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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1886
Page
7
A man recounts a vanished friend’s descent into insanity and murder driven by jealousy. He confessses to planning and aiding an escape from justice after a romance with a woman. the tale ends with the friend’s suicide as the narrator contemplates the moonlit lake and a distant guitar.
A professor's reply to a student seeking an academic status during college years. He notes stiff competition, the low odds of immediate placement, and the value of patient effort, recommending persistence and education as long term gains. He cautions the profession’s prospects and urges dedication over quick payoffs.
A Lewiston Maine newspaper recounts a poker party where a man forgets a stranger's name. To recall it he uses a remembered phrase about corporations having no souls, but his wager leads to confusion as the cards rise. The group laughs as he asks the stranger to reveal how many cards he drew.
Estelline Beil voices concern over a Linwreave counts Dakota schoolteacher speaker and a rumored poor example at the school. She warns of unsafe instruction and threatens personally visiting the school to address the issue. Local worry centers on finding reliable teachers for children.
Pall Mall Gazette reports a tale about Empress Eugenie now in Venice. A visitor saw a woman in mourning kneeling in prayer at Marcus church and later reveal herself as Eugenie, aided by a stranger who offered his arm and a nervous glance at her address card.
The article highlights Henry H. Smith known as a parliamentary shark who tracks House rulings closely. It describes his skills in locating precedents from the Speaker Carlisle desk and guiding debates with swift, precise references to Cushing and Wythe's manuals. The piece contrasts Smith's expertise with public letter requests seeking parliamentary decisions.
Fragmented notices describe anti government sentiment tied to Chicago arrests, plus various medical ads. References to Perry Davis Pain Killer and Dr Sage Catarrh Remedy dominate, alongside unrelated local incidents and upcoming notices.
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