07 Sep 1883
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1883
Page
1
A sprawling narrative intertwines a troubled family tale with a sweeping public scene. The aftermath of a dying child tests loyalty and duty as a pastor’s wife faces a moral crucible, while references to political figures, social borders, and a broad gallery of contemporaries sketch a society rife with intrigue and consequence.
The Right Hon John Duke of Coleridge Baron Coleridge of Ottery St Mary serves as Lord Chief Justice of England. A 19.62 year old Oxford graduate and son of Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s lineage, he has held Parliament seats and the offices of Solicitor General and Attorney General. Knighted in 1868, he became Baron Coleridge and joined the judiciary November 1873. He has contributed to the Edinburgh Review and related writings.
The article recounts an old sword passed from Aleck McClung a Kentucky soldier to his nephew William McClung of St Paul then to his sister the late Mrs Browning who held it as a cherished relic. Her daughter Mrs Coleman of New Orleans kept possession despite repeated efforts to obtain the award.
Report describes the young Duke of Newcastle dancing at a special ball night with several partners. Fashions to illustrate summer styles are detailed, including gowns in striped muslin, satin, chenille embroidery, and lavish trimmings. The duke’s partners wear ornate outfits, and the overall effect is described as duchess‑worthy and spectacular.
German producers have greatly simplified mosaic gold made by the dry process by carefully controlling temperature to avoid decomposition of tin sulfide. Ammonia or mercury compounds are used to regulate evaporation and achieve the characteristic gold shine. Excess heat yields dull tin sulfide and ruins the ground tint. Mercury compounds offer another attractive option in suitable conditions.
A Cincinnati pottery factory worker secretly cares for his ailing son at home. He brings small gifts and keeps silent, while coworkers quietly join in, forming bonds as the boy nears death. On the funeral day, around a hundred laborers attend to honor the child.
The fragment mentions Dr. Russell a wealthy Mississippi planter at Rockbridge Alum Springs with his wife and an adopted child aged twelve, a full man of the Une, shown in the Baltimore Ban report. The wording is clipped and unclear but indicates social or familial notices linked to Hood’s lineage.
A long, clouded account describes Ramadan observances and alleged dress code restrictions on Turkish women in Constantinople, detailing imperial edicts and public policing of attire. It notes interactions with German and Austrian social scenes, mentions notable figures, and reflects colonial-era tensions in fashion and morality.
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