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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1899
Page
3
A reader recounts a vivid dream of a fatal city street crash followed by a surreal waking terror. The tale slips into a garbled report mentioning Senator Hanna and a London hotel, implying a dubious link to a political figure and a scandalous lodging cost.
The Atlanta Constitution quotes a farmer arguing Dewey is uncomfortable in cold weather. The piece blends humorous dialect with a note on political sentiment and a brief aside on Ibsen and a throat remedy advertisement. It mentions Nelson Dinghy succeeding in Congress and a tall candidate described as fairest in the body.
In a Boston hall a Madonna faced captain leads hymns and a quiet talk on the armys work thrilling spectators. Later at the Tremont Street exit a moment of electric contact between a young couple and a surreal turnstile scene sparks wonder and questions about love and fate.
A jumble of fragmented observations describes distant colonies and inhabitants with scattered claims on governance religion and daily life. It mentions a mysterious Tel town Branley and Mele IL buliamtun mine while venturing into New Jersey New York and various European groups with dubious details about education and gendered footwear culture.
Lottie Armstrong travels to the Profile House with Grandma Eton and Aunt Judi. A hired man, Robert Roylston, eyes the young couple as storms threaten their berry picking trip. After a dramatic scene on the mountain road, a relieved reconciliation confirms their budding romance.
Chienga Tiwey Morgidi, a noted tenor, sings at a fellow artist’s home and at the Rothschilds’ residence in Paris. After finishing, the baron offers a check for any sum, which the singer tears up, declaring the gesture a mere act of pleasure and refusing payment.
A New York Press item notes a decorated portrait of Dewey used as a sales prop, sparking mock controversy over its purpose. It mentions mixed reactions from townspeople and a quip about misusing a portrait as a wound poultice. The piece also references Lipton’s potential candidacy if naturalized.
A Cape Town dispatch dated October 23 reports fifteen natives arrested after leaving Swmnesburg and ordered to fight the Usrtich in Natal but they escaped. Also notes Brockton payroll at W. J. Douglass Line Company averaging 15.54 weekly per employee and plans to expand factories, with added capacity and extended operations. The article mentions Rev H Montagne Villiers, a top Anglican figure in England, as head of a fashionable church with high wedding fees.
In a heated campaign scene a prominent lawyer delivers stirring temperance speeches that amuse moderates and drinkers alike. A frequent heckler proclaims his past saloon visits and vows to send for whiskey when he crosses the threshold again.
The fragment recalls a dubious Panamanian venture and mentions a patent cure touted as a remedy for digestive ailments. It cites Bourke Cochran in a past era and includes an anecdote about J. B. Palmer endorsing Piso’s Cure for Consumption. It ends noting Secretary of State John Sherman planning a winter in Washington.
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