gertrude Robert John Vilage Belshazzar Mrs. Godwin Wadhole Anid Gortende Violet Marston Honsa Keswick Tan Gerty Seaford Gertrwie Philadelphia

Lola Montes and a royal mistress’s troubled memoir

1856 New York Express reporter recalls an interview with Lola Montes. She relives dramatic past including a Bavarian episode, royal connections, and failed marriages. She describes heartbreak, rumors, and a complex lineage as she reflects on former power and current solitude.

Canary Bird Learns To Soften Hard Biscuit By Treat

A family canary named Dickey developed a curious habit of nibbling hard biscuit pieces. After observing the table, he gently lifted a piece from the floor and used a process of stirring and patience to soften it before eating. He later stopped attempting to soften similar treats.

Dickey Stiben

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