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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1886
Page
3
Eccentric verse from Hunpor's Weekly recounts a rambled scene with dreamlike imagery and archaic phrasing. A narrator likens love, strength, and fate to rowing and tides, weaving a hazy tale of longing with blurred names and fragmentary dialogue.
Theophilus Green confronts a young impostor claiming kinship, taunts him publicly, and nearly blindsides a naive check for a thousand dollars. After a mistaken belief, a breakfast revelation shows Arthur Green is the genuine nephew, clearing the scene, while Green earns a reputation as a cautious guardian and avoided club scandal.
A historical piece explains hay fever as a growing condition caused by pollen from grasses and other plants. It notes symptoms such as sneezing watery eyes and nasal swelling, with asthma paroxysms in some cases, and suggests avoidance of exposure and certain locales like Bethlehem New Hampshire for relief. A sea voyage is cited as providing relief.
A young narrator recounts a chaotic birthday party at her grandmother’s house. While playing forfeits with Stella and John Benton, a burglary attempt interrupts the revelry. In a dramatic confrontation, Benton helps subdue the thieves, keeps the family safe, and the couple ends the night with a budding romance.
The fragmentary letter recounts Antietam fighting with Lt Furby killed at a stone fence and a brave gesture of reclaiming his sword, a New York captain’s pistol misfire, a heroic bear hunt tale, and a Parisian demoralization vignette with macabre flair, mixing war, humor, and social commentary.
Extract from Gen FP EB Spinner recounts the 1862 hiring of women as Treasury clerks and paying them half the male wages. He notes Miss Tracy and Miss Stoner remain Treasury clerks after twenty four years, praising women's faster, accurate work and nimble fingers.
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