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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

2

Local people depart for business and travels amid heat

W H George Milwaukee agent leaves for Chicago to attend business matters. Mr and Mrs F L Moyer and Miss Igin depart for the Black Hills. J J Lahey Mitchell National Bank assistant cashier returns from Chicago and St Louis. Butterfields head to Chicago and New York for fall and winter dry goods buys. Sunday hits 100 degrees with a hot wind, then a cool northwest breeze. Mrs George E Langley arrives from Willow Lakes to visit her parents. Langley injured July fourth in a runaway and treated in Lennox. Dr and Mrs J G McCartney and Henrietta tour the Black Hills. Modern Woodmen of America names Dr Freyberg head physician for the state, moving headquarters from Sioux Falls to Mitchell. EH Pearman appointed state deputy, to base in Huron. Pearman met Freyberg and Deputy Verry. he has 20 years in Woodmen work and 4 years in the field as a special deputy.

F. L. Moyer George E. Langley Willow Lakes W. H. Wilkinson Langley Slaman Lennox Grand Lodge Woodmen of America Madison F. W. Mreyberg Sioux Falls Mitchell EH. Pearman Kansas City Kans Huron Pearman Freyberg Verry

James Lee Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery

Mrs Mary Lee of rural route 8 Zanesville Ohio writes that her husband James Lee credits his recovery from severe lung trouble to Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy, advertised as a throat and lung tonic, offers quick relief for coughs and colds with a guarantee. Diehl Brown’s drug store sells 60 cents to $1.00, trial bottle free.

Zanesville Mary Lee James Lee Dr. King Diehl & Brown's

Non-Residents Burdened by Buffalo County Tax Shift

Buffalo county board of equalization adopted a land assessment plan taxing non residents at $800 per quarter section while residents faced $500. Judge Smith ruled non residents must protest at the board, leaving outsiders to bear the heavier tax load for the year.

County Commissioners Buffalo County Board of Equalization A. E. Hitchcock

Man Bitten by Mad Dog Heads to Chicago for Treatment

E A Young, traveling salesman, was bitten on the thigh by a ferocious dog about 20 miles south of town while selling patent medicines. The brain of the dog was sent to Chicago, where test results indicated the first stages of madness. Young departed for Chicago for treatment, with a 15 day period to rule out injury.

E. A. Young Chicago The Pasteur Institute Mr. Young

Electric Bitters Prove Effective Family Remedy

Mrs. M. M. Davison of San Jose praises Electric Bitters for headaches biliousness and sluggish liver and bowels noting pronounced health benefits in a bottle. Sold with guarantee at Diehl Brown's drug store priced 50 cents.

M. M. Davison Gifford Ave San Jose Cal Diehl & Brown’s

A Cool Gun Fighter in Tombstone Legend

The Baltimore American recounts Marcus A Smith recalling Tombstone Arizona in 1880. He narrates Harry Leslie a Georgia man who killed an ambusher in a saloon, then calmly resumed his drink after the verdict. Leslie had been his client when acquitted by a quick jury.

Tombstone Ariz Marcus A Smith Congress Pennsylvania Avenue Harry Leslie Georgia Leslie Baltimore

Hall's Catarrh Cure Guarantee Affidavit 1886

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for each uncured case of catarrh. Notarized December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. Cure described as systemic and mucous surface action. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Gleason F J. Cheney &Co

Overeating and the value of chewing in meals

A doctor warns against counting bites and overanalyzing meals. He argues overeating harms less than under eating, praises chewing like herbivores, opposes capsule diets, and says nourishment requires bulk to sustain tissues and vitality.

Diamond Bearings for Electric Meters Advised

The New York Tribune notes Geneva Electric uses diamonds and sapphires from Australia and other countries for meter shaft bearings. It states diamonds are the hardest substance and sapphires rank second, ensuring minimal friction and long life despite higher upfront costs.

Geneva Electric Company Australia Holland London Paris Brazil New Zealand New York Tribune

Arnica Salve Cited for Sore Feet and More

Mr. W. Stone of East Poland Maine endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sore feet burns cuts sores and all abrasions. It is also recommended for piles. Try it at the drug store 25c.

Bucklen Mr. W. Stone East Poland Maine Diehl & Brown’s

Hair lace tale from sixteenth century royal intrigue

London Express notes a rare point tresse lace made from human hair. The piece, once kept in French cabinets, dates to early sixteenth century. Margaret Countess of Lennox reportedly sent a small square of the lace to Mary Queen of Scots, illustrating belief in the queen’s innocence.

