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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a humorous or literary exchange about gowns, creation, and airships, with stray phrases about weather, smoke, and kitchen cleanliness. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving a fragmented, unreliable record of a debated topic or joke.
A fragmented essay argues American identity cannot be captured by a single face. It contrasts Jewish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, French, Irish, Scottish, and Negro features as stereotypes, noting the American face blends cosmopolitan traces from various origins and resists easy definition.
Circus seeks a replacement for the dangerous Diavolo stunt with a $1,000 weekly prize. James DeWolfe praises a single capable man to perform the perilous act, noting the required precise velocity and balance to avoid fatal slips. The pitch highlights risk, insurance, and the lure of a high earnings rate.
A reader recounts leaving coffee after five years of heavy use, citing heart palpitations and stomach issues. After switching to Postum, health improved, enabling continued social use and overall well being. The testimonial notes a 78 year old school teacher in Davenport praising Postum from morning to night.
Job Hendricks arrives in a quiet town and lodges at the Bluebell. He fears pursuit and visits lawyer Jared Henslow while a mysterious stranger trades glances with the innkeeper. In the garden, a young woman, Dick’s beloved, receives a night message from Job and hopes for Dick’s innocence as their fragile bond deepens.
Dr T D Chambers argues in the Review of Reviews that a direct Trans Canadian route from Chicoutimi Quebec to a Pacific port would cut distance and grade versus current lines. The route would pass through northern Quebec Ontario and Manitoba to reach a Pacific coast port via a low pass, expanding wheat timber mineral and trade reach. Promoters anticipate Wheat shipments to ocean ports by rail car and seaborne markets benefiting farmers and northwest regions.
The movement of southern and Texas cattle to northern ranges has begun. Over the past week 174 cars carrying 5,950 cattle traveled from Texas and New Mexico to North and South Dakota. Gen. Lane sent 20 cars to Oakes, N D, and Slimmer and Thomas of St Paul shipped 60 cars with 3,000 head from Portals, N M to Evarts, N D. Cattle were two, three, and four-year-old steers averaging 600 to 700 pounds, generally better quality than last year. Slimmer and Chomas expect two more trains this week, totaling about 3,500 head.
In New Zealand a government subsidy funds the Salvation Army to prevent suffering among the needy.
Announcement promises a free 160 acre homestead with only a small entry charge. It mentions possible railroad rate reductions and a certificate upon entry. The text includes names and titles that appear to be misread and unclear. Overall, it portrays a government style offer to settlers with limited fees.
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