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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1897
Page
3
A fragmented narrative recounts social events, community scenes, and advertising notes from a historical paper. It mentions personal interactions, hospitalities, a museum visit, and a mix of local notices, prices, and public concerns alongside scattered references to community figures and routines.
A humorous tale from Depew discusses supply and demand via a German butcher shop. The storekeeper notes twenty cents a pound for sausages, yet the narrator finds no demand or supply, illustrating a paradox in pricing. The piece also describes English Jewish attire and reports on a county women’s organization meeting amid favorable weather and light turnout.
A St John Kansas doctor endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People citing success in nervous disorders and paralysis. endorsements from local officials and bankers accompany letters praising the medicine and the doctor’s integrity. The piece concludes with ordering details and a Schenectady address for the seller.
Mona helps an elderly stranger after a street mishap and escorts him to a pastry shop to recover, then learns he is a duk and local social circle figure. Their meeting unfolds amid Mona’s ongoing clashes with landlady and chaos at Madame Debrisay’s house, hinting at further dramas ahead.
A Youths Companion anecdote recalls a princess of Wales who remains quiet on the rise of women smoking after dinner. She notes that men struggling with excess claim to be slaves to the habit, while women reject imposing a burden, offering a shrewd critique of smoking’s social policing and class divides.
The national executive board of United Mine Workers backs a Pittsburgh area proposal for a three cent raise amid plans to resume mining in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Miners and operators discuss price timing with arbitration to follow and a joint conference set to fix next year’s rates. The outcome hinges on miners ratifying the deal as talks continue.
A chaotic report from New York describes large investors like A. Housemay & associates buying vast amounts of trust stocks in American Tobacco and Sugar companies amid rumors of extra dividends. Officials promise action by directors including retirement of stock and a cautious dividend rate, while disputes with St Louis manufacturers are noted.
An apparent accidental firearm discharge occurred at a farm residence near Osmond Nebraska injuring a woman named Amin Netsin. The victim, who was handling a loaded gun, narrowly escaped serious harm as the weapon discharged. Dring out of rage and other details remain unclear as authorities review the case. Local investigators are expected to provide an update on the charges and outcome.
Charles W. Carlyle proposes a New Era Union or New Igranion enterprise to form a company with $10,000 capital, bonds due in fifteen years, 6 percent dividends, profits to employer after interest, and use of checks for member transactions. He seeks labor union support and eastern capital backing. In Weimar, during maneuvers, a pontoon bridge collapsed under Ninety-fourth regiment, causing drowning and injuries.
The Emperor and Empress of Germany along with the King and Queen of Italy arrived to witness the autumn maneuvers of the German army, gathering with military officials and spectators for the event.
Five thousand vent makers, half of them women, struck for higher wages this morning in New York. Sixteen hundred cloak makers in four shops also walked out, while as settlements were reached 1,300 returned to work in other shops.
The remaind of thre e fotims of the Mownt Pleuretio nyu lanvhe were recovered greatly muti lated. The broken OCR text suggests a disaster scene with remains found in the area. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
A fragmented, archaic sounding verse piece rails against creed and conformity, invoking punishment and moral struggle. It dramatizes a cityscape of sorrow, religious zeal, and social pressure with scattered proper nouns and ritual imagery.
A reader named Mrs. Kriner writes of suffering for eight years with change of life and claims immediate relief after using Ty din B. Pinkchain's Vegetable Compound and associated products. She praises cures, recommends the remedies to friends, and mentions Allen's Foot Bath as a comfort aid, urging others to try the products advertised.
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