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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1898
Page
4
Years of steady success have earned the physicians of this sanitarium a premier standing in the nation. Three months of effective treatment in the community, plus endorsements from patients, the public, and the press, position them among Chicago's foremost doctors and claim cures after others fail.
Consultation and examination free and no money to get expert opinion. The specialists offer life saving or money saving guidance for those who have suffered long or been neglected by ordinary treatments. Call to learn how to improve vision or hearing and address incurable conditions.
Patient testimonials from grateful individuals describe cures of deafness and restored sight, reinforcing the claim that the sick are being cured. The passage emphasizes unwavering belief in the effectiveness of the divinity and the reliability of these reports.
A reader from Yankton, South Dakota describes a four year battle with a chronic stomach and heart condition. After trying various medicines with little relief, he sought treatment from Chicago physicians who promised cure. Four weeks of care reportedly left him entirely well and he endorses the doctor’s remedy to neighbors and friends.
Local items recount residents in town Monday and Tuesday meetings. Mentions creamery activity near Pukwana and Glen, weather shifts, a May 13 play, and various town figures including the mayor and county officials. Also notes soldiers at Sioux Falls camp, transport plans to the state troops, and a rash of minor local incidents and pursuits.
A fragmented recap notes Hudson and Kimball area residents. Mentions include Tod Halverson meeting assessors, James Ward traveling to Kimball, Enoch White headed for Iowa, cattle work by Archie Smith and W E McCreery adding pasture, and local school pupils photographed. Also cited are Mrs. Glad Smith’s fall, Hazel Stewart visiting Anna Gertson, and various farm and wagon details.
Uncovered by a Woman. The article discusses remedies and health tips, praising Electric Bitters for female complaints and nervous troubles. It cites local testimonials about pain relief and promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Cham ber lain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as trusted products available from local druggists.
Thousands report relief from grippe and related illnesses using Minute Cough Cure. It tackles coughs colds bronchitis pneumonia asthma and throat and chest ailments with rapid action, as advertised by F. BE. Miller and associates.
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