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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1884
Page
6
A bishop battles secrecy and reputation as his son Julian pursues a romance with Kitty Blowshy amid a misinterpreted stage plot. The bishop discovers a letter and chases truth through dinners, interviews, and a dramatic confession, ending with family reconciliation and a defense against sensational reporting.
A Vienna correspondent describes Empress Eugenie of Austria as proud and capricious yet strikingly attractive. She favors her own style over fashion, maintains a trim figure through riding and diet, and keeps beauty through disciplined routines rather than cosmetics. Her husband reportedly admires her highly and she avoids Parisian court life.
The passage describes Louis Napoleon’s uneasy relations with his ministers De Morny Persigny and Walewski. It notes De Morny’s kinship, the coup era, and his resignation blamed on animosity to property seizures while asserting the emperor’s wary, limiting stance toward De Morny. Persigny is portrayed as impulsive and outspoken, contrasting the careful, scolding relationship with De Morny.
Mr T G Baylor of Baylor and Baylor civil engineers in Atlanta says he possesses John Brown s sword captured from him. The blade is a Damascus piece with a reversible point and handles. Brown reportedly allowed the sword to be kept and later given back to him. Only Owen Brown survives among the raid participants, living on Put in Bay.
A household agriculture column outlines row by row flower cultivation and houseplant care. It covers grafting slips, starting Jerusalem cherry, propagating various plants, enforcing moisture, and simple rooting methods. Practical kitchen table recipes follow including canker pie and liver preparation.
A Rural New Yorker reader argues for sending rural youths to college rather than locking them to farming. The piece contends education empowers choice, honors parental care, and yields happier, more capable citizens who can later return to farm life if it suits them. It emphasizes youths benefit from learning beyond farm work and that education supports both boys and girls in achieving their birthright.
A biographical reminiscence recounts General Winfield Scott Hancock born February 14, 1821 in Pennsylvania. From West Point to St. Louis, a romantic notice follows his courtship of a young widow at a window, their marriage after a rapid courtship, and their two children with one fate sadly ending in New York.
A scrambled miscellany discusses farmers in Northern New Hampshire and other regions aiming to reform annual fairs and gatherings. It critiques excess fattening practices and debates whether the pursuit of high feed yields is more profitable than balanced farming, noting cross border ideas and industry debate.
A dated editorial discusses Swedenborg and divorce, critiquing modern attitudes and the New Church stance. It argues against wholesale denunciation of vice, urges examination of social evils from a Christian perspective, and praises Swedenborg's practical wisdom for addressing sexual morality within marriage and society.
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