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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1900
Page
3
A period-era advisory piece urging mothers to guide daughters through puberty and use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Includes letters from Miss Good and Miss PeanutinoD praising the remedy for irregular menses and transformative health benefits, dated 1900 Seattle.
A collage of garbled dialogue and stray phrases from newspapers and speeches. It mentions Philadelphia, Uncle Sam, Greeks, and a stream of interrupted lines about life, politics, and October imagery. The piece reads like an OCR mishmash of notes and quotes.
In a tense confrontation at Brant’s estate Captain Pinckney intercedes as Clarence accuses his wife of treachery and demands political loyalty. Amid denunciations and a gate salute, Mrs Brant departs and Pinckney chooses to remain allied, promising support and delaying pursuit while the deputy coordinates safe release for prisoners.
A long-ago profile recalls Robert G. Comins congressman from the Fifth District of Iowa who chose patent medicine lecturing over law. After law study in Tipton and a modest practice, a confident pivot toward public speaking and a promised $1,800 yearly retainer for a patent medicine road show set him on a path that ultimately led to a Washington role as an eloquent advocate for his district.
The Den Telegraaf report from October 3 states a German unit collided with 8,000 Chinese near Men Lai, forcing a retreat south of Tien Tsín. Chinese forces, likely Hung Chungs, were ordered to halt foreigners, while Huai Tai’s lineage is noted in imperial succession. Foreign troops brace for potential attack as 8,000 Chinese troops advance.
Reported assault on Sal Wan by about 3,000 rebels near San Chun prompts reopening of shops. Authorities reinforce Kowloon frontier police as anti rebel measures mount. Expedition to Pao Ting Bu scheduled to start today amid Boxer Party activity and Russian export to Ho Hung Chang at Peking.
Admiral report states occupation of Shan Hat Kuan area with Gulf of Line motang under control. Forty hive beet division allocated among nations. gates roared by artillery, forts intact. Route from Hong Kong to Shaw Hat Kuan now Russian-occupied. Americans decline further participation.
Reports from Orient arrivals credit Professor Robert Keech bie at Hong Ko for a malaria cure said to purge malarial districts. He tested in the Dutch West Indies and German colonies with injections and a quinine-containing medicine. He plans to present to the German government and urge immediate adoption of the method.
The text surveys political tensions with remarks on Uncle Sam loans, party loyalties, and reform critique. It navigates literary figures like Joel Chandler Harris and Ella Wheeler Wilcox, notes Puerto Rico mountains, and remarks on educational progress in western states. It includes brief ad-like lines on health and dyes.
Ex congressman A Gooden and A Z Goodwyn endorse a Perdna remedy sent from Columbus Ohio. They claim long testing and public testimonials prove its cure for catarrh and related ailments. A free book on catarrh is offered.
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