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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1894
Page
3
An OCR fragment describes a troubling scene with a woman and a man, mentioning a funeral and tensions around a sale. It references Conan Ddgn't kiow and a sale in 1897 with unclear names and figures, suggesting a sensational local note from a historical paper.
An essay explores the idea of a perfect, hermetic self contentment that excludes bustling social urges. It questions whether intense discipline and subtle passions can coexist with happiness, noting the tension between sociable amusements and inner restraint in a quizzical tone.
A. von Rhein writes about his deep love for a dog named Caesar and the strong bond with his pet. He argues responsible ownership, noting that while dogs can defend their master, misbehavior stems from humans, not the animal. The piece praises canine loyalty, patient training, and the joy of shared adventures with children.
A veteran dog Cesar captivates a photographer with discipline around treats and toys, while memories from the 17th Illinois volunteers camp at Bird's Point in 1841 unfold. The piece blends canine loyalty with camp life, portraying soldiers, makeshift rafts, and a vivid scene of tents flooded by Mississippi floods.
A fragment from a Chicago Inter Ocean piece recounts a rambunctious lecture by a jewelry auctioneer in New York's Chatham Street era postwar boom. It traces con men, auctioneers, and the allure of shiny wares while noting sharp business realities and female patrons.
In a war scene near Argentuille Moriasot and his friend Sauvage recall lighter days of fishing as Mount Valarion erupts with cannonade. They are captured by Prussian soldiers after a tense crossing and are executed by the river, their shared love of angling ending in tragedy as a fish basket becomes a grim trophy.
A Morida Times Union item notes baby alligators hatched two days earlier and shown off yesterday by Dany Alligators and Steve Multon. The story claims rapid growth and feeding quirks, with naturalists joked as holding the key to a "bouwaza." A Florida shark report adds a 400 pound misadventure off Palm Fonces near the Amazon.
A writer studies powerful fish like sharks and focuses on small fry. He recalls tales of objects found in fish mouths such as a pipe stem, a conger’s gullet gained by a gullible claim, and a spoon bearing nobility’s crest. A canal pike once swallowed hardware and tiny toys, showing gullet greed.
A reflective piece compares ancient cathedrals and monumental pillars with Seville and the Mosque of Córdoba, praising colossal scale, proportion, and the majesty of stone. It dwells on the awe of vast buildings, their symmetry, and the viewer’s perception, hinting at timeless architectural power.
A garbled reminiscence contrasts refined conduct with outward appearances. A later note mocks a lady’s self perception when a button is missing and a gentleman’s inner bearing matters most. It recalls old medical practices using cane strikes to apply powder, and cites Lake Michigan’s deepest depth as 670 feet with a juvenile depth of 82 feet.
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