10 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
1
The article argues that watch upkeep hinges on how owners treat their gear. It contrasts careless and careful use, noting cleaning every eighteen months to two years, while highlighting that daily handling, environments, and pocket care determine wear. Watches fare better with mindful use and protection from dust, rain, and sun.
Alpine Gal June 6 Mr Albee postmaster asserts his opinion from experience that Dodd's Kidney Pills have wood qualities and four boxes produced best results He voluntarily recommends this medicine as a remedy for urinary trouble backache and kidney complaints promising broad usefulness across homes in California Based on published evidence the apothecary claims a perfect cure for urinary issues and related symptoms.
The New York Sun reports higher overall travel in London but more pedestrians and fewer travelers by rail in New York. It notes London has about 600 miles of rail lines vs New York’s expansive network, with New York carrying over a billion passengers yearly across its lines, surpassing London’s figures. The piece highlights dense traffic in Piccadilly midday and the Brooklyn Bridge influx, concluding New York sees more daily travelers while London has more riders per person annually.
A man recounts years of digestive distress and weight loss from poor meals and hotel fare. He credits Grape Nuts from the Boston Company of Battle Creek Michigan for steady appetite, weight rebound, and improved health and mental clarity. The testimonial endorses the product as predigested and concentrated.
Jacques reveals a perilous note affair at Biloxi involving Madame Agnes, Captain de Mouret, and the Chevalier de la Mora. The Chevalier confronts the marital rift, Jacques reports to Bienville, and a wary duel threat yields to a guarded parole as the governor weighs honor, loyalty, and peril.
County Attorney John M. McCintock secures a state lease from Auditor Iverson to explore the meandered bed of Longyear Lake at Chisholm on the Mesaba range for iron ore. One year prospecting with potential fifty year contract, annual rent of 100 per section, 25 cent royalty after ore mined, taxes due after lease term, revenues to general fund. Iverson holds 24 other lake bed lease applications in Mesaba Vermillion ranges.
Congressmen Cousins speaks in Des Moines invoking protectionist labor policy. He portrays the wall of American protection as shelter for industry and labor from the panic of 1896, urging employment, prosperity, and independence against global forces.
Fragmentary text mentions a judge named Boorteman in Maine and a deer related context. The readable elements are sparse and do not present a clear, reportable event with identifiable people or organizations.
A revived Edo era incident recounts the 19th century assassination attempt on the Russian czarist envoy in Japan. The article details the czar and Empress Alexandra’s concern, Japanese mourning, and a dramatic tale of a young woman who sacrificed herself for Japan. It notes the Mikado’s reign and lingering imperial ties, plus the public’s grief and the brave response of the young prince.
A shoe store proprietor notes customers prefer the right foot for fittings and observes a left shoe often wears out first. He cites clerks, a heavy customer, and carton packaging as supporting anecdotes. The piece discusses asymmetry in handedness and foot musculature.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt notes ancient rope materials and techniques dating back to Egypt about 3000 B C and Thebes around 1600 B C. It cites biblical references to bondage and siege scenes from Nimrud showing rope cutting for water drawing, illustrating early engineering practice.
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