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Newspaper

Kimball Graphic

Location

Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1883

Page

8

Aztec Dance Scene Portrayed In Indian Ceremonial Pageantry

The report describes the Cochiti and Zuni dances with Mongol and Puello performers, detailing Montezuma and the bridegroom figures, the royal lover, and the elaborate costumes. It notes the audience, venue, and the ceremonial significance, alongside descriptions of body painting and traditional attire.

Bas Wooine Montezuma Gierespandeme Kansas Pilin Tina Cushin Seeznepl Ab Rike Maloche Petinpos Taurus Mal Pera Mexico Columbus Puebla Indiana Cinderella Montezninuta HauinRt Hix Ie Lancer Ator Thorman Otto Urens Otier Cnr

Remarkable Dreams and Prophetic Tales Across Ages

A long, deviceful review of dreams as signs and divination across ancient and modern eras. It cites Pliny, Aristotle, Artemidorus, Galen, and Cicero, recounting vivid dream cases and the belief in dream interpretation as a guiding force in life and health.

Anys Tandon Society England Maleep Voltire Yarsea M‘touron Pliny Aristotle Artemidorus Venice Galen Cicero Valerian Maximus Mega Fa Hin Best Hi Aide Mata Para Ding Megara Womman Maravillen Altire Karlsbad Kur William Karia

Condensed Codfish Inventor Builds Local Venture

A workshop anecdote tells of Chewad Cudiisa Ileago Hraralit who ground codfish into a product named Condensed Codfish. The idea, sparked by a friend’s jibe, led to a thriving business shipping nationwide and plans to supply the English market. The inventor aims to retire with a fortune, as his method gains popularity and a dedicated helper handles books.

Devon Una Tinemionis New Yorke House

Cyclone Devastation Recounted From Dolowara County

A severe cyclone swept Dolowara county about 25 years ago damaging buildings crops and farm implements. A stream bed flood splashed five feet high and a man recalled a woman carried a mile and a half. A dwelling was shattered and timber obstructed paths. The event occurred on an Ath of November.

Columbine Dolowara Herkatire

Storm track notes mention no central Ohio damage

A fragment notes that no destructive events occurred in Central Ohio despite weather chatter about a cyclone near Delaware County. The text reflects a cautious public caution as whirlwinds recur elsewhere, with no specific incidents recorded in this snippet.

Lemst Ohio Olin Delaware County

Mock Tour Guide Earns Buckskin Token From Californians

A Frisco journalist aboard a westbound train amusingly misinformed travelers about coast scenery and Califormia facts. Officials thanked him with a buckskin token after a humorous exchange about Mount Shasta buffalo trains and Mariposa redwood lore, revealing frontier humor and regional pride.

Toonday Cape Horn Ingishmon Devel Frisco Mount Shasta Palace Hotel Mariposa Califorian

Millionaire Edward Clark will probate in Otsego

A certified copy of Edward Clark's will, with a rumored 50 million fortune, is filed in Milwaukee. It leaves 40 thousand to Williane College, 250 thousand to each of four grandsons, and smaller sums to distant relatives, plus land bequests. The document hints at large real estate holdings and forests of wealth.

Edward Clark New York Otsego County Milwaukee Williane College Whe Hielra Saratoga Ghanning Theodora Parker Theodore Parker Tall Tim Els New Jersey Angoat Mardy Tivo Tarniara Crawford

Frontier Overhead Line Runaway Feared In Montana Gorge

A party exploring the overhead line near Mullen Tunnel, fourteen miles west of Helena, Montana, faced a near disaster when a runaway freight train pursued a caboose filled with excursionists. Professor Howey and a Swede helped brake the car as the engine on the downbound train failed to slow, sending the caboose down the mountain while passengers clung to life. The train narrowly avoided catastrophe as the caboose, locomotive, and cars slid toward the gorge below.

Orden Ouit R. Hewer Helena Marty Bagum Professor Howey Caboose Howey Prade Tex Almiet Aalaty

Another Audience Desired For the Man Who Lectures to His Wife

A 19th century essay argues wives bear a domestic audience for husbands venting grievances and that public sympathy is lacking. It notes marriage trains restraint on social reform talk and laments male monopoly on debate. The piece cites New York Evening Journal from a historical context.

New York

Copper Roofing Outlasts Iron in Durable Buildings

The Scientific American notes copper roofs resist deterioration and need no frequent painting. Copper posts rust less, outlast tin and galvanizes iron, with Boston examples showing roofs and gutters stay sound after forty years. Copper remains popular for bay windows and rainware due to beauty and long life.

Scientific American Boston

Incomplete OCR note on roofing and materials

An architect notes issues with roofing work and a partial shipment problem. The fragment mentions filler, green patination, and the risk of defective roof components. It cites diminished performance expectations and advises caution in proceeding with faulty materials and installation.

Atueri

Notable Anecdotes on Law and History at Saratoga

Emory Storra, amid a circle of wealthy men at Saratoga, questions the value of Yournel, cites two antiquity figures named Cassius and Dives, and recalls Thaddeus Stevens and Lord Coleridge. The piece recounts high legal fees, charitable acts, and reflections on Washington’s flag origin, plus remarks on Latin Greek education and a Navy officer’s wife’s death.

Emory Storra Saratoga Yournel Cassius Dives Storrs Athens Phidiag Black Almaden Quicksilver Company of California United Sates Supreme Court Reverdy Johnson Charles O'Connor Judah P. Benjamin Misfeo Thaddeus Steven Worthington Chester Stevens Cincinnati Enquirer Dean Richmond Mr. Richmond Lord Coleridge New York Sorthamptonshire George Wasiington Wasvington Ley Amerst Charles Franela Adams, Jr Mra May Craly Roper Teste M. Roper United States Navy Portlaust Springs Roper David G Jennie C. Craly Jennie June API London New York World Miss Chamberlain Nfate Prince of Wales Fulson Misa Chamberlain

Farming and ointment poultices in old journal notes

The article discusses herbal poultices and household remedies for farms, noting charcoal applications for wounds and worm treatments with ashes and gritty mixtures. It covers Jersey cattle yields, dairy profits, farm labor attitudes, and calls for progressive farm equipment and agricultural papers to boost efficiency and prosperity.

Old Time Kitchen Snippets From a Frayed Page

A fragmented OCR taste of historical rural recipes lists dishes like Poor Man's Sitter Cajey and Banana Propria style batter, with steps for fried crostini and pepper poly style tripe and vegetable medleys. It preserves names and measurements but reads as a garbled, period kitchen note.

Nike Wetiff Crugeern Bonnie Propria

The Valaes of Vegetablea and their body effects

The article discusses various vegetables and their health effects. It notes asparagus as a diuretic used at Aix-les-Bains, carrot infusions for kidney and rheumatic issues, and onions for alkaline environments limiting poison. It critiques cooking methods and emphasizes easier digestion and digestible forms for patients.

Aix-lon- Bains Suvay

In a New York Saloon A Glimpse of Grandeur and Decor

A fragmentary scene describes a New York saloon with lavish decor. Brushed velvet walls, heavy plates and crystal chandeliers reflect opulence. Notable figures mingle as polished wood panels and carved furniture frame an elegant but partial portrait.

New York Austria

Maine Sweet Gorn Crop Boosts Canning Prospects

A Maine correspondent for the Boston Journal reports a strong year for canning profits and varieties. Corn, pumpkins, berries, starchy plants, and other produce show increased yields across towns, with drought largely avoided and substantial money tied to the harvest.

Maine Boston Journal Evyry Linal Mabel

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