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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1885
Page
6
Grandmama's Fortune and the Lessons of Love
A long fragment from a Cleveland era tale follows Grandmama recounting romantic riffs and trials among youth. The story threads through memory and myth as she and family reflect on love, heartbreak, and the aging gaze that weighs passion against experience, with a muttered tease of an old legend.
Whale Hunt Off Cape Porpoise Ends With Dead Whale
The steamer Vilory and Capt. Maskill engage in shooting whale spouts off Cape Porpoise near Boobay Reerily. After a long chase the monster is struck and killed by a bomb, sinking to seventy five fathoms. The dead whale, twice as long as the Valor, is expected to surface in eight or nine days and be towed by the steamer Portland (Mo) Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmaskylly
Engaguil
Uy Boobay
Cape Porpoise
Rteamer
Maskell
Ston
Mélody
Aljosy
Hagkell
Portland
Desperate French Revolution Scene at Palais Royal
The context recalls Madame de Lamballe's brutal murder with her head and heart displayed on pikes. At the Duke of Orleans seat, Lindesy and other men witnessed mob spectacle and the head passing to the temple. The Duke mused over events, then returned to dinner as news spread of imprisonments and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Orleans
Madame de Lamballe
Lindesy
Duke of Orlean
Palais Royal
Iinner
Madame de Lamhalle
M. Walkiers
Tenple Bar
Slavery Abolition In Upper Canada 1793 And Early Life
A converted letter to The Globe argues Upper Canada led Britain and the United States in ending slavery. It cites Parliament’s 1793 act, compensation limits, and freedom for children born to enslaved women, plus notes on early cooking, ovens, and frontier life. It references witchcraft beliefs among Loyalists and a community tale of remedy and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilotoradt
Yuranie Globe
Ontario
Great Britain
British West Indies
United States
Upper Canada
Crista
Niagara
Guy John Graves Simons
Ste
Sis
Pleasuri
Ontario Howe
Tevi Aunis
Tetter
Durham
Nur
Jonny
Leo Aullis
Bowninnville
Rouils
Salem
New England
Senle Ineas
Leing
Dungh
Witel
Silver Hall
Joke of Idle Soldiers Ends in Fiery Tent Incident
A group of soldiers resting in winter quarters devised a prank with a shell and fuse. The improvised weapon exploded under a bunk, causing a tense evacuation and near panic as troops watched the tent supposedly blown apart. After thirty minutes and a witness to the event, the ruse was revealed as fraud and no one was harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mealke
Tate
Leo
Noither
Athletics and academics in college baseball records
The Princetonian notes that college athletics, specifically baseball, show mixed but overall encouraging images. Records from 1881 to 1884 reveal several high performing players who balanced studies with athletics, while some seasons included a few professional players among the rosters. The piece argues that a captain should monitor student standing to defend athletics against critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princetonian
Prince Albert Edward Prince of Wales in 19th Century
A long archaic summary recounts Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, born November 1 1841, educated privately, travels in Canada and the United States, service in Curragh Ireland, a 1868 marriage to Princess Alexandra, and his titles and wealth. It notes royal roles, residence in London, and Victoria’s late reign with his occasional House of Lords appearances as the aging queen nears 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales Monon i Vinit
Emereld
Albert Edward, Prince of
Pardo
Curragh
Ireland
Holy Band
Dean Staley
Marehy
Pringest Alounien
Christina IX
Denmark
Ehil
Ren
Tia Reivon
Wales
Copdwall
Hus Velgaine Suvereimn
Prince of Wales
Warlof
Drdlin
Alko Urb Stesrand
Scotland
Dinky
Tothsig
Ear
Dicky
Cornwall
London
Victoria
Hia Wilv
Princes of Wales
Prince Wier
House of Lords
Lessons in Getting Married at a Quirky Ceremony
The Salem United Brethren pastor Reverend Sneath led a humorous wedding lesson highlighting proper ceremony etiquette. Ushers, a playful wedding party, and a beautiful brunette bride appeared in a staged event that mixed light mortifications with earnest explanations of marriage rituals. The article notes the ceremony was not real and includes observational humor about nerves and improvised moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bueath
Queyoong
Albina
Haltel
Sneath
Gare
Asyr
Leen
Anid
Baltimore American
Oldest Man in Britain Laid to Rest at Westminster Abbey
The remains of Thomas Parr were buried in Westminster Abbey, celebrated as Britain’s oldest man to that date, noted for his remarkable longevity beyond all known ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parr le
Westminster Abbey
Great Britain
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