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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1899
Page
3
A fragmentary Washington Post piece discusses "temperament" through a tale of a young actor's daughter in Washington. The four year old expresses longing for a paint box bicycle and siblings, lamenting lack of material things and the stress of stage life on children.
A chaotic street scene on a crowded avenue features two young entrants in a local race. Amid tense glances and muffled chatter, a man protests a seat switch while a girl slips away toward her destination. A mother and others react as a woman overhears a whispered claim about a pair of gloves the next day.
An 19th century ad extols unity in the body and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the standard remedy for purifying the blood. The copy emphasizes strength through collaboration of all parts and links health to blood purity.
A Washington letter reports evidence of a fraud scheme targeting soldiers seeking discharges for money. A soldier paid $150 plus promises of discharge, later demanded $500 more, with suspected senator involvement. The War Department was alerted for court action if connected individuals are found. Also listed are tall U S Navy and Army officers, including Captain Forsyth, Surgeon Gardner, Colonel Appleton, General Lawton, and others, with heights ranging around six feet four inches to six feet five inches, highlighting notable stature among historic military leaders.
War rating figures show popular support in a panel of new Totmtotfies with scores named for 18 Sehlex Sharyers Sigabee Sampson and others. A slight legal note mentions a suit in Carson Nev. with $40 costs in favor of the plaintiff. Arethttie publication notes correspondence with dealers across America about twine usage in 1898 and a Rhode Island governor meeting his daughters in Washington after eighteen years abroad.
Valerie confronts shocking family death news as Gerald Beauregard dies at Abbot's Leigh and Max Beauregard inherits. Valerie and Aunt Constance face marriage pressures with Aston Lawford while grappling with looming social upheaval and possible engagement refusals amid scandalous fortune shifts.
A detective tale chronicles a London jeweler Chapin who is lured by a gentlemanly couple posing as buyers. The con begins with a solitaire ring sale, shifts to a clever switch of gems, and ends with the jeweler realizing his tray held counterfeit stones while the couple vanishes. A social scene with a parrot subplot closes the piece.
A crowded Empire matinee gathers critics and fans around vivid scenes from a Shakespearean program. Spectators witness star impressions by Hackett and Faversham as drama, gossip, and backstage chatter mingle with public adulation and curtain calls.
A New York Times note recounts a newsboy who served as a model for a National Academy of Design president. He critiques a portrait's sleeve, calling attention to a too white shade seen from various angles and explains how a more natural tone improved the overall image.
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