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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1896
Page
3
A sweeping critique praises Hood's Sarsaparilla while railing at city neglect in King Lanturk. It condemns muddy streets, broken sidewalks, and unsafe lighting, calling for decisive civic reforms to improve property value and citizenship standards.
A jagged, stylized poem fragment mentions a woman with a red appearance, a crumbling scene near a bridge, and scattered, nonsensical images. It evokes a dreamlike sequence of characters and actions without a clear narrative or identifiable events.
A London season feature describes the costly and ceremonious practice of royal drawing rooms, noting American entrants and the heavy expenses to attain court access. It highlights the role of the Lord Chamberlain, the strict attire rules, and the social gatekeeping that governs noble attendance and influence at Buckingham Palace events.
A long, old style farm note outlines pasture restoration methods including seed selection for clover and grasses, soil improvements with manure and lime, timing of harrowing, and equipment like disk harrows. It covers fence repairs with reinforced wire, general farm maintenance, and hints at experiments from the Ohio Experiment Station about clover growth and soil fertility.
In a tangled tale from Little Street a missing jewel theft unites Miss Lavinia Staunton, Miss Theodosia, Sir Anthony, Laura and Stephen Howard as rumors swirl. They weigh motives, possible culprits, and the role of a clever society woman masking nerves with politeness amidst the robbery aftermath.
Readers in Reading, Pa explored Lincoln family roots in Exeter Township near four miles from the city. The elder Abraham Lincoln, county official and Revolutionary era figure, helped raise troops and advised conventions, with his signature on deeds among county archives. A descendant, John Lincoln, long an Almshouse inmate in Berks County, and Mrs Jacobs, wife of Howard Jacobs the Reading lawyer, are noted in the lineage.
Ancient Pennsylvania land tale describes continuous possession by the Lovett family for 212 years at Ewile four miles from Bristol. Joseph L. Lovett owns four deeded parcels bearing signatures of the Duke of York and Hammm Pone. Nearby Penns Manor once included the Lovett estate and both farms lie near the Delaware shore. The owner planted a grafted grove of nut trees yielding fruit sold in Philadelphia at $12 to $150 per bushel, with notable land productivity.
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