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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1887
Page
4
An abstract, troubled monologue speaks of isolation and longing. The speaker contemplates loss, fragility, and the weight of promises unfulfilled while addressing unnamed figures and a looming parting. The tone hints at devotion and unresolved departure.
In a county tale of Dimplethorpe, Joe Lyttelton, a rich heiress with a flirtatious air, must choose between Lord Herbert Mandeville and Dick Dering, a poor but devoted curate. After drama with her mother, Joe rejects the lord and chooses true love with Dick, leading to a secret engagement and marriage.
A correspondent in Salt Lake City recounts a Mormon girl’s account of polygamy. The teen narrator resists pressure from Mrs. Neff and Brooklin Neff, describing the wife’s distress and the husband’s insistence on another wife as the scene unfolds at a country home and a social ball. The impact on the wife and the narrator’s moral stance are central as the story ends with the husband abandoning the idea and the narrator reflecting on the heartache polygamy would cause.
Lieutenant Schivtro’a Atisnion describes extreme cold approaching Verchoyansk in Northern Siberia. On January 11, 1880, the thermometer reached 60.8 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, 68 degrees north, corroborated by thermometers at Verchoyansk and Pavlovak Observatory.
A technical review argues pneumonia stems from permanent microbes in the blood that thrive under uric-acid conditions. It cites Jaccoud, ozone theories, kidney failure as key to outbreaks, and urges vigor in the kidneys. Warner's Safe Cure is promoted as a preventive.
A former riverman recalls steamboat life before the war with superstitions such as a gray horse aboard signaling luck or disaster. He notes chains of misfortune after accidents, mentions Mark Twain and Eb Hughes, and quotes river lore alongside a tale of a Santa Clara cherry and the New Almaden Railroad buyout.
The clipping lists numerous grain terms and prices such as Wheat No 1 hard, Barley, Cornmeal, and hay values, plus irregular notes on futures and market figures. It includes a judicial notice about J. Al. Olan vs Eva Kikmorn, a land dispute with county and district details, and scattered references to people, places, and war-era notices.
The text discusses Curtious Bualucwm Colleges in Minneapolis revealing practical training with mixed subjects, commerce, and correspondence business. It praises instructors, notes modern facilities, and claims strong demand and rapid growth, along with related promotional material and an unrelated violent incident mention.
A disordered OCR snippet recounts various names, places, and events from an old newspaper page. The text includes references to people such as Pyne, Gilbnoly, Rathor, Dr. Pierce, and others, with sporadic mentions of auctions, stock, and medical products. Many phrases are corrupted and hard to interpret.
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