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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1898
Page
3
A correspondent recounts severe monthly cramps and backache eased by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after doctors offered limited relief. The letter extols the remedy’s impact on long standing gynecological symptoms and urges others to try it for similar troubles.
The text paints a sleepy village amid willows and a distant church, recalling John Howard Payie and a life near the Episcopal church with a view over the ocean. It shifts to a sentimental poem about home and friends, then shifts to brief anecdotes on marriage, dogs, and local notices including charity and college enrollment.
A detailed account of growing pecans in Texas cites 11,000 trees on 400 acres, with yields rising from a few bushels to tens of bushels per tree as they mature. It notes soil richness, tree varieties, and protection against wildlife, detailing economics, prices up to eight dollars per extra large nut, and ongoing profits from established plantings.
A fragmented text discusses European and Japanese family roles, noting that in Europe wives value husbands over parents, while in Japan traditional duties favor parents. A schoolroom dialogue, quotes, and a digression on alcohol spending appear, reflecting cultural misunderstandings and social contrasts.
Fragmented patriotic meditation on Thanksgiving, freedom, and victory. The piece weaves imagery of harvests, banners, and mass gratitude, referencing “Old Glory,” the flag, and a nation blessed with plenty. It blends celebratory verse with wartime reminiscence and calls for unity under liberty.
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