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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
3
Chester Sewell, smitten with Irma, debates politics as a career while scheming to leverage romance into power. John Latham, a sharp investigator, pursues the McCaffrey clan to solve a mystery, courting danger and a looming deadline in a dusty city.
Glove selection and maintenance lessons warn against cheap or ill fitting gloves. Advice covers choosing proper lengths, correct fastenings, avoiding worn or damaged pairs, and careful donning and removal to preserve fit and fabric. Guidance emphasizes economy and appearance for formal wear.
In a Lewisburg journal style tale a famed attorney known for winning ends profits from a deal with wealthy friends. After taking 500 counsel fees, the venture faltered and partners quietly cut him out. The buyers questioned losses as others revealed they anticipated the downfall two months prior. The tale ends with a tax on a poor laborer fined for foregone country inn rules.
A Johannesburg telegram reports Boer attempts to blow up Pretoria artillery barracks and a failed device due to a lighted fuse. Cape Town says Bechuanaland authorities deport Hoer Mollnuil ds. President Steyn consults with General Te Wet. Forces under Lord Roberts press forward to trap the Boer position near Machadodorp as three days of fighting yield limited gains.
Reports from London and Pretoria detail engagements on June 26 near Lindley and Ficksburg with British casualties and Boer counterattacks. Lieutenant Colonel Grenfell led actions while Boer Jaagers and cavalry movements disrupted supply convoys. Canadian regiment in Johannesburg repelled a convoy attack as guerrilla activity spreads across Orange River Colony.
July 2 arrival from Skuse Way reports sixty passcase and AAO Ly duit from Dawron. Colonel Af. Db. Wikrin, land commissioner at Rampart, notes the camp has proven far better than winter, with rocky ground now yielding strong gold. Officials estimate potential high yields from the region and rival prospects to the Klondike.
Second Lieutenant Paul Draper of Washington reports via cable from Sinniia that Carl Hessler of the Twenty-second Infantry drowned at a ferry crossing. His body was not recovered. Date and places are inconsistently rendered in the fragmentary text.
Benjamin Snell, a former clerk, was hanged in Washington D C after being found guilty of a crime linked to a domestic associate. The event occurred July 2 and Snell weighed 237 pounds, with the execution nearly severing his head from his body.
Roosevelt the prominent speaker in his campaign is set to address a gathering in Waterloo. The event, part of his statewide push, is expected to draw Dubuque and local supporters seeking coverage of the visit and remarks.
A mix of testimonials and miscellaneous items discusses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual and reproductive complaints, a tonic claim of transforming health, and a nonspecific note on fashion trends and a broad array of era curiosities. The letter by Annie Poone praises the remedy, while other snippets cover weather, policing, and global curios.
An article fragment describes older women and a son planning a Moyole tandem trip amid a social debate on aging and activity. It discusses grandmothers biking, Parisian society, and a humorous remark about a grandmother learning to ride a bicycle, with cultural quotes on youth and aging.
A chaotic slice from Chicago News blends detective chatter with fashion details and oddball adverts. A rumor of a crime elicits tense talk while a tailor jokes about a hospital run as a German traveler observes in prose like a street tableau.
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