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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1885
Page
6
A long article discusses growing and preserving garden crops with focus on potatoes and onions, detailing eye cultivation, seed selection, soil readiness, and fertility. It covers culinary herbs like watercress and leaven, notes on branding and marketing, and includes industrial notes on glass flooring and honey production.
A railroad engineer recalls racing across the prairie at forty miles per hour and discovering a suddenly growing city at the edge of the line. The fireman and conductor joke about towns sprouting overnight as the train nears a bustling depot with over five hundred onlookers. The tale underscores rapid western expansion and the nation’s brisk growth.
A Tayor heard of a remarkable case in Tayor's region where a man on Mr. John McCullough's farm has turned half white over five years. His face is split white and black, his arm turns white with visible blue veins, yet he remains healthy and refuses offers to join traveling showmen. He declares he will not go, calling himself no fool.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a journey by train with a friend where a captivating girl on a barrel becomes a fleeting love memory. Years later at a social gathering in a cosmopolitan setting the narrator encounters the same woman, now married, provoking a bittersweet recognition. The piece blends romantic longing with wartime era prose and shifts to unrelated tonal observations on Turkish proverbs and anecdotal diversions.
A Lenin Standard correspondent recounts the assassination of Sakuma Harimato in Rotterdam after a marriage dispute in Netherlands. The 21 year old female perpetrator shot Sakumade at close range in Hotel de Thyllande, then wounded herself attempting suicide. Sakuma later died at Rotterdam hospital. The killer was arrested.
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