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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1885
Page
6
A fragmented poem or dramatic prose piece recounts a bereaved speaker recalling a beloved worshiper. The speaker mourns a lost union and hints at supernatural or cursed consequences. The text wrestles with love, loss, guilt, and a desire for divine amends as memories and visions intrude.
A governess Cecile Borthantlo becomes wife to Count Robert de Chatillon after nursing him through blindness. After a dramatic struggle, she consents to unite as husband and wife, while a famed American doctor offers hope for restoration. In nine days of darkness she endures, then, with the doctor’s aid and a final act of love, sight returns and the couple embrace their future together.
Excerpted memoir style narrative describes a traveling physician in Asia Minor treating diverse patients from pained limbs to eerie ailments. The tale recounts a devout crowd at his improvised tent dispensary and a private interview with a husband seeking a love charm to win a virgin wife, amid other odd patient encounters and religious exclamations.
Observations show heartbeats decrease when seated and rise when standing or alert. A man’s heart can beat 74 times while standing, 70 when sitting, and 64 when lying. Sleep reduces by about 10 strokes per minute, and a full night’s rest adds roughly 5,000 fewer strokes. Alcohol increases stroke count, especially when drunk before bed, forcing the heart to work harder than normal during waking hours.
A rambling tale claims a pig rooting near Calumet uncovered a vast native copper deposit, triggering a copper boom and wealth for miners. It cites population shifts in Vermont and sweeping claims about surprising economic growth and demographic changes over decades.
A Cleveland Leader account describes a patient undergoing painless eye surgery with a novae thilelike anesthetic. The procedure, including the eye being split and iris excised, lasted about two minutes and was performed under a new anesthetic outside New York for the second time.
The excerpt appears to recount a chaotic set of personal remarks and anecdotes about public figures including Governor Lehr and Senator Bowen. It weaves in garbled descriptions of men, social scenes in Washington, and a humorous reference to Mark Twain as private secretary to Secretary Nye, with later news of Bowen’s rumored death and continued confusion surrounding the accident of a public figure.
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