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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1890
Page
9
A testimonial from F. F. McNeahiy of Hackettstown, Massachusetts claims two years of dyspepsia improved after using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. He reports rapid relief, noting his family adopted the remedy as their medicine and recommends continuing its use.
A reader cites Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a cure for debility after a week of severe illness. The note recounts relief from weakness and a repayment to a practitioner, implying strong personal endorsement but lacking verifiable medical evidence.
The Nebraska Senate debate centers on whether government should actively build up the fortunes of one class at the expense of another. It asserts that arguments against such measures must prove necessity for general welfare, while opposing protection for a second industry risks harming domestic industry and labor.
The Millers' Association held its annus meeting at Hurea this week. Officers elected include President L. J. Esman Stockings, Vice President J. D. Wood Mitchell, and Secretary A. Lum Aterneen. Members displayed samples of new wires from the partous of teas, with Rival Thai of the Tou Ball wheat highlighted as best.
A meandering report details inspectors visiting the Glie State Reform School of Pisokin and Hen. C. Mc Howe from Neiiclle commenting on reforms and inmate care. The text shifts to public health notices and testimonials praising Dr. Ring’s New Discovery for consumption, along with warnings about harmful products and widespread stock of various medicines.
The readable text offers partial phrases about meters and a person named Sam. It mentions sealing some deed and sets terms, with scattered references to feet, seconds, and paths. The overall sense is unclear but suggests an agreement or logistics around meters and a plan involving Sam.
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