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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
3
A mixed OCR clipping features family reunion snippets with Danish and German language, notices, poems, and several late 19th to early 20th century advertisements. Names include Benjamin Ridgely and Mrs. Hort a of Exeter, with references to Philadelphia Record and San Diego. It also shows medical ads for Dodd's Kidney Pills and Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets.
Clarence confronts his wife’s insinuations and a plotted conspiracy as he travels by ferry and coach toward the邱 Rancho. He confronts danger, suspicion, and a covert plot involving Captain Pinkney while facing his own disillusionment and pursuit.
Amusing items recount visitors in Stockholm who were shown royal chambers, a king’s courtesy to American guests, and a Shah of Persia tale linking to Newgate prison. Also includes business location advice from Philadelphia Record and a Chicago Tribune quip about a forceful politician’s heckling incident.
A four story Salvation Army nursery at 404 East Front Street Cincinnati burned yesterday afternoon. Five occupants cremated and others injured as mothers and children could not escape the upper floors. Rescue efforts overwhelmed by smoke and cold weather. Names of dead and seriously injured announced. clergy and staff tried to save as many as possible.
Denver today reports a syndicate led by Alfred Melt and J B Storkan plans a $13 million purchase for a gypsum mine near Ouray Colorado funded by En Mish Ned American Investor. Alfred Melt known as South African diamond king and J B Storkan bankman are named. A draft covers the first payment with funds on deposit at the Viet National bank. An onsite expert Joby Mays Hur toh arrived for examination of the mine. The deal is expected to be closed within ten days. In other news, Dr J A Paddock a leading Black Mesa physician died of apoplexy at his home last evening. He served as physician to the Burlington Railway and performed many surgical operations.
The National Coin reserve authorizes reserve agents for several Iowa banks including Merchants, Burlington, and Cedar Rapids, with names and counties listed. Nebraska additions cover Grimith Randolph, and other towns. South Dakota restoration noted. A separate item reports a year-old boy injured after a kickoff incident with a police outcome.
Sioux City prepares a major week long event with parades, floral displays, and elaborate floats. The festival features roadshow acts, high diving, balloon ascension, and a renowned marching band, plus Victorian pageantry and a grand finale parade by the Brat. Railroads offer half fares Sept 30 to Oct 9 to boost attendance from a 200 mile radius.
A laboring husband on Washington Avenue, Hagkennvk, carves a headstone for his wife’s grave amid extreme heat. After finishing, he walks to the Catholic cemetery in tears, supported by neighbors who fear the exertion may have harmed him.
A Chicago widow protests the obituary that listed her late husband as older than he was, calling it an act of spite. She considered suing for damages but was advised against it. The piece critiques newspaper accuracy and includes a wartime reminiscence on old money and a promotional remark for a remedy.
A jumbled mix of editorials and advertisements from a historical issue surfaces. The text references a Hugo publisher seeking fortune, a Dublin editor, nasal catarrh cures with Flys Balm, pricing by mail, and a Detroit Free Press note about Narina Nilbe. The content shows early marketing prose and literary commentary with scattered names and phrases.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a tonic promising cure for headaches and cancer like ailments, with bold claims of natural movement and health restoration sold for ten cents. A joke about counterfeit boxes and imitations appears alongside a misdated account of England's first war vessel, the HMS Amble-deeker, built in 1509 with 1000 ton capacity and crew of eighty.
The piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as universally trusted by women, claiming she has helped millions and that letters to her are common when health falters. It then veers into poems and miscellaneous notes, mentioning memory, September imagery, and scattered salon quotes.
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