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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1885
Page
2
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A dense, garbled OCR summary of scattered items from a 19th century newspaper. It mentions accidents, strikes, trials, political chatter, earthquakes, deaths, fires, and political resignations. Notable items include a wrecking arrest, wage cuts, a London cabinet scare, a New York resignation of Gov. Cleveland, and a San Francisco dispatch about John Howe.
The document reports on post vacation moves in Congress including Miller’s resolution seeking copies of all US treaties except pontal treaties, river and harbor bills, and funding proposals. It notes new members sworn in, a Congo conference delegation, attempts to create a bankruptcy system, and debates over internal revenue tax suspensions and pension bills amid party friction and procedural questions.
The piece quotes Anthony Carnegie on voting across Great Britain and Ireland for a Chief Magistrate after Queen Victoria. It notes The will of Mary A Foster admitted to probate in New York and mentions heirs Charles J Foster and the horse provision. A Carlton Crawford anecdote on Carlyle follows, with a debate between youth and conservatism and a reference to Rousseau’s The Social Contract and the French nobility.
A London Truth piece surveys how leaders and people from various nations greet with handshakes. It contrasts rough Scottish grips, French politeness, Indian restraint, German practicality, and Victor Hugo’s statuelike courtesy, noting cultural signals and etiquette in social exchanges.
A humorous transcript describes Mrs Fogg watching a baby in a carriage as a locomotive passes. The baby’s thoughts are imagined by Leanna, wondering if the child is marveling at the sight or contemplating future life. Fogg meanwhile jokes about the baby’s possible thoughts and the rail investment metaphors.
A Wayne County correspondent to the department of agriculture reports mint oil production in Wayne and neighboring counties. About $2,000 acres are used annually, yielding 60,000 pounds of oil. Harvest begins in August after early spring plantings, with meticulous curing to ensure pure oil free of weeds and impurities.
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