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Newspaper

Kimball Graphic

Location

Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1903

Page

6

Old newspaper clippings on women health and cures

A Detroit reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles describing a dramatic turn from misery to health. The piece quotes letters and testimonials, then shifts to an Arkansas claim of kidney relief from Dodd's Kidney Pills and similar sensational medical notices from Brazils and beyond.

Miss Gannon Lee Detroit Amateur Art Association Lydia E. Pinkham Frey Lydia BE Pinkham Jones St Detroit Rigtmal Lydia E.inkham

His Wife's Fault and the Pessimistic Senator

A New York Times snippet presents a grousing duo about a pessimistic member who shifts blame. A tale of a wife caring for him during rheumatic illness ends with a joke about damp air by a complaining friend. The piece notes that one fifth of current senators have been governors.

New York Times Congress

Daily Lump and Labor of Words in Late News

The page mixes ad blurbs and short witticisms from various papers. It includes testimonials for Bly’s Cream Balm cures and Allen’s Foot Ease, along with quips about catarrh, checks, and reflections from different publications, all presented as a compact montage of 1903 era copy. Entities include Bly’s Cream Balm Hig Brothers Warren Street and Chicago American and New York Sun.

Moe Bly J. , Olmstead Arcola Hig Brothers Warren St A York

Memory Book Reflections and a Christmas Reunion

A man returns to a family home for Christmas, revisiting a memory book that reveals past loves, regrets, and clues to a forgotten romance. He meets the girl again, confesses his renewed feelings, and learns she has moved on, while their shared past and present lives intertwine amid holiday sounds and social scenes.

True Blue Mille and Fortescues Board Cambridge Boat Ride

Mille Grahame eager for a boat race trip with her friend Ethel Fortescue and Gus. Wilfred Fortescue joins as fourth, sparking quiet rivalry over Cambridge and Oxford colors and a tense start to the journey on the railway bridge.

Millie Grahame Ethel Fortescue Mille Ethel Millie Gus Wilfred Fortescue Cambridge Dlaslater Bie Waga Fortescues Dmulle Wik Hot Hthel Wilfred Slater Oxford Fortescue

Doan's Kidney Pills Aid Back Pain Relief

Doan's Kidney Pills are praised for easing back pain and related urinary symptoms. A 66 year old user reports rapid relief from persistent kidney and back discomfort after trying the product, noting improved sleep and energy and regained ability to perform daily tasks.

Wanted to Make Sure

The New York Sun prints a humorous dialogue in which Clarence and Clarinda discuss marriage as if testing a proposal. A Boston Globe item follows, showing an applicant seeking work and a woman offering to find duties. The man thanks her, saying he would take any work home to his wife.

Percival New York Sun Sara Elwaya Jack Jools Darky Clarence Clarisda Boston

Beecher and the Spirit of a Great Orator

A reminiscence recalls a Confederate effort to drown out Henry Ward Beecher in Liverpool. Beecher, ill yet steadfast, walked the length of a packed hall and delivered a rallying address that stunned the mob. The speaker quotes Beecher’s lines and notes the crowd’s transformation into eager supporters, declaring the moment a miracle of oratory.

W. R. Heart Henry Ward Beecher Wilde Demosthenes Cicero England Confederacy Abe Lincoln Beecher Liverpool

Not So Much. She Says Her Face Is Her Force

A fragment from a humorous or satirical line discussing facial expression as a force. The remark contrasts self image with public perception and hints at a cheeky stance on taxation and conscience. No clear persons or organizations are named in the readable text.

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