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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1895
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Flin and Syrup of Picard as cures for cold symptoms headaches levers and constipation. It claims the products cleanse the Ryser and Dowels and promote overall vitality with claims endorsed by the medical profession. Available through druggists in bottles though the text is muddled and promotional.
A Tennessee tale centers on United States Marshal actions against Cumberland River moonshine operations. Capt Mayes, a Confederate officer, vows to destroy stills and bring bootleggers to justice as deputy marshals confront raiders and hidden distilleries.
Dramatic report of Captain Alfred Dreyfus being stripped of rank and title after conviction. He marches before General Darras with drums and a crowd shouting Mort la traitre as officers read the verdict. A kneeling, then staggering moment ends with the sword broken and rank buttons torn from his uniform.
The dedication of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston is a major event drawing Christian Science followers nationwide. Notables include Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy and editors from the Christian Science Monthly. the temple features a Romanesque lobby, pink granite trim, and a grand organ. Construction costs exceed $100,000, largely funded by women, with marquee donors and substantial gifts noted among attendees and benefactors.
A search near Gilbert Mareix on Monday failed to locate the body said to be in the Niobrara river. Investigators checked the area around the bridge and well, noting no sign of the missing man despite multiple parties' efforts. Prosecution waived preliminary hearing. Elliott, the arrested trallyan, bound over to district court in 2100.
An Iowa born Kansas farmer, Oliver Gray, long known in Motavia and nearby, was sentenced to death at Wellington for the murder of Thomas Patton through hypnotic influence. Born northeast of Batavia, Gray left twenty years ago for Kansas, remembered as an impulsive youth by Motavia residents.
Nora meets Doctor Owen Willwill and heals a sprain after a fall on the road. A tense, romantic escape follows as Nora’s kindness earns the wary physician’s interest while Flora’s envy simmers and Nora gains purpose helping the poor.
A sprawling, fragmentary piece blends verse lines with notices and ad bits. Readers glimpse poem motifs, Hood’s calendar praise, and scattered passages about cities, loyalties, and a Honolulu incident, all interwoven with stray names, dates, and miscellaneous snippets.
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