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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1886
Page
7
A fragmented verse asks where the old-fashioned girls have gone from dances and social parties. It laments changing manners and playful memories of courting, describing past maidens, bright smiles, curls, and refined conduct. The piece reflects nostalgia for bygone social scenes and youth gatherings.
In a saturated vignette villagers, including Christion Linton and Miss Patty, reminisce about family ties, sewing rituals, and village life. The scene centers on Aunt Myneie, Patty, and Sally as they debate Eve and Adam, admire patience, and plan for a train arrival amid letters, gossip, and domestic tasks.
A fragmentary discussion compares noses and traits to astrologers and philosophers, describing facial features and dispositions as symbolic indicators. The text contrasts aquiline and slender noses with perceived intelligence and honesty, noting imagined connections to temperament and social worth.
The article surveys government payments to merchant fleets in Austria Hungary England France Spain Belgium Holland and Germany. It notes yearly costs from hundreds of thousands to millions, durations of concessions from six to twenty one years, and questions whether sentiment or policy drives the large outlays rather than mere sympathy with maritime interests.
The text presents a 19th century oath pledging faith to Queen Victoria, defender of the crown and laws, with sworn loyalty to protect the succession and resist conspiracies. It references the act limiting the rights of nobles and electors and includes ceremonial phrasing invoking God.
Police shout for distance as steamer No 4 approaches. A wheel turns wrong and firemen are injured. An oiling error by the steward triggers a massive loss. The article warns of kidney neglect and touts Warner’s safe cure for indigestion and fatigue.
A jumbled OCR page mixes political names, medical ads, patent cures, and notices. It references figures like Abdul Hamid, medical nostrums, and various manufacturers, yielding a chaotic glimpse of late era public notices, ads, and sensational health claims.
Fragmented notices swirl around Magee the blackmiller of the Prince of Wales and a grant of trial in Lyndon. The clipping also touts patent medicines and a New York proprietor’s claims, with scattered ads for tonics, cures, and travel lodging. The text blends court reference with commercial pitches and unrelated local notices.
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