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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1886
Page
8
Brooklyn Engle recounts a contrasting pair, Heidel and Dolan, illustrating varied styles and reputations. Heidel’s flamboyant, loud presence clashes with Dolan’s calm, respected decisiveness as they influence peers at bars and social gatherings. The account paints Dolan as sharp and trusted, Heidel as flashy yet influential among friends and community.
The article urges thorough cooking to prevent diseases like tape-worms and trichinosis. It explains how worms inhabit pork beef and fish flesh and notes that properly heated food can destroy dangerous organisms. Strong emphasis on safety through simple cooking methods.
Col B W Hoyt of Epping New Hampshire, ex Legislator and railroad official, dies shortly after his 10 day marriage. He led the B W Hoyt company with stockholders connected to state frats. The article implies forged notes and financial speculation surrounded his death.
Maud 8, the American trotting standout, is being jogged by trainer John Murphy as she resumes road work after a winter layoff. Owner Bonner plans to condition her for possible further trials, though he has not decided on public starts. Murphy may steer her to Blair’s earlier pace, with expectations she could return to peak form even if not matching her 2 08 3 4 record.
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes Rev Jabez Fox lecturing Swedenborgians on hell as an organized society with laws and officers. He portrays hell as a world of self serving, scheming spirits, governed by force, with cruel punishments, social life, aristocracy, and perpetual bickering, yet lacking peace.
A Philadelphia Times correspondent notes Berlin housing shock with 1867 survey showing 280000 one room dwellings and 60000 with no heat, Berlin population growth since then. also 1875 cellar dwellings 10.2 percent. Lillian Russell splits from Edward Solomon amid chorus disputes and lost fortunes after running to Europe with wealth.
John G. Whittier recalls destroying a large collection of letters years ago not to protect his reputation but to avoid harming writers or their friends by publishing material from the anti slavery era and the War of the Rebellion.
Aged readers are urged to avoid undue exertion and strong emotions as arteries weaken with age. Sudden effort can trigger apoplexy or aneurysm, while the heart may fail under stress. Caution with stairs, chilling, and overeating is advised, with anecdotes from Youth's Companion and The Louisville Courier Journal illustrating quips and historical roasts.
Barnum admits repeated failures with boomerang shows after sending an agent to New South Wales. Reported Australians claimed feats are unreliable, with experts rarely succeeding and returns often meaningless. He concludes the famous boomerang is largely a myth and warns against trusting travelers' wonders.
The Earl of Fingal, Ireland, denied interest in a Globe-Democrat report about his visit to San Francisco. He noted no public stakes or masses would be amused while admitting plans for a shooting display with large firearms.
A Buffalo lecture recounts a tangled mock case involving Brown Adams and a mill, where overlapping family ties and property swaps confounded jurors. Two sides argued, witnesses failed to clarify, and the jury could not agree, ending with the jurors discharged after a lengthy session.
In Sherman's march narrative a Kansas soldier David T. Rogers from Logan, found in a diary in a knapsack on a plantation near Goodman's, reconnects with Miss Donnie Goodman. A long memory of wartime letters culminates in a marriage after he travels from North Carolina to meet her in person.
Current history notes Mrs Phelps wife of our Minister to England met the Empress of India at Windsor. They discussed jams and housekeeping with focus on English trade jam surpassing American in delicacies and clothing. The chat sparks hope for reform in American jam making.
The article recounts Cleveland lenders and Mrs Arthur receiving unsolicited marriage proposals for the President. It notes a tradition of female correspondents seeking the White House post and cites past anecdotes from Buchanan and Arthur administrations about proposals and even a crank threatening to sacrifice herself to prevent an imagined royal alliance.
Located on the Main Line of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad, 48 miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east of Chamberlain, the town features a fine public school, churches, a first-class post office, two banks, two hotels, a large grain elevator with material on hand for more, three lumber yards, blacksmith shops, livery stables, and diverse stores. The nearby country lures settlers with strong incentives to invest and settle.
Beautiful Town describes the Brale County Agricultural Fair Grounds adjoining the townsite as one of the best fair grounds in the Territory with a good half mile track.
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