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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1894
Page
3
Incoherent dialogue questions how Van Urief failed politically as humor and mispronounced phrases hint at a chaotic debate. Mentions are jumbled with names like Roollello, Hinkera, and Winke as the speaker rambles about speeches and outcomes.
In a Chicago publishing house tale, Sinnick, a shy reader, courts Ella Ransom, a bookstore clerk, as he edits sensational stories. Observed through office windows, their strained but growing bond tests social boundaries while Willard’s request and a manuscript incite jealousy and missteps. The drama culminates with Sinnick revealing a new authorial talent and a chapter in his own life.
A garbled flyer describes assembling a primitive flying machine with improvised tools and odd terms. It lists materials like wooden spools, nails, and wire, with steps to begin by shaping wood and driving nails, ending with shaping the frame and removing wood to release the design.
An illustrated guide describes assembling a string wind and spool flyer, drilling holes, and shaping a five ear instrument from paper and olive-dyed components. It details stringing, bending, and testing the contraption, plus variations for different wearers and scales.
A fragmented Hastings report describes a community upset over strange illness symptoms, a demand for medical action, and a dispute involving residents and officials. The text references doctors, a public warning, and shifting attitudes as tensions rise amid unclear events.
Fragmentary OCR style text shows garbled names and phrases. It mentions a wedding or social listing with scattered words like Monk face, puursiew, Wife lute pinisy, Jabuchen, Kova, Primi title, and brand Mig. The readable content is minimal and largely unintelligible.
A fragmented narrative centers on Lightly and his editor suitor, Letters, and a Christmas issue. The piece blends gossip and literary critique, showing Lightly’s romantic entanglements with Lilian and Lizzie, while editors debate rights, surveys, and the magazine’s festive ambitions.
A curious account describes Thomas Edison testing a plan involving cockroaches and electrical wiring. He stretched copper ribbons under a glass table then attached batteries to observe a makeshift defense line as roaches moved, forming a hollow square around the table. The strange setup drew attention from Chief Operators and other spectators as the night wore on and the experimental cordon remained guarded.
An Economical Congress report criticizes current spending, noting pension and salary cuts. It highlights $11,483,180 river and harbor omissions, total pension appropriations near $18.2 billion, and $450,000 saved by terminating the sugar bounty. The chairman argues substantial reductions reflect policy shifts from the Fifty-first Congress and warns of heavy future obligations under current laws.
A prosperous businessman notes that married, saving men fare better than single ones. He finds riotous living and lack of saving common among bachelors, while married men often save despite similar or lower incomes. Conclusion favors marriage with a sensible wife, and a plan to reward frugal married men. Also mentions seed company ad and Dr Powell return.
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