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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
3
A reader from Crown Point reports using Peruna to treat a severe cold that settled in the lungs and caused digestive upset. Within three weeks she regained full health, praising the remedy and noting its non narcotic, safe long term use for catarrh and related illnesses.
A historic notice extols Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin for a remarkable new pasture grass called Salter's Wilbon Dollar Grass. It promises rapid growth high yields and notable forage value for cattle hogs and sheep, with broad discussion by academics farmers and industry figures.
The piece surveys severe winter storms and hardships in Western Canada with references to Western States and stateside events. It notes increased travel and information requests by government agents and mentions people seeking aid and schooling impacted by cold weather.
A fragmented OCR listing names and vast fortunes tied to cities like New York London Paris and Vienna. It mentions figures such as Baron Rothschild Hetty Green and Russell Sage with amounts ranging up to 70 million and 125 dollars in scattered notes.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century issue depicts a Russian inmate in a fortress prison. The piece describes harsh confinement including solitary cell walls of glass, denial of parole, and removal of identity, with a priest briefly offering spiritual aid before isolation grows complete. It mentions a man named Shubinigi linked to a Greely Orthodox affiliation and years spent near Soloyetsk monastery.
Fragmented text describes a local health column about kidney diet tips and remedies. Mentions Doan's Kidney Pills and Voltive Gijayed health claims. Contains partial names, places in Philadelphia and New York, and stray lines about spelling names and a boy’s presentation.
A historical advertisement text touts Cuticura Pills and Cuticura Soap as skin treatments with five years of lab experience. It promotes external and internal remedies for skin issues, claiming blood purification and healing benefits, and references a testimonial exchange.
A tangled tale reveals a deception at a rural event where a horse swap involves disguised Romani vendors and a lavish payment with sovereigns. The crowd notices strange behavior as the con unfolds, ending with a buyer securing the horse after exposure and a bonus offer.
A fragmented page notes anecdotes of travel to Lake Superior region and New York, plus ad snippets for cold cures and ear problems. Mentions Albert M Higelow, Hall's Catarrh Cure, and various local product pitches. tone resembles a quick-cut 19th century newspaper collage.
Woman suffers kidney trouble. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound marketed as the only female specific for kidney derangements. Letters from readers praise relief from backache bearing down pain and urinary symptoms, urging women to seek her guidance and use the remedy.
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