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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1886
Page
6
A fragmentary verse meditation on truth, hunger, and social struggle. It contrasts pleas for simple living with the reality of daily fight, noting that those who seek bread today may confront broader conflict tomorrow. The piece names merchants, travelers, and common men in a reflective chorus.
A rugged frontier captain Renold Marvin aids in felling a bear and woos Betty Lee in Saybrook era Connecticut. Their courtship unfolds from wounds and bravado to shared faith, with Betty guiding pace and virtue as he wrestles strength with affection. The tale blends rugged action with quiet romance and churchly evenings.
Dr Hammond argues proper year round undergarments prevent cold and disease. He warns against heavy multi layer suits and favors wool or merino blends for winter while promoting breathable fabrics and proper ventilation. He notes color and fit affect comfort and heat retention and cautions against excessive padding or nonporous materials.
A Boston Report suggests Bible revision may be unnecessary. An overheard streetcar remark quotes a sage line about those who have money, implying social commentary on wealth and the Bible. The tale pivots on a cousin's will and the phrase them that has, gits.
A historical account describes a United States envoy's Bolivian reception, detailing dress codes and ceremonial presence. It notes the general public social requirements and the display of official escorts, cabinet members, and a Supreme Court figure in formal attire.
A New London Telegraph reporter covers a jailer incident amid a theft scare. Two men fled in a baggage bay while a watch and bracelets were examined. The sheriff and reporter describe the scene with vivid details from Hartford Times.
A travel note recounts a tale from Lennox about a bridegroom who refuses to turn a bedstead, insisting the wife slept head at the foot for health. Maids tease the couple as the husband clings to stubborn nonsense, while the bed’s headboard faces the wrong direction.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a couple in a ridiculous situation with a piegy head toward the mouth, mentioning a bride reversing herself and imagining a fire rescue by men breaking in. The passage hints at a comical or awkward domestic moment without a clear narrative.
In a salt mine a glittering underground city rises with colossal pillars. Lanterns flicker as 25 gates and 12 yard columns loom, their salt crystals catching light while guides lead through a vast surreal chamber 380 feet deep. The narrative follows explorers studying the chamber’s architecture and the miners’ ancient presence beneath Winsford.
In a late night high stakes faro game at a No 24 street New York gambling house, Wood bets 62000 on one turn to double down, wins 38000 and ends with an $80000 payoff plus a thirty day note for the remaining 124000, while Morrissey loses all. The two-man freeze out known as a enop ends when one is cleaned out.
In Macon Georgia Rowan Ward of Steward County found a hollowed gourd six inches long and four feet wide used as a cradle for his baby. The object sits on his place and serves as a decorative cradle rocking gently.
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