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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1886
Page
3
A veteran explorer recounts Greenland journeys from Godthaab to Disko Bay, detailing coast cliffs, open water, Eskimo communities, Danish administration, and summer conditions. He notes sparse industry, subsistence living, minimal trade, and the resilience of residents amid harsh climates and changing terrains.
A painter recalls a model who inspired a moonlit nude and a suspect postscript about a former lover in South America. The piece threads to European art markets and high medical fees in Vienna Paris and London, then notes Harvard’s 250th anniversary celebration with ceremonies and distinguished guests.
The Nineteenth Century argues that physical divergence between men and women shapes pursuits and duties. It asserts women lack the same physical strength as men and should be limited to roles aligned with their energies, while men take on labor and governance. The piece condemns ignoring these differences as barbaric and urges recognizing distinct spheres within the commonwealth.
A sprawling estate in Los Angeles County valued at about 4 million dollars is described as 180000 acres bought in 1857 and expanded since. It includes a coal mine, a 20000 acre valley worth 2.0 million, thousands of sheep and cattle, and a lease to Southern Pacific. The tract’s owner, Mr. Irving, is said to have offered a million dollars for the property, while a smaller part has been carved into farms sold at similar prices.
Annie Sinclair, a Broad Street waiter, faced a dramatic court trial after she attempted to burn her husband with vitriol in a Broadway office. The husband testified he left, the wife admitted intent but asked mercy, and Judge Cow ing stated law must prevail. She received two years in prison.
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