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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1888
Page
4
An early 20th century ad-like piece warns that poisoned blood harms nerves and mental faculties, causing insanity. It urges buying Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills, claiming they cure kidney poisoning and restore memory and sight before collapse.
A murky culinary note lists bizarre food ideas and dangerous notions including prussic acid croquettes and strawberries as potential poisons. It mentions a Delmonico setting, absinthe and cocktails, and hints at rising spring lamb prices while criticizing diet and youth lexicon.
A garbled excerpt notes changing fashion colors from red to gray and blue and references Parisian wraps and cloaks. It includes a lengthy interview with a porter in a hotel in Acie Watton of life who explains he buys lottery tickets and has won a $15,000 prize, saying he plans to keep working and invest the money for his family.
A long collage of June parliamentary notes from Washington and beyond records Senate and House actions including river bridge construction, library funding, and judiciary district proposals. A Cork arrest and two American burglars face extradition, while a planned wedding is postponed after a carriage accident interrupts the ceremony.
A long OCR passage describes a fourteen milla syndicate in Trihaitil succeeding with goods for England and Scotland while employing about 2,800 mainly female workers at 33 per week. It notes high duties on imports, mentions California and Finland textile interests, several American mines and factories, wage disputes, new street railways, and various industrial notes. The text blends labor, trade, and manufacturing items across regions and industries.
David Jennings of Oneida for twenty years pursued perpetual motion solving. His model operated for days in Eyans hall before about 1000 spectators from Philadelphia New York Boston and Chicago. Jennings shown a one-tenth horsepower device, claims offers for patent and discusses his extensive experiments and expenses.
An Albany bank clerk challenges a French rival to a duel after a barbed exchange. The combatants square off with rapiers in a tense, formal contest witnessed by colleagues, culminating in a dramatic exchange and the Frenchman prevailing. The piece also describes absinthe use and effects in military life.
A garbled passage describes a hairpin serving many quick purposes from opening envelopes to fastening garments and hanging items. It portrays the hairpin as a versatile, improvised tool born of necessity, noting swift transformations into hooks or scoops as needed.
A fragmentary item notes a cynical remark by Cynical Hecheler about independent voters in New York. It also mentions Rurstan Rothschild of San Francisco visiting his brother Joseph and a vague historical reminiscence about a family burial and a mansion once in New Flaven.
An examination of traditional dairy farming contrasts with modern methods. The piece paints a vivid scene of the old household, chores, and the weariness of the wife at the pail, then argues for improved facilities, ventilation, and cleaner processing in cooperative dairies expanding in New England, while acknowledging limited interest among some farmers.
A long fragmented text blends poultry trade chaos with medical advice and sensational filler. It mentions Shippers and routes, then shifts to a satirical animal tale with Towser and Tlowser, and abruptly veers into medical symptoms, nostril discharge, and a patent medicine pitch. The piece pivots to a moral history parody and ends with a farm birth note and odd product pitches.
A fragmentary note describes a pamphlet by Miss Eleanor A Otiieten and a group titled the Fairy fanal of the warble fly. It quotes content on Bayete J phoghetha ts and a third Staten Mise Onmeted, mentioning June and distribution by a group.
A garbled ledger style report details March 1884 cattle sales, purchase dates, and pricing. It mentions several cows bought and sold, quality concerns, and a range of figures. References to buyers, vendors, and veterinary notes appear amid unclear phrases and scattered terms.
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