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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1885
Page
7
A fragmented report discusses Chinese emigration to Hong Kong and the impact of restrictions. It mentions U S and British policy, possible treaties, and debates on controlling movements from Hong Kong to other nations. The text references government opposition and proposed legal measures affecting travel and commerce.
A Plymouth Pa outbreak description notes the town’s plague like affliction from poisoned water and the assertion Warner’s Safe Cure can restore kidney and liver health. Advertisements quote testimonials from users and a Rochester firm, HLH Warner & Co, claiming cure of kidney, liver and urinary ailments, with public health implications amid the epidemic tone.
A historical discussion notes a rise in bachelorhood across New England and New York, driven by young men delaying marriage to accumulate wealth. Clerks report half of 21 to 30 year olds unmarried in Connecticut, with many elsewhere also delaying to enjoy clubs, social life, and luxuries. The piece frames bachelor status as prudent amid rising incomes and postponed family plans.
Reports from England indicate telegraph messages will be charged at one cent per word after August 1 with signatures and addresses included in the count. The note discusses monopolies affecting communications and contrasts with the United States.
A fragile portrait of George Washington found in the Treasury building was described as a rare early work. Assistant Secretary Oyon and carpenter Coons oversaw cleaning and framing, revealing a vivid image once hidden by years of grime. The reconditioned piece, possibly among the Capitol's first artworks, carries unknown origins but clear historical value.
The notice claims Senator Frye of Maine suffered from a fever and was cured by Red Star Cough Cure after a few doses. It asserts the product contains no opiates or poisons and publicly endorses the remedy as a safe, effective treatment.
An elderly Parisian diarist, once famed for beauty, details a life spent on vanity. From ages 20 to 40 she devoted hours daily to toilet rituals, totaling years used for dressing, cosmetics, and crow’s feet removal, aiming to fight time and aging.
Notes on Wells, Richarhlson & Co conduct at the fair, including a display of bitters and health products. Mentions the Bitter Valor sold by various druggists, a Grand Union Hotel reference, and Baltimore and Ohio rail access to Philadelphia. Also notes July vegetable preparations, urged country trips, and a tonic claim from Axiain’s Inox Tose Brevens.
A shipment of beer dressed to the finest condition travels 2,000 miles from Omaha to the Atlantic seaboard, promising improved freshness and taste for coastal consumers. The long rail and sea haul showcases logistics for premium beverages.
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