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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1897
Page
3
Joakin Prergen of 51a East St Warren, Pa reports severe heart trouble and suffocating sensations improved after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Woah. He credits the medicines with restoring strength and ease of breathing after months of distress.
A garbled 19th century style piece discusses bicycling as a potential fad, mentions New Orleans and a department, and references concerns about paper money, employment, and national opinion. The text blends varied topics with unclear dates and places, preserving scattered names and phrases amid a confused report.
A 19th century column recounts a burial at St Paul’s with an all male cortege and a Protestant service. Funeral rites include removal of remains, grave preparations, and an organized procession to the cemetery. Names such as Mayfields and Welman appear among mourners and officials as the piece notes the historical context of the event.
A mix of critical remarks on Victor Hugo's Les Misérables from a Parisian literary stance, contrasting high moral aims with accusations of indecency. Separately, Brooklyn and New York commentary debunks dangerous myths about electrical shocks from trolley wires, noting typical voltage dangers and worker fatalities.
Misses Bitun-She and Mrs W face unhappiness after a marriage to a foreign count. The writer jokes about language gaps and misunderstandings caused by difference in Tongues. The piece humorously comments on women and social constraints, using caricature and light irony.
Reports from Omak Nebraska indicate a motion to delay the Union Pacific foreclosure sale. Judge Sanborn, pressed by Government's attorney and President McKinley, weighs postponement to give syndicates an opportunity amid prior weather and market uncertainties. General Cowan travels to St Paul to argue the government's case, while officials in New York and Washington monitor developments.
In a tense family shadow, Mona rejects Uncle Sandy and Kenneth’s match while Debrisay counsels. Kenneth confronts Mona’s defiance, and Uncle Sandy banishes her from the room, prompting Mona to retreat to Mme Debrisay as tensions rise toward an escalating quarrel.
A fragmented reminiscence follows Lanier and the mythic musician Panter as a youthful prodigy, amid war era memories and a seaside cottage encounter. A chance conversation with a chatty seaside woman sparks reflections on music, duty, and longing.
In Denver, Trinity Methodist pastor Dr Calhorn reports a discovery at Oxford of papyri fragment of the Gospels. The finds, unearthed by Mesay Grevatel, suggest early copies of the New Testament were known in ancient times. Critics argue the dating and abbreviations imply much earlier origins, while scholars contest the manuscript’s provenance and wording.
A severe 19th century storm lashes the Atlantic coast with Cape May heavily damaged. Telecommunication failing, vessels adrift, and ships reported endangered near shore as the storm moves toward Virginia and North Carolina with warnings of dangerous tides.
A mixed Cheyenne and Arapaho war party led by Roman Nose and Cirny Horse left Indian Territory for Murpree Kansas. They forced a schoolteacher Miss Mable Hunter to dance in a circle with a blanket in the center while others beat and compelled participants. Some band members had been in the Custer massacre and later killed a teacher and students in western Kansas.
A man at a Maine seaside resort observes a veiled young woman in a soda fountain queue. The veil hampers communication as she removes it and explains her difficulty in winking, while the clerk reacts with a self satisfied smirk. The scene shifts to unrelated garbled names and breakdowns in the surrounding text.
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