Margaret Countess of Lennox Darnley Charles Lennox Bess of London Express

Mrs. Chas EB Smith Adopts New Life Pills

Mrs Chas EB Smith of West Franklin Maine says she uses Dr Kings New Life Pills as a family laxative because they are effective and gentle. Sold at Diehl Brown's drug store for 25 cents.

Chas EB. Smith West Franklin Maine Dr. King Diehl & Brown’s

Hunters Mistaken Tracks Reveal Slide Man Thumb Marks

Two hunters walk through a moving picture as they pursue bear tracks. The lead hunter pauses and declares the tracks are not bears but the slide man's dirty thumb marks, a humorous observation from Bohemian Magazine.

Bohemian Magazine

Architectural designs spark a budget dispute

Mr Snooks admires a design and asks its cost. The architect reveals a $1,600 bungalow with an estimated build price around $8,000, prompting questions about expenses as reported in Judge's Library.

Mr. Snooks

Seamen Hear Flaming Metaphor at South Shields Meeting

A London Chronicle example shows an enthusiastic South Shields seamen’s meeting speaker urging the crowd to seize the tide “by the flood and grasp it red hot” in a vivid mixed metaphor.

South Shields London Chronicle

Bennett Defends Title Then Retires From Single Scull

The Sporting World reports champion Harry S Bennett may retire if he wins the national regatta at Connecticut River on Aug 14 15 Springfield Mass. Bennetts aim is to avoid facing Warrock clubmate Alexander Warnock next year in singles. Durando Miller of NYAC is seen as a strong challenger this year.

Harry S. Bennett Connecticut Springfield Mass United States Bennett Alexander War- Mack Warnock Durando Miller New York A. C Philadelphia Greer Fred Shephard Miller

New Category Cup Trophies Introduced at Dunwoodle Country Club Yonkers

Dunwoodle Country Club in Yonkers New York launches a novel golf cup scheme splitting members by occupation. Clergymen will compete for the Domines cup with lawyers doctors merchants and brokers already assured. Seventeen cups were in competition in June with wins on Memorial Day Fourth of July and Labor Day.

Dunwoodle Country Club Yonkers N. Y

Ban Johnson Endorses Irregular Benefit Game for Cy Young

President Ban Johnson sanctioned a special benefit game for Cy Young between Detroit and Boston on August 13. He acknowledged irregularity but said the clubs could arrange any format or gimmick to boost attendance, including exchanging batteries and other features.

Cy Young Ban Johnson Boston Detroit Johnson

Yale to Stick to Gales Ferry Regatta Training

Yale officials deny Springfield origin stories about moving training to the Harvard national regatta course. Yale owns Gales Ferry buildings remodeled with 8 000 to 10 000 dollars from Payne Whitney, former varsity captain.

Yale Gales Ferry Yale University Springfield Mass Harvard Payne Whitney

Hackenschmidt May Be Down and Out in Wrestling Return Doubt

The Russian Lion Hackenschmidt may not resume wrestling after illness and an operation that caused temporary paralysis of his left hand. His health status casts doubt on a comeback.

Hack Hackenschmidt

Perfect Diet and Life Balance for Immortality

The article argues physical immortality hinges on maintaining perfect balance between waste and renewal in the body. It cites Hammond and Allen on self renewing bodies, links aging to waste buildup, impure diet, and negative thoughts, and asserts science and theology reconcile the body with eternal life through divine life principles.

William A. Hammond Thomas J. Allen

One Word in Time About Kidney Health

A Mitchell resident Robert B. Mayberry credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after five years of kidney trouble described as a misdiagnosed backache. He cites severe edema and painful passages, noting the pills provided significant relief and expressing confidence in a permanent cure. FosterMilburn Co. sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Mitchell Robert B. Mayberry Lawler St Mitchell, S. D Dean Bright Diehl & Brown Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

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W.H. George Milwaukee Mrs Butterfield J. G. McCartney Henrietta Black Hills Buffalo’ County A. D Diamond Bearings Harry Highball Dr. Hooker Ed Geers Peoria Ill Margaret O Oro Sweet Marie Chicago Motor Club S. H. Scallin C. F. Paige Wm. Scallin Sec. and Treas Electroliers Scallin Bros. CO Northwestern Conservatory Northwest QAI Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis Minnesota Doan
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