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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1894
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and items including medicines and advertisements. It references people like Mr. Moole and Mr. Lowih, and notes moves to a suburb for peace and a market scene. The text includes scattered phrases about cures and pills and a narrative of uncertain events.
An 19th century style ad touts a fig syrup laxative as a health booster. It links comfort, vitality, and improved well being to regular digestion and deters substitutes, noting it is made by the California Fig Syrup Company and labeled on packages.
A verbose discussion outlines current hair and forehead halo styles for women, detailing how to wear front halos, curls, and waves. It covers varying lengths, head shapes, and age considerations, noting trends from the ultra-short to long coiffures and the shift away from certain looks, with advice on what suits different faces and settings.
A tale of perilous currents near Messina and Calabrian coastlines, with the steadiest threats from Charybdis and Mene, a shipmaster’s warning, and sudden courage. A street swindle unfolds as a sharp stranger exploits an envelope trick, seducing a victim into handing over real money while paper fakes the bills.
A historical notice describes extensive use of United States stamps for papering walls and decorating furniture, noting large exports to Germany. It details stamp origins, color variety, and various decorative methods, including border designs and vignettes.
A historical notice describes a simple sterilization method using a two-vessel setup and heated water to 144 degrees then 150 degrees for times to destroy germs in milk bottles, plus a discussion of birds handling toys and a turkey yard incident. The text blends instructions with anecdotes on animal behavior and a curious note on a crow and a sparrow interaction.
A Westminster Review piece argues nursing demands muscle and endurance not mere pillow smoothing. It notes long night shifts and extensive cleaning, varying by hospital size and location, with nurses often outnumbered in busy urban centers and tasks extending to scrubbing and window washing. The text cites Harvegate and Rhyl examples, quoting harsh duties and a culture of never sitting down.
A newly wed pair at a downtown hotel sparks gossip with their public display and synchronized dining habits. Waiter notes they imitate each other in meals and drinks, prompting shared jokes about their closeness and a humorous view of marital harmony gone comic.
A garbled report describes a chaotic incident where a woman and a boy react to an event on a street. The boy’s mother asks questions while bystanders and a woman in a cart are referenced. The text contains incomplete dialogue and names that are hard to parse.
A garbled 19th century report discusses private minting before a U S policy banning individual coin production. It cites coterminous private issues by Californians, Mormons, and others and notes Secretary Chase’s attention leading to a prohibition. The piece quotes mixed dialogue and local labor mentions.
An ad promotes Piarte’s Pleasant Pellets as a natural remedy for biliousness jaundice constipation indigestion and headaches. It promises quick relief and a money back guarantee after twenty two years of sale, urging readers to buy now.
The Royal Baking Powder is noted for both health benefits and cost efficiency. A focus on improved digestion and reduced waste accompanies its economical use in everyday baking. Local cooks report consistent results with moderate amounts.
A Windsor fragment describes a white donkey named Jeanie bred at Virginia Water and brought to Windsor for schooling. Queen Victoria’s favored dogs are listed alongside a curious tale of a vicar and a visitor, plus notes on Cornelius Vane Jerhilt Lun and New York figures.
A chaotic recruiting office confrontation unfolds as a reporter observes a suited man clash with a bearded recruit, a drafty hallway exchange, and a guard blocking entry. The scene escalates with terse dialogue about uniforms, promotion promises, and military authority. The Detroit Free Press accounts a tense moment amid accusations and warnings.
Local notice promotes Donald Kennedy of Roxbury Mass claiming a weed remy cures every kind of humor from scrofula to pimples. He lists 1100+ cases with only two exceptions and offers books and certificates, asserting perfect cures with specific dosing and no diet change needed.
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