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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1901
Page
3
A garbled collage of quotes promotes Peruna as a universal remedy, naming Belva A. Lockwood and Mrs. Hannah J. Bennett in praise. The text in part cites medical claims, personal testimonials, and letters to a medicine company, with scattered references to newspapers and public figures amid fragmented anecdotes.
A late state department briefing from Edinburgh analyzes Britain’s metal trades decline. It attributes the slump to high prices, aggressive American competition, and inadequate industrial education. The consul urges improved technical schooling and warns of foreign threats to U.S. exports amid economic tension.
Washington reports the Fifty sixth congress closes with major actions including a complete Hawaii territorial government, a Philippines plan, and an army expansion. It also outlines a permanent gold standard, a large federal debt and revenue provisions, and shifts in leadership as the House and Senate wrap up amid ongoing debates on Nicaragua canal policy and lingering wartime appropriations.
The report mixes anecdotes from Washington politics with courtroom humor and public health notes. It references debates over voting methods, reactions from farmers, and quotes from various figures, alongside scenes from a court and a drug advertisement. The text weaves political contention with civic stories and legal banter in a fragmented, early 20th century newspaper style.
In Chicago the prominent Italian Salvatore Gloveny was found dead in Grand, a police bullet through his heart. Investigators tied the murder to a secret Italian society and raided a Milton Avenue house, arresting nine Italians. Evidence suggests a carefully arranged plot possibly connected to a New York murder, with letters indicating orders. Joseph Marlen and Carlo Hatto among the suspects, Hatto recently arrived from New York.
Mrs Valentine reports relief from nerves and uterine trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes severe symptoms, fatigue, headache, and backache improving after four bottles, praising the medicine and recommending it to others with confidential guidance from Mrs Pinkham.
A fragmentary discussion recalls a famed biblical character linked to a notable event in literature. The piece notes a prominent figure, death, and a mystery name used in scripture, prompting questions about identity and literary influence, with objections to popular interpretation.
The undersigned announces mail availability for excursion rates and immigration topics. Readers should contact W. W. Dennett of 801 New York Life building and Albert op for government inquiries. The notice references agencies and the need to mail applications or letters to designated addresses in South Dakota and related offices.
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