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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1886
Page
6
Ariadne and Lena sail with a charming yet elusive Lord Kingsbury on the Neveid. The voyage blends flirtation, romantic fantasies, and social intrigue as Ariadne navigates expectations, a hobbledehoy suitor, and a glittering diamond subplot that ends in scandal and a return to reality.
A bookkeeper at a major sewing machine company recounts a long hunt for a $5 discrepancy. After six people failed to locate it, a Sunday walk led him to the Union Square office where he unlocked the safe and, by instinct, opened the correct ledger. The missing sum reappeared, ending his paralyzing worry.
Fragmentary chronicle traces Salic law in France and Bourbon Spain, Isabella II and Don Carlos conflicts, and the Carlist wars. It notes regencies, regents, and shifts toward constitutional government, with references to Expartero and mid 19th century political changes shaping Spain’s monarchy. Also mentions Australian outlaw Garrett and a dramatic 19th century bank robbery in London, highlighting single handed boldness and police pursuit.
The route from Montreal to Port Moody covers 2985 miles with 800 miles of good timbered land, a 750 mile worthless wilderness, a 160000 square mile bread and meat region, and 500 barren miles followed by 400 miles of timber and scattered farms, highlighting the varied potential for traffic and development. In London Truth, a separate note mentions a decayed grave in Hughenden churchyard, where Lord Beaconsfield lies.
Washington social columns recount a troubled tale surrounding Ninh Mite a Washington based figure linked to a Philadelphia News correspondent. The piece details a lavish concert at Masonie hall intended to aid the poor and a perceived misappropriation of funds amid socialite intrigue leaving lasting town gossip and questions about charity versus excess.
A humorous tale cites Adam’s book Li Patrie Hongroixe and London Life about Hungarian schooling. A Perth farmer’s son, failing exams, forges a diploma. The father suspects fraud and questions the parchment’s origin, noting Hungary’s many barristers and scarce Kutynber to forge diplomas.
An old commercial traveler, Charley, laments the road and recalls a Chicago trade mate Billy Jackson, a front car romance with a girl in the smoker, a bold ploy to meet her, and how misunderstandings with keepers and fellow travelers arise before a station stop at Effingham, revealing the era’s hotel and railway road life.
Mhinugo Lernka interviews manager Morrisey of Madame Kiem at Columbia Theater. He jokes about having a baby and recalls teaching Emma Abbott to kiss, saying such acts were part of the business and not personal, noting Rhea would kiss if needed for her act.
A French marriage story reports a groom who despised the bustle on the bride's dress and refused to marry unless the gown was simplified. The couple argued about the wedding attire and agreed to part, planning to meet again later.
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