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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1898
Page
3
A dairyman leasing fields from the Earl of Haddington observed a fox stalking a pheasant roosted twelve feet high. The fox pounced after a rapid chase, the bird tumbled from the perch, and the fox fled with it before the dairyman could intervene.
Fragmented excerpt presents prayerful lines and devotional phrasing. Names such as Stanton and Brunk Le appear amid a mix of religious images, a personal vow, and references to God, heaven, and love. The garbled OCR yields a disjointed devotional mood without a clear, standalone event or report.
A fragmentary 19th century column mixes a testimonial by Mrs. Jacob Weaver of Bushnell Illinois about cured ailments and Dr Williams Pink Pills with unrelated maritime and literary jests. The tale weaves personal suffering, revival claims, and a Baltimore Sun quote about the Aquidaban, plus assorted opinions on hearts and fate for a broad, undisciplined newspaper collage.
An Edwardian era scene unfolds at Darrell Court where Sir Oswald Hastings hosts a dinner for Pauline Darrell and Captain Langton. Amid courtly tension Langton woos Pauline while Darrell's pride and Miss Hastings provoke sharp exchanges, foreshadowing a complex match with social intrigues and bridal ambitions.
London March 16 The Paris correspondent says Austria and Germany urge still to warn the United States against wider intervention in Cuba Spain and the Caribbean. An abstract from the Times notes the US could not secure European approval for war and faces potential censure. Vienna’s Standard reports Austria and Germany empathetic to Spain amid diplomatic tensions and old hostilities toward the United States.
A desultory Paris to Madrid telegrams mention United States minister Woodford and the Spanish decree of 1806 in a tense exchange. The dispatch says there is no foundation for panic and notes renewal talks, with fears about secrecy and to what extent Madrid will act.
Havana article notes a mission to raise funds for a relief effort with subscriptions and box sales. Proceeds are intended for a ship purchase to aid loyal citizens in Spain. The piece mentions performances, prices, and public reactions to the move.
Improvised naval movements report the cruiser Brooklyn arriving at Fortress Monroe on March 16 to join the defenses. The Philadelphia fitting out of Minneapolis and Columbia forms the nucleus for a Cuban expedition squadron with funds allocated for expenditures and indirect costs. A London market note and a Boston advertisement quote complete this damaged item.
A fragmentary 19th century style ode extols autumn with cosmic longing and nature imagery. It praises conation and the divine, then pivots to an ad for a patent medicine “8 Drops” claimed to cure sternaches and various ailments, with letters of praise and a catalog of distributors.
An OCR filled page advert contains a jumble of patent medicine promises and quirky product pitches. It touts Alton Ease powder for shoes, lists obscure European locations, claims astonishing cures, and hawks fifty and a hundred dollar rewards. Several lines parody medical claims for cures like nasal remedies and constitutional tonics, with scattered names and brands.
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