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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
13
A provident plumber leaves a hall placard for burglars detailing that valuables are in a bank vault and showing the left-drawer keys as proof. The note, quoted from Collier's Weekly, urges burglars to ignore the home while humorously inviting a check for $5 as compensation.
A vintage ad describes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a sugar coated health booster that converts weakness to strength and energy. It claims rapid benefits and lists 25 cents per box with S H Scallin as the seller. The piece also cites testimonials and a claim that One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and throat illnesses.
Frederick Wedehase and Mena Goldammer united in marriage Tuesday night at 8 30 in the groom's mother's home on Second Street. Rev John Babcock officiated as Earest Goldammer gave the bride away. The couple will establish a household in the east end of the Wedehase residence amid well wishes from local friends.
Dr Dix announced at THE REPUBLICAN office that his Dix house will shut to the public Thursday on medical advice. The closure stems from a need for absolute rest and a shortage of reliable help, ending seven years of homelike hotel service in Mitchell with plans to resume normal operations soon.
Dr Roy St Clare a long time specialist in chronic diseases located in Mitchell at Plotner House he has twenty years at Charity hospital New York three years at Royal George London and served with the New York Regiment before 1865 He treats chronic conditions and diseases of women offering a hopeful cure with consultations free and claims strong American record and home treatment contrasts with travel for specialists.
Red Hot From the Gun was the ball that hit G B Stead of Newmark Michigan in the Civil War. It caused horrible ulcers that resisted treatment for twenty years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. It claims to cure cuts bruises burns boils felons corns skin eruptions. 25 cents a box with guarantee. Sold by S H Scallin, druggist.
A Boston bank president estimates national currency expansion under the new law. He cites a $50 million baseline from bonds and treasury premiums, with banks able to expand up to $360 million beyond that. He pinpoints a plausible range of $100 million to $150 million more, noting inflation could reach $150 to $200 million and stimulate the economy.
Medical professionals in Plankinton report a four year old boy showing signs of insanity due to epileptic fits and recommend transfer to a state asylum. The note discusses broader health and consumer topics including a grip microbe warning and a hair remedy advert from Beggs. It also critiques catalogue pricing versus local dealers and promotes Dr. Pierce’s medical guides and products.
W E Henley writes vigorously about Lady Byron in The Pall Mall Magazine and shows how a public frenzy formed around a dramatic elopement. The bride’s actions sparked scandal, shaping opinion and leaving the husband isolated and mysterious questions unanswered to this day.
Ainslee's Magazine argues the Metropolitan Opera House relies on public support more than stockholders. It states opera is a public institution that would collapse without the general audience, not a social function for elites.
The Indianapolis Press notes a short exchange about a nickel being used for a manicure set. The humorous exchange highlights everyday consumer trivia in a light column.
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