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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1886
Page
7
A disrupted verse recalls boyhood days in woodland paths. The speaker reflects on tangled words, wandering with a companion, and a fleeting sense of innocence as dimples fade and memories drift. The fragmentary lines hint at loss and longing without clear events or names.
A pair travels in 1484 to a northern North Carolina region seeking missing heirs when they lodge in a corner room of a weathered farm. The door to a locked stair hall opens fearfully as a ghostly history of a murdered lover and a stingy farmer unfold through spectral noises and a chilling wake. Back home, locals recount the tale of Otis’s haunted room tied to a 19th century tragedy.
A fragmented report discusses various wood types including whitewood, cyprus, gum wood, and pinelike sun wood. It notes warping challenges, speculative uses in architecture, and claims of successful pictures of gum wood and new veneer techniques. The piece references neptiles varietion and pretentious cypress, with hints of market potential amidst flaws.
A reader's excerpt depicts cranks visiting the Philadelphia Mint seeking deposits they believe exist. A seasoned official rebuffs visitors while recounting past crank encounters and a dramatic interaction involving a would‑be depositor claiming twenty five thousand dollars. The piece paints a chaotic scene of gullibility and streetwise deception surrounding promised fortunes.
A vivid reminiscence of New York Citys Hall of Records and its role from colonial times to the Revolutionary era. It recalls Captain Nathan Hales captivity near the future City Hall site, Ethan Allens prison stay, and the jailer Cunninghams daring escape, noting the evolving functions of the building and wartime shifts with careworn pride.
Senator Sawyer reports to the senate a favorable position on a pension bill for Richard B. Rian. The elderly veteran, who served in the War of 1812, the Civil War era and later, is described as nearly eighty eight, frail and dependent, with a long family record of service.
A promotional tribute extols Tutt’s Liver Pills as a premier remedy from Dr. Tutt a New York physician and longtime anatomy demonstrator. It claims twenty five years of liver study and worldwide adoption, praising the pills as a household word and urging families to keep them. A testimonial from a Minnesota attorney references Dr Tutt and a patient who recovered after using Tutt’s Oil.
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