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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1884
Page
9
A fragmented tale on obsession and memory follows Edward Lamb and Madelon Soulaby as a weary editor paints a scene of lovers, a doomed letter, and a pondering prospector, where wealth, longing, and tragedy weave through a dim domestic drama and a silent grave Unknown
Rural New Yorker advises on threshing wheat and storing it in granaries. It discusses timing, drying, and conditioning the grain, recommending direct threshed wheat be dried, tested quickly, and fanned or spread to air. Frequent examination during handling prevents spoilage and damage.
Benry Clay died in the room where Congressman Culberts attempted suicide. Lieut Col C. T. Moore, Beventoanth inttry, and Capt Charlon Bredhammer of the Pirlecnlu Infantry were laid to rest at Losvonwarth recently and will be honored as part of the ceremony.
A wedding scene in Portland's Chinatown caused uproar as hundreds of locals gathered to glimpse the bride. Police cleared the sidewalk as the ceremony moved from a narrow stair to a closed carriage, with ornate dress and silk slippers described amid scenes of revelry and rice showers.
A Connecticut farmer courts a young thief confined in a Brookish prison, hoping to marry her, a move seen as philanthropy or sensationalism. The piece also notes a Marschnootts factory producing many boots in 12 months and 80,000 Paris shoe-makers working likewise.
John Bright argues in Birmingham that the Lords are ordinary men with inherited power. He describes their land ownership, church livings, and county control while condemning the hereditary system as unmerited and potentially dangerous to liberty and reform.
An actor learns he will not perform in Chicago as planned and is coerced toward Detroit. Brook persuades him to enter a depot, is constrained at a hotel, and later attacked during a hotel confrontation. A detective guards the room as tensions rise and violence erupts amid the confusion.
Fragmented gossip from a distant city reports a coachman named Bartholomew marrying Emma Yabsook, niece of wealthy Wil lUsma J. Simmons. Simmons, an out-of-town figure, remains unaware, while Bartholomew fears family backlash and plans to flee with the bride after the wedding.
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