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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1884
Page
8
May Warren and Colonel Leighton Tie The Knot
In a moonlit scene May Warren faces a heart wrenching choice between wealth and love as Mark Winchester proposes. Colonel Leighton, realizing May’s sacrifice, orchestrates a solution with Warren’s blessing. The old man is saved from ruin as May and Mark wed with Leighton’s support. My memory of the tale ends with Mark's rise as an artist and their son Edwin Leighton Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warr
Stretton
Leighton
Eeereane
Zeighfont
Geigton
Min
Beirary
Tina
Cant Leightoe
Rhom
Kawatall
Old Elst
Inter
Courau
Mark Winchester
Mark
Tim
Mack
Aloe
Miss May
Colonel Leighton
Lim
Lanst
Laighton
Kay Warren
Hoe
Bat
Siveninas
Tharp
Tila Getaia
Anne
Stisline
Mr. Warren
Xtiaustion
Geighton
Mag
Mr Warren
Janice
Miy
Lod
Whrten
Edwin Leighton Winchester
Pretty Girl and Brother on Broadway Car Fight
A New York Times dramatic scene on Vesey Street and Broadway shows a pretty girl with an alligator kit bag quarrelling with a youth who stares from the front window of a streetcar. The conductor, a policeman, and a crowd intervene as the youth defies authority. The sister reveals the tension ends with mild reconciliation and a ride halted near Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Masnar
Vesey Street
Broadway
New York
Fara
Pappy
Gondahin
Lndy
New York Times
Woman Gains Dinner Etiquette in London Tale
A New York Tribune story recounts a man fresh from India invited to a refined dinner in London. He clamors for missing silverware and brandy, while the hostess quietly delivers a cutting farewell, noting his awkward manners at a grand social table. The tale, a London sensation, highlights hotel manners amid sociable hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotavn
New York Tribune
India
England
London
Geouuntry
Robbery at London Wedding Gifts of Doctor Russell
scandal surrounds daring theft of five thousand dollar wedding presents left in a London safe. A porter using trusted trade badges exchanged gifts from Doctor Bull Run Russell and wife in Paris and Eunton Square, London. The incident coincides with the couple’s recent marriage and delayed news from England. Geoffrey O'Donoghue is named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Bull Run
Russell
Wome
Paris
Indy
Eunton Square
London
Russel
Alan
Ren
England
Simple Tests for the Purity of Water
Simple tests for potable water warn non experts to check clarity by looking through a colorless bottle at a dark object and to smell and taste after warming. Cloudiness, odor, or any repulsive scent indicate impurities or putrescible matter making the water unsuitable for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isch
Heidi
Love and suspicion in Mexican society described
A New York Graphic correspondent portrays Mexican courtship and marital controls as brutal and pervasive. It claims Mexican men enforce rigid surveillance before marriage and severe conduct rules for married women, while foreigners face distrust and social scrutiny.
What So Called Society Demands in Friendship
A reflective piece on society as a hinge for social life, arguing society governs its own rules rather than God or man. It questions moral judgments, the double standard of exclusion, and the paradox of associating with sin while staying within social bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouida
Asx
Worgan
Greeley Philosopher Trait Told Through Paper Stop Tale
Reprinted reminiscence of Mr. Greeley the Tribune editor. A reader vows to stop his paper, only for Greeley to reveal the futility of stopping a moving machine. The Yonkers Gazette accounts the exchange in a tale of enduring press influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Greeley
Thompson
Thomson
O17
Groeley
Yonkers Gazette
Farming Noten and Household Advice for Farmers
Practical tips from an Indiana Farmer correspondent on efficient farming costs, self-reliance, and windbreak plants. Notes include the value of corn per acre, caution against overworking, and encouragement to trust personal judgment. Suggestions cover mulberry and gray willow windbreaks, and a method for sprouting asparagus seed to seedbeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu J. Shepherd
Indiana
Don't Use Old Seeds For Planting Says Beal
An Iowa seed caution cites Prof Beal of Michigan Agricultural College who tested country store seeds and found 22 to 45 percent germination only with best care. The piece warns against seeds stored beyond a year or two, noting reduced vigor and poorer yields compared to fresh seed. It mentions high loss from old seed and discourages planting two year old seed even with extra care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Michigan Aricultural College
Bashel
Pera and Moxa Trimmings and Domestic Advice
Instructions describe making decorative mats using ferns mosses and flowers pressed with heat and gelatine for durability. A second section argues for marriage virtues citing Miss Braddon and Tennyson with the belief that faith and duty sustain a good wife and stable home. warns that trouble follows unhappy marriages and that self-respect earns respect from a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truiam
Garden of Eden
Braddon
Huband
Girla
Sucog
Rand Tennyson
Fragmentary admonition on marriage roles and honesty
A damaged OCR speech fragment urges individuals to follow their own wills and accept married truths. It warns against deception and to be prepared to assert responsibility as a wife and partner while avoiding pretense before others. The text is corrupt but centers on personal conduct, marriage, and integrity.
Hard Wood Floors and Varnish Debate in Decorator Trade
The Decorator and Furnisher argues against very hard drying varnish for hard wood floors. It favors a soft non sticky finish that cleans easily, akin to wax, and recommends patent grain filler and dark fillet to enhance the grain. Oak ash and yellow pine keep their color longer under proper varnish than darker floors.
Watermelon Culture and Turkey Farming Techniques
A colonial era note describes watermelon cultivation methods using deep filled holes with manure and straw mulch to boost yields, plus a practical turkey-raising plan. It details barrel watering systems, early home growing, and feeding routines, advocating timely slaughter around Thanksgiving for steady profit.
Hawthornes Suppressed Witch Tales Burned by Hawthorne
In May Century Julian Hawthornes suppressed witch stories were reportedly burned by the author. The tales, said to surpass his published works in eerie horror, were not released as they lacked spiritual balance and artistic merit per family recollections. General Grant expected back in Washington for treatment with Prof Miasey using Scottish massage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Julian Hawthorne
Gen
Grant
Washington
Miasey
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