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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1894
Page
3
The snippet presents a chaotic health advertisement style text referencing a hotel medical dispensary and various cures, with numerous garbled phrases. It mentions a hotel in Birllido and a Works Dispensary offering a tonic syrup and medical treatments. The legible elements are sparse and the overall meaning is unclear.
A party travels to Innishkeen’s remote island in VAM Island to meet the king and queen at the palace. They describe the reception by locals, the monarchy, and the lack of schools and churches, with observations on language, attire, and daily life under a hereditary rule.
A Constantinople dispatch claims about 3,000 Armenians including women and children were killed in the Hassoun area during a Kurdish attack. Turkish officials deny the report, saying it is false and tied to suppression in the questioned region. The piece also notes New York election concerns over sheriff candidate William Solids and campaign spending details.
In a Washington letter, Hon. W. L. Withan of West Virginia argues recent electoral results do not rebuke reform efforts. He says voters nationwide did not reject reform, but blamed party mishandling and delays in antiwar tariff reform, predicting continued push for reform without repeal of McKinley era policies. He cautions Republicans against pledging repeal.
The Washington dispatches reveal a chaotic fund race for New York governor with Dwyer backed by major figures including Croker in a Cleveland bid. Bets mounted to impressive sums as Wall Street syndicates and Pinkertons moved to influence the outcome amid defection hearings and political fallout.
A garden tale recounts how a rose cutting from Germany inspired the American Beauty rose. Mr. Field bought cuttings for five dollars, grew them, and within a year produced a valuable variety later sold for thousands. The piece notes the surprising, profitable origin of a famed rose.
Davenport plays unfold with a theft of a Gent trophy during a chaotic night. Reports describe a window of opportunity exploited by a sly thief named Hott amid distracting opera surroundings. A reward is offered. no arrest details given. Municipal and civic mentions follow with Luther League anniversary events in Brooklyn and boxing weigh-ins in New York.
The city launches a new street mail operation linking the main post office to East Liberty via Tw Queen Street. Fifteen daily dispatches are planned with eleven mail patches, expanding soon to all city routes. Iowa delegates are named for an anti option convention in November.
A jumbled assemblage covers grain warehousing rates and proposed law changes, receivers and elevators, conventions in Oberlin and Washington, a ship christening in St. Louis, local accidents, a murder attempt, mining disputes, a poetry section, and assorted society items. Names include Chicago and Oberlin, with scattered references to Texas, Ashantee, and Seattle.
The text describes harsh backbreaking rice cultivation with women in straw coats laboring knee-deep in mud. Labor employs spades and rakes, waterlogged paddies, and manual transplants while fields are prepared with trenches and water. It notes intense heat, dew, and discomfort, plus hospital concerns and stalled innovations.
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