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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1884
Page
3
Fragmented verse reflects weary labor and inner cries as people walk unseen through life. The speaker notes harsh realities, a lack of gentle care, and the burden of striving toward spiritual or divine heights amid night and gloom.
In a Southern drawing room a matriarch schemes to wed Ella Talbot’s wealthy bachelor uncle while Amelia Pullyn resists a second marriage to Dr. Albert Trim. The scene unfolds with hints of past engagements, family pressure, and a dramatic reconciliation as old flames surface and plans collide.
The Anglo American committees for the Old Testament revision, formed after Canterbury's 1870 convocation, work independently in New York and London and share results by constant correspondence. They expect a fall publication from Oxford and Cambridge press, with minimal changes to the Hebrew base and verse rendering, and added appendix notes reflecting modern Semitic language insights.
The text discusses the history of English Bible translations from John Wycliffe in the 14th century to the 1611 King James Version, praising it as the finest scholarship of its era and noting its lasting status as the current best.
Professor Rheem of the Smithsonian reptile room rejects popular myths about venomous snakes. He notes the hoop snake and blow snake are fiction and outlines real North American species, rattlesnake copperhead and coral, with details on bites and anatomy. The piece shifts to Queen Victoria’s household duties and staff, describing positions, salaries, and duties from Lord Chamberlain to bedchamber women, and the extensive royal administration.
A verbose reminiscence describes illicit goods moving to New York by sea, including cigars and fruit, with a detective closing in on the operation. The narrator recalls bribes, private marks, a diamond racket, and a fruit trick used to conceal contraband.
